Haloview 7'' 720P Wireless Range Dominator System RD7S MAX

I have a 42 foot GD fifth wheel RV factory wired for Furrion cameras and through all my research this looked to be the best kit overall that is available today and the only one with side marker cameras. I looked for the same options in 1080P but Halowview said they will not have it available for several more months. The rear camera was easy to install to include putting the transmitter on top of the rig. The side marker cameras were a little more difficult but not overwhelming. I also purchased the magnetic mount camera to use only while hooking up to the truck and it works great as well. The monitor has many options for camera display arrangements allowing me to setup the display the way I wanted it. Very happy with the system and the cameras provide a better picture than expected.

I bought this to replace a previous camera system that just wasn't that great. The range and picture quality both day and night is outstanding! One note, I did have a camera die on me during one of my trips, contacted Customer Service and within 3 days, a replacement arrived! Can't beat the customer service!

Now that I have several thousand miles with this kit I think I have a good feel for them. My trailer is pre-wired for backup and side cameras. Installation took a little longer that I expected, but was not at all difficult. There are dozens of tutorials online you can follow.The rear camera came with all the hardware I needed to mount the camera. I had my son help with the installation, the extra hands made it much easier to do, especially helping to not drop screws when I was at the top of the ladder. The small screws and awkward position made assembly and attachment of this camera the hardest part. My trailer is 29.5 ft long overall, the included wire for the repeater was more than enough to reach the nose. I had to coil up a few feet ton the roof.The side cameras were a snap to install, I just had to take a few minutes to figure out which wire to use for each connection.As for usefulness, the side cameras are of dubious utility. The lenses are too wide view to be of any real use for backing, only barely useful for seeing stuff on the blind side. On the highway they are of limited use, if any at all. I had several drops outs at high speeds.The backup camera is very helpful in backing up, especially when I have no help or need to stop at a very precise spot. The camera works great day or night, and I had no issues even in heavy rain or at high speeds. The field of view is too narrow to see more than just a few feet behind the trailer. I was hoping it would help be see any vehicles in the blind spot behind the trailer, but they would need to be almost on the bumper for that to be possible.The monitor is easy enough to see and of good quality. It's plenty bright enough to see in sunlight.All in all the rear camera is worth the buy for sure. Could it be better? Sure. But it's worth it as is. The side camera's? I'll probably not buy them for the next trailer, they are just not worth it. Get good tow mirrors instead.

I had a very expensive Furrion RV camera system that was mediocre to say the least. 3 cameras washed out picture and would often loose reception. After lots of investigation, I picked the haloview system and the picture on all three cameras are fantastic, so much better than the Furrion and $400.00 lessHighly recommended.

This system works as expected, has excellent image quality. It was a fairly easy installation.

Love this brand. It even records on a mini card. Don't need it for help backing up but it is useful for driving down the road uh

Camera's in the day time work as advertised. Night vision is not great especially on the side camera's as they are close to the RV wall. Day time use is excellent!

Absolutely love these way more then the furrion.