Where the magnets will actually hold on your rig
We'd consider this ZEROXCLUB setup for steel-bodied trailers, fifth wheels and steel truck beds, where the four magnetic cameras can attach directly to ferrous metal. The 10.1-inch touchscreen monitor pairs with those cameras for dual or quad viewing, so you can watch several angles at once. On fiberglass or aluminum, you would need a highly magnetic metal plate to give the camera magnets something to hold. If you trailer is fiberglass or aluminum and you would rather not mount plates, we'd skip it.
| Product detail | Value to match to your vehicle |
|---|---|
| Product | ZEROXCLUB 4 CAM 10.1" Touchscreen Magnetic Solar |
| Color | Black |
| Size | 10'' 4 CAM Rear View |
What the four cameras will not do
The monitor handles dual or quad viewing of all four cameras, and the cameras are intended for rear and front views. They aren't designed to go vertical as side-view cameras, so plan your coverage around front and rear positions rather than mirroring your turn signals.
The DVR loop recording with the included 32GB card overwrites older footage, so it's a rolling record rather than a permanent archive. It captures what the cameras see, and it doesn't diagnose a vehicle fault or replace your mirrors.
The system reports a 300-foot open-distance signal, 50 feet on-vehicle for reversing and 36 feet on-vehicle for continuous use. Treat those as transmission figures, not a promise of coverage in every parking situation or a substitute for checking your surroundings.
A discount does not diagnose a fault or establish safe vehicle operation.
Loop recording overwrites old clips, so retrieve anything you need before it cycles out.
What the $439.99 price gets you
- Amazon price
- $439.99
- Customer rating
- 4.3
- Customer reviews
- 341
- Typical price over 90 days
- $483.63
- Difference
- $43.64 (9 percent)
At $439.99, this ZEROXCLUB kit carries a typical price over the last 90 days of $483.63, so you're saving $43.64, about 9 percent. That $439.99 also matches the all-time low, which is worth knowing if you've been watching this system.
The rating sits at 4.3 from 341 reviews, a reasonable signal for a four-camera wireless kit with a large touchscreen.
Charging and signal checks before you mount
Each camera runs on a built-in 9600mAh rechargeable battery, mainly charged through Type-C. The solar panel adds trickle charging to stretch battery time, but in overcast, rainy or winter conditions, or when sunlight is limited, Type-C is the way to top up.
The cameras power on and off with the monitor, so you won't need to switch each one by hand. Before mounting, check where the monitor will sit in a 10.1-inch footprint and whether its power source is reachable, since the screen is the hub for both viewing and camera startup.
For signal, the dual antennas and booster receiver cover the stated open and on-vehicle distances. On a long trailer, confirm the camera-to-monitor path stays within those ranges at highway speed.
Who should pick this up and who might wait
Choose this if you want four wireless magnetic cameras and a big touchscreen without drilling or wiring, and your vehicle or trailer gives you ferrous metal at the front and rear mounting points. The current $439.99 price matches the all-time low and comes in below the typical 90-day price, so the deal is solid on its own terms.
Skip it if your mounting surfaces are fiberglass or aluminum and you don't want to add magnetic plates, or if you need vertical side-view cameras, which this system can't do. Also pass if you want a permanent recording archive rather than loop recording.
The last check is simple. Walk your rig, find four spots with ferrous metal, and confirm the 10.1-inch monitor has a home you can see and power.
Specifications
| Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Size | 10'' 4 CAM Rear View |