This rear view is working great for my overland trailer. I installed the rear camera on the trailer, and the front camera on the truck. I turned my mirror upside down, so the front camera view would be correct. The rear view I can flip in the software menu.

Between the virtual mirrors on the cyber truck screen, and this view behind the trailer, I can see everything.

The most utilized accessory for cybertruck. Great and quality product. Strongly recommended. Recommended to friends and family with my CT installed and have a couple of buyers already. 👍

Installing not too bad buts not easy I love it

I just installed this Rearview Mirror Dual Channel Recorder on my Cybertruck and I am truly surprised at how good it is. I'll definitely recommend it to any Cybertruck owner.

Now I can actually see clearly behind my Cybertruck.

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With all the stuff I have hanging over my truck, I need all the help I can get, and this is it!

The result is a very functional rear view mirror with the following advantages over the stock CT: 1) the image is much clearer and brighter 2) it stays on whether you are using the turn signals or not 3) functions with the tailgate down 4) does not use any main screen real estate 5) it is where I have always looked for the rear view mirror. Granted, I could and have done well with the stock setup. But I do prefer the way this setup works for me.
The installation is moderately difficult. Mostly getting all the wires situated and running the camera cable to where I wanted it (above the truck bed). The shear amount of wires/cables is the issue. You also have to ensure that the cables are not interfering with the GPS antenna.
If the front camera and its cabling were eliminated (really unnecessary for a CT) this would free up room. Also the amount of cabling provided for the rear camera is much too long for where I placed the camera, necessitating finding room to hide all the extra cable.
The two cameras do provide a redundant dash cam system for the CT and those images are very clear.
I would do it all again to get the very good results I get. I feel I have more situational awareness while driving.
Suggestions might be to reduce the cabling maybe by eliminating the front camera altogether (and maybe the entire dashcam functionality would simplify things too). Having the rear camera cable much shorter (and perhaps include extensions for other cameras placements) would make things easier as well.
I could be very satisfied with a one camera system with no dashcam function.
But thank you Hansshow for a very good product.

Quick Overview:
As many Cybertruck owners will tell you, the mirror on the Cybertruck is mostly for show. It doesn’t give us what we need, which is why Tesla added the mirror camera on screen. When you have the bed down, you essentially lose all visibility behind you. This solves that.

The install:
I started the install and did about 2 hours of work to get it right and slowly identify the best way to run the cable as well as moving slow to not break anything. I’d say I could cut this down to 1 hour with what I’ve learned.

1. Running the wire out of the front box isn’t that easy, Tesla has a pathway for their wires so you have to really work to get it covered or settle for a side run with some of the black tape that came with the kit. I may re-visit this at a later date.
2. The inside to the outside was pretty easy, the liners are very pliable or have great gaps to work with. I decided to pull the wire through the door gasket and get it into the groove running down the side. I will say it was a pain to get the wire tucked enough to get the gasket sealed back all the way down. Once you get to the back door, it’s a cake walk.
3. Pull the tire trim, easy. I actually ran it behind the push pins in the wheel well so that it wouldn’t come out. I zip tied the extra slack inside the wheel well for good measure. The back I tucked into the groove that runs along the bumper to body. There are several places you can actually tuck the wires and secure it really well.
4. I then mounted the camera at the top of my license plate. So far this has been a great spot to prevent buildup and giving a perfect view when the tailgate is up or down.

I am planning to not use the front camera in the way designed. I actually want to have a bed camera as well. I ordered a 5 pin wire to add on and plan to run the camera to the back window to mount. Then when I have something in the bed I will use both camera views to keep an eye on my bed load.

Pros:
You get that area of your screen back all the time.
You can see trailers or people behind you when the tailgate is down.
You get another recording with microsd card.
Versatility in two cameras.
Turn off the camera and can use the mirror effect to see my twins in the back seat.

Cons
Running the wires.
Not having an extension wire for the “front” camera.
Updates seem a little weird.
I wish there was a Bluetooth update ability.
Independent of Tesla software for guidance on reverse.
Cost- can’t complain too much with the discounts they had going on, but 300-400$ is still a lot for cameras.

Overall: Absolutely recommend this product to others. It solves a safety pain point that Tesla should’ve done already.

it took me few hours to install, and it works very good. but I highly recommend to get few thing to improve:
1. the cable better be little bit shorter that easy to fit in the windshield housing.
2. if you can create a extension of the screw to be able to easy to put the mirror on.
3. the rear camera cable could be fishing through the same way that top light bar, better to create a same rubber case but bigger than the one OEM.
4. better to provide a housing that can cover the rear camera that if people would like to put it on top the bed.

Once installed it’s the best thing you could ever hope for in a product. High quality video that’s crystal clear from both cameras. You need two people for the installation and some extra tools up front to be successful.