Car Back-up Cameras, do you use them? Which do you recommend?
 

With Norooz coming up next week, I'm out of ideas about what to buy for my wife. I've done jewelery, dresses etc. Yesterday at an Auto parts store I saw a Back-up Camera system which caused this curiosity. I checked CNET but so far have not seen any informative review. Who among you uses one? And are you happy with it? What links can you suggest for informative (comparative reviews?)

Mark One Mod Zero Eye Ball works well for me.

Alright Frankie, listen very close. DO NOT buy ANY kind of electronic - techy kind of stuff for your wife.
Three rules to live buy when buying for any woman.
1. It better feel good or
2. It better smell good or
3. It better taste good

Thats it !

You can thank me later.

What kind of freaking tard needs a camera to back up their vehicle?

Oh wait, never mind, that would be Donger.

:spock:

Is your vehicle not equipped with mirrors?

Maybe his head doesn't swivel?

Yes. I take it you didn't understand my reference?

Thank for the advice Mr. S., but

(1) I am considered, among people who know me, in possession of good taste in that department, but it has become a bit repetitive. This time I would like to branch out of the norm and get her something functional.

(2) She is pretty cool with functional gifts too.

This sounds like a brilliant idea. "Hey honey, the stereotype of women can't drive is true, here's a camera to help your bad driving back up."

She drives well. But she freely admits to not be very good at parallel parking. And she is very down to earth. If I didn't have confidence about her attitude about it I would have never entertained the thought.

Technology if fine as long as it vibrates or rotates. :D

I was curious who would come up with the first vibrator joke. This place has become predictable.

LMAO I bought one for my wife, she chewed my ass, now I need to sell it on craigslist. Good luck buddy. :thumb:

No, I didn't, and Google isn't helping much either, is that a WWII reference of some sort?