Dashcam Power Adapter 16-pin Dashcam Power Adapter (16-pin Type A) for Ford Vehicles - Compatible with F150, Bronco, Explorer, Mustang, and More

Works great. I have a 2023 Ford Bronco and this attaches to the back of the rear view mirror. I have a RedTiger dash cam. It came with a long lead with a cigarette plug adapter. This saved a lot of time and aggravation. Length of the cable is perfect.

Took only minutes to install, the hardest part was getting the original clip out of the mirror. I used this on a 2016 Mustang GT Premium. Used the supplied adapter to go from the USB to the camera and the camera powered right up when I turned on the car.

I have a 2017 Ford F150 XLT and this was a breeze to install to power my Rove Dashcam. Fit perfect. It literally took 20 seconds total to install and worked exactly as advertised. I was very glad to get rid of the long power cord and use the power from my rear view mirror. Shuts off when the key is turned off even to the accessory position now, but I can live with that for a cleaner look.

Just make sure you get the right model and it works perfectly. No more long cables powering your Dashcam.

I received this item for review to power my dashcam in an F150, and it made the install way easier than I expected. It plugged right into the factory connector and allowed me to tuck everything away without running cables across the dash or tapping into the fuse box.The connection felt solid and has stayed secure through daily use and temperature changes. I liked how everything still looked stock—no messy wires or extra bulk, just a clean setup that works like it should.It’s a small piece, but it made a big difference in getting my dashcam running quickly and neatly. Definitely worth it if you want a tidy, factory-style install.

Works like adventures. Wish all the wires where coated more.

If you have a dash cam and don't want to run your power cord up to the mirror then this is what you want. My old dash cam had a cable hanging down. That was constantly getting in the way when I was changing the radio or the AC controls. This is such a simple install, and it makes so much more sense to tap into this power source in the mirror than to run a usb cable down to the dash. You can't beat this deal.

I wish I had discovered this adapter sooner because the installation was incredibly easy—just unplug the wire harness from the rearview mirror and plug this adapter in between the harness and the mirror. It looks factory-made while providing the necessary USB port for the dashcam and even comes with three small USB cables. I can confirm that it's plug-and-play for a 2013 F-150 with a RexCam dash cam. I used my ohm meter to check power and it outputs a steady 4.9 volts or higher. The camera powers on and off with the ignition, and the connectors are solid. This custom adapter for the Ford 16-pin mirror connector makes dashcam installation a breeze, without the need for extra cable routing unless you want night surveillance, in which case a special cable kit is needed along with consideration for additional battery drain.