Doug adds a $10 backup camera to his car in two minutes
Recorded on July 14, 2017. Gadget reviewer Doug Aamoth could spend $500 on a dealer-installed backup camera, but he’s not a 26-year-old girl anymore. And installing a janky $30 system is out of the question, as his knowledge-worker hands musn’t get dirty. Instead, he finds a $10 Android-powered camera that’s weatherproof and installs in two […]
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