Pyle Ultrasonic Blind Spot Detection System, BSD Change Lane Safer, BSA BSM Blind Spot Monitoring Assistant Car Driving Security with Reverse Parking System, LED Buzzer Monitor, 5 Meter Range

Good. Shipped on time Happy customer:)

I double checked all connections but this Pyle device doesn't work at all, it will only make a sound and one led will stay always on. I don't recommend anyone to buy it it's junk! And help is offered at times when nobody is available

This is a lot cheaper than similar units, which is great. But be aware that to do the installation right, it's going to take some time. A fair amount actually. It's not complicated or particularly hard, it's pretty basic actually. But you need to run a lot of wires and, depending on your vehicle, could involve removing panels, drilling holes through panels, pulling up carpet, etc. It's one of those things that is easy to do with the right tools and patience, but it takes a lot of time. So before investing my time in that I've run the wires temporarily in my truck as quick and dirty as possible to make sure it works well enough that the effort is worth it. So far it seems reasonably accurate and picks up vehicles, but I'll feel more confident with more experience in rain, snow, time of day, different weather conditions and such, and will update after that. If it works well I'll invest the time to install it properly, but for me it really screams out as a good candidate for a wireless version. They have wireless cameras for cars, and there's no reason this couldn't use the same style transmitter. To me, even if it doubled or tripled the price, it'd be well worth not having to run all those wires. But for now, overall, it seems like a good product that works. And at the pricepoint it's offered, it's a really good deal.

Purchased the product directly from the manufacturer. Beware, installation instructions are almost non-existent. Might be a good product, but you have to figure out where to drill holes in your car with NO help as to where they should go or what the difference will be if the holes are drilled someplace else!

Nice way to update an old car that doesn't have blindspot detectors. It's a pretty important safety feature.takes a while to run the wires and setup. But once that's done it seems to work pretty well.

I installed this on my 2015 Jeep Wrangler. It did not have any blind spot detection prior to this and although it isn't an issue when I run topless, there are some pretty big blind spots when the soft top is installed.I put the sensors into the tail light housing and the install is so clean, it almost looks factory.You can barely see the sensors, even if you know they are there. I'm only using the indicator light, I don't really need the buzzer going off all the time, so I am not using it.The kit came well packaged with everything you need to install it. The instructions are clear, simple, and easy to follow.I probably spent about 2.5 hours on the installation for my Jeep, but that will obviously vary with where/how you choose to install it. I'm pretty particular about doing a very clean installations on my things, so I end up pulling up alot of carpet and trim pieces to make it look good. The end product looks and works well, so I am happy.

I'm so happy this tech has trickled down to after market. I can't believe how affordable it is to upgrade my whole car with a new safety feature. I am going to add these to all my cars now. I found some good videos showing how to install these online.