Where the magnetic base can actually stick
This DOUXURY kit pairs a wireless camera with a 5-inch 1080P monitor, and the camera holds on with a built-in magnetic base. That makes it a fit for steel and other ferrous metal surfaces on a car, truck, trailer, camper, fifth wheel or horse trailer.
We'd consider the mount surface the first thing to check, because aluminum and other non-magnetic metals won't hold the camera. The listing names vehicles from pickups and mini vans up to buses, so the practical question is your own metal panel, not the category.
The signal is rated for roughly 180 feet in normal use and about 330 feet in wide-open space, which suits long trailer and fifth wheel setups where the monitor sits well ahead of the rear.
| Product detail | Value to match to your vehicle |
|---|---|
| Product | Wireless Backup Camera Solar Magnetic |
| Model | The 2026 Latest Version |
| Color | black |
| Size | 5 inch |
What it will not do
This camera shows what is behind you. It does not warn you before a collision or sense crossing traffic, so it adds a view rather than a safety system that acts on its own.
Night vision, a 170-degree lens and IP69 sealing support visibility in low light and bad weather, and the monitor can run a second camera in split view for a wider look. What the kit does not do is keep itself charged from sunlight alone. Solar output stays below what the camera draws, so the power cable does the main work and solar only supplements it.
It provides a rear view and split-screen option, not collision alerts or automatic braking.
Sunlight alone will not keep it topped up; the included cable is the primary power source.
The $98.99 offer
- Amazon price
- $98.99
- Customer rating
- 4.2
- Customer reviews
- 795
- Typical price over 90 days
- $109.17
- Difference
- $10.18 (9 percent)
The kit is priced at $98.99, which is $10.18 below the typical price over the last 90 days of $109.17. That works out to about 9 percent off.
There is no previous-price history to lean on here, so treat this as a modest discount on a system with a solid review following rather than a standout deal.
Charging and monitor placement
Plan for the camera's power cable, since solar only supplements the 9600mAh battery. How often you run that cable depends on your use.
The monitor mounts two ways, on the dash with the standard holder or on the windshield with the suction cup holder, so check which surface you prefer before buying. The camera drops into an energy-saving mode roughly 10 seconds after the display powers off, which cuts how often you recharge.
The 5-inch screen means you won't tie up your phone for the rear view, and the second camera input is there if you later want another angle.
Who should pick this up
Buy it if you tow or reverse a trailer, camper or fifth wheel and want a temporary rear view without drilling or running cable to the back. The magnetic base and separate monitor make it easy to move between vehicles that have ferrous metal mounting spots.
Skip it if your mounting panels are aluminum or another non-magnetic metal, or if you expect the panel to keep the battery charged on its own.
If you do buy, confirm the metal surface where the camera will sit and decide whether the dash holder or the windshield suction cup suits your cab.
Specifications
| Model | The 2026 Latest Version |
|---|---|
| Color | black |
| Size | 5 inch |
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