My daughter has lamented the lack of a backup camera on her 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe. I saw this product, and was attracted by the price and good reviews. I took a chance and ordered it. It arrived quickly and I got to work on the install. First, I was impressed with the packaging. All necessary parts well packaged. The camera frame (that attaches to the license plate) was much heavier duty than I expected. Metal, very sturdy. Both the camera and the monitor had protective film covering the screen/lens surface. Before installing the system, I plugged the 12v power adapter into a lighter socket in the car to test everything. I was stunned by the video quality. Super clear, and the LED lights on the camera give a great picture in a dark environment. I decided to do a "complete install" and wire the camera to the reverse light system. I started by mounting the camera on the dashboard. I routed the wire down through dash molding seams, and under the steering wheel up behind the dash, using zip ties to secure the wire to existing clamps/harnesses. I then routed the wire down the driver's door weatherstripping and under the "kick plate" at the bottom of the door opening. The kick plate just pops off. I zip tied the wire to the harness that's under the kick plate. Moving back, I ran the wire under the molding (have to remove a screw from a bracket that holds mounting to floor) and then under the rear door kick plate and into the rear/third row area, tucking it under the molding. From the tailgate, I removed the full-width plastic tray that holds the jack and jack handle. Removing four screws from under round plastic covers lets you lift the tray right out. Now I ran the wire to the driver's side weather stripping for the tailgate/hatch. Up the left side to the top of the tailgate opening, where the wiring harness goes from the vehicle to the tailgate. Pulling out both grommets frees the rubber tube. I used a coat hanger to pull the wire through the grommet tube (sprayed some silicone lubricant in to make it easier. I removed all panels off the tailgate/hatch. 2 10mm bolts at the handle area and about 6 phillips screws, then pop all panels off all the way around the tailgate window. With everything exposed, remove 5 10mm nuts and squeeze the plastic retainer cliips to slightly pop up the rear exterior molding piece just above the license plate. This lets you see the grommet opening at the right side where the wires for the rear lights go through. I installed the camera frame under the license plate and snaked the short cable attached to it up under that molding piece and through the grommet opening. Now I could plug the long cable (which was run from the front) into the camera wire plug. I had JUST ENOUGH cable to plug in. Literally just enough. I wired the power wire (2nd connector on long cable) into the right rear brake light wire, using the "T" connectors that come with the kit. I could have stripped and soldered the connections, but there is an access panel from inside the tailgate to make it easy if those connectors ever have an issue. After replacing all the molding/panels on the tailgate, I tested the system. Shifting the car into reverse immediately (no delay!) activates the camera and gives a great picture. I drove to a parking lot and used the buttons behind the screen to adjust the "guide bars" shown on the screen to match the car's width and position them correctly. My daughter came home from work last night to a surprise, and she was absolutely thrilled. Total time from start to finish was about three hours, but most of that was spent trying to figure out how to pop up/off that exterior molding piece above the license plate. Probably could do it again in an hour if need be. Very happy with the LeeKooLuu backup camera. Great quality, from the mount, to the monitor screen, to the camera itself and the hardware included. Great value!