Reversing camera

Reverse parking shouldn't feel like guesswork, but on plenty of cars it does. A reversing camera makes tight bays and busy car parks easier, whether you're adding one or replacing a faulty unit. The trouble is, sourcing the right camera is rarely quick. Cameras vary by mounting style, signal type, and connector design, and finding one that matches yours usually means switching between marketplace tabs, re-typing the same vehicle details, and losing track of which listing had the better price.Parthunt24 collates used reversing camera listings together from marketplaces like eBay, Ovoko, RicambiPro, Opisto, Proxyparts, Ecooparts, Autoparts-24, Totalparts. Compare 559 options on price, condition, and fitment, and head to the marketplace once you've found the right one for you.

A reversing camera, also known as a back up camera, is a video camera mounted at the rear of a vehicle to help drivers see behind them while reversing, reducing blind spots and improving safety. They come with all sorts of additional and optional features, and can be either wired or wireless. On Parthunt24, you can narrow your search by OEM code or vehicle, then filter by Category, Manufacturer, Series, Model, Modification, and Price. Each listing leads to the marketplace where it's hosted for the full details.Make sure to check these details on the seller's page before you buy:

• Vehicle compatibility: Match make, model, and year (OEM cameras may be vehicle-specific).
• Installation type: OEM replacement, license plate mount, flush mount, or surface mount.
• Display compatibility: Confirm it works with your head unit or screen.
• Video signal type: PAL/NTSC compatibility and signal type (CVBS or digital).
• Connector type: RCA, Fakra, or proprietary connectors.
• Power supply: Voltage (usually 12V) and reverse light trigger wiring.
• Camera resolution: Higher resolution (720p/1080p) for clearer image quality.
• Viewing angle: Wider angle (120°–170°) for better rear visibility.
• Night vision: Infrared LEDs or low-light sensors for dark conditions.
• Waterproof rating: Adequate IP rating (IP67/IP68) for outdoor durability.
• Wireless option: Reverse camera wireless models pair via signal transmitter; check pairing range and latency.
• Condition (if used): Inspect lens clarity, wiring condition, and connector integrity.

Once you're redirected to the original listing, take a few minutes to look it over. Cameras and wiring are easy to damage in transit, and a unit that arrives with a cracked lens is usually a write-off, so the photos and return terms matter as much as the part numbers. In particular, check for:

• Photos: Multiple angles of the lens, housing, and connectors.
• Seller reputation: Ratings, reviews, and trading history.
• Compatibility: Part numbers or cross-references.
• Included components: Camera only, or with brackets, cables, or transmitter?
• Condition: Look for lens scratches, fogging, or pulled wiring.
• Testing: Confirmation it was tested before listing.
• Warranty and returns: A clear policy if it doesn't fit.
• Shipping: Padded packaging to protect the lens.
• Documentation: Donor vehicle details or proof of origin.

When you’ve decided you're happy with the listing, you can place your order on the marketplace, and the seller will do the rest.

Standard reversing cameras start cheap and climb fast once you move into OEM-specific territory. A used universal back up camera price typically runs €15-€60. OEM-fit cameras for popular vehicles sit at €40-€150, and OEM-specific units for modern vehicles with integrated display systems can push past €300.On Parthunt24, you can find a reversing camera for as low as 5.00. Several factors have an impact on the price:

• OEM vs universal: OEM-fit units cost more than universal cameras.
• Wired vs wireless: Wireless kits cost more than wired cameras.
• Resolution: 1080p with wide-angle lenses sits above basic 480p units.
• Brand: OEM-branded cameras sit at the top; quality aftermarket sits just below.
• Features: Night vision, dynamic guidelines, and high IP ratings push the camera's price up.
• Condition: Low-use units with no lens damage command a back up camera price premium.

A €50 difference between listings can hide a bigger gap in resolution or weatherproofing, and the comparison view on Parthunt24 surfaces those gaps when weighing back up camera price options.

Adding a reversing camera shouldn't mean an afternoon of cross-referencing connectors and signal types. Parthunt24 lines up every compatible camera in one comparable view, sortable by price, fitment, or condition, with the cheapest seller one click away. Match the connector, confirm the signal type, and check the prices side by side. Compare back up camera price options today, find the best deal, and pick up a reversing camera for your car on Parthunt24.