Tomoia 6.9-inch baby car camera 1080p rear-facing 🚗
Description:
This dual-camera car monitor lets drivers keep a discreet eye on children in the back seats while maintaining clear forward visibility, combining a split-screen display and night vision for relaxed journeys. If you need a rear seat baby monitor with dual cameras for everyday family drives, this system offers a simple way to check both rear passengers at once with minimal distraction.
Key Points
The system presents a 6.9-inch ultrawide split-screen that shows two camera feeds simultaneously without blocking the driver’s view, and the screen brightness adjusts automatically to changing light conditions. It is USB powered for easy connection to existing vehicle ports and includes a long cable for routing to multiple rows, making it a practical choice for larger cars and many SUVs. 👶
Installation is tool-free and designed for plug-and-play use, with cable clips included to help keep the wiring tidy across three rows. The two cameras are mounted to observe rear seats and have infrared illumination for low-light visibility, allowing checks during night-time travel without switching on cabin lights and disturbing sleeping children. 🚗
Technical Specifications
- Name: Tomoia 2-Kids Baby Car Camera
- Display: 6.9-inch ultrawide split-screen 24:9 ratio
- Cameras: Two rear-facing cameras
- Resolution: HD 1080P
- Power: USB powered, includes a 16 ft cable and cable clips
Usage Recommendations
Position the cameras so each captures the faces or upper bodies of the rear-seat passengers rather than full car seats. This improves recognition of movement and lets you confirm comfort or distress quickly. For night journeys, rely on the built-in infrared night vision to avoid turning on overhead lights and waking children. Consider routing the 16 ft cable along existing trim lines and using the supplied clips to prevent loose cables from dangling into passenger space.
Be aware that reflective surfaces and very bright light sources can affect image clarity, according to the manufacturer. The split-screen format reduces the amount of detail shown for each feed compared with a single full-screen camera, so if you need close-up monitoring choose mounting positions that prioritise the most relevant passengers.
