Mini Suction Cup Camera Mount with Camera Screw 1/4 Thread Car Windshield Window

Bought this so I could mount a GoPro to our boat. Suction wouldn’t have worked because there wasn’t a flat spot big enough to allow a full view to the rear. But I used the included stick up pad to do it. Mounted the pad on the rear Bimini top frame and it works perfect. The Sticky pad is strong. Tried to pull it off and it would budge. The adjustable mount works great and holds steady. In fact all I have to do is loosen one adjustment nut and the whole mount will rotate down so I can shoot video facing forward. One of the best purchases I’ve made so far.

Had my doubts, but it held well at 50mph. Haven't tested at highway speed, not sure if i want to risk my camera.

Hold the GoPro great !

I wanted to mount an action cam inside my truck for filming off-roading adventures and occasional dash cam use without using an adhesive mount or something that could mar the dash on my new truck. This fit the bill perfectly!It uses a suction cup system, which uses a mechanical lever to add additional tension to the suction cup making it very strong and essentially fail proof. Just note you must mount it on a smooth surface, like glass, paint or smooth plastic. Anything with texture, such as wood or plastic with a textured surface won’t result in a strong bond. Make sure to rub your hands on the surface you want to mount and confirm it's smooth. Then push the mount down to set in place, it should have good suction at this point, then finally push the lever down to increase the suction and anchor the mount. Test the mounting and make sure it's stable and setup correctly before using.This mount also comes with a 2-section joint and hardware, which allows flexibility in camera angles and height. This mount system uses the standard GoPro type accessory connections, which most clone type/Chinese action cams also use. This should work for almost any type of action cam you buy; I use this with my VanTop Moment 4 cam.As with any mount, the less attachments you have, the more stable it is. So, if using outside or in a bumpy situation, try to minimize how many connectors you use for the best stability and smoother filming.Very impressed with the value of this mount, very strong and great stability, highly recommend!

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  So you bought a GoPro and now you want to know how to get that cool camera angle or camera shot while in your vehicle. But you're afraid, while todays camera are strong they are not bullet proof. The wrong mount can fall off and cause major damage or worse you can loose it forever.The 360 mini camera mount made by Kolasels will let you mount a verity of action cameras from GoPro's, DJI Osmo Pocket, or Osmo Action. This thing is super grippy. Ive latched it on and bounced it around on a few rough trails in my Jeep. I was worried I might break it trying to pull it off the glass. I highly recommend before sticking it to your vehicle. You 1st clean the location with rubbing alcohol to ensure a good stick. The locks are the same style as you would find on standard GoPro accessories. This is a universal fit and you can mount camera using the 1/4 thread or clips. This is not strong enough for a full size camera and it’s made for action cams.I would definitely like to use a few more of these to get multiple recordings at the same time.

So, I just used this thing when I went to PR last week. It is such an amazing tool! I used it for my GoPro and it works wonders. The suction was really good, especially once you lock it in place. Just make sure the surface is clean. I had used it to attach my GoPro to the airplane window to take vids and also on our glass doors in the balcony to capture the sunrise since I was definitely not standing on the balcony that early. lolI love that the connections worked with my GoPro case. It actually also worked with my DJI camera too, which I brought with me as well. The suction power is amazing. The fact that you can move the camera around to capture that perfect angle/scene is pretty amazing. It is easy to maneuver/adjust.All in all, if you are like me and love to take vids/photos everywhere, this is definitely a good thing to have. I also had it suctioned to the windshield of our rental while there and it stayed really well.

This has a suction cap with a lever that pulls on the cup for additional suction. I tried it on the inside of my windshield and it held up for a short trip.I like the additional mounting pieces that came with the mount. It has a ball join which allows you to rotate the direction 360 degrees and it allows you to set the angle within 180 degrees, but only along one axis. This provides some flexibility while also having some rigidity from limiting the movement axis. The screws work well and allow you to tighten all the pieces enough to have it stay in place.Overall a useful and flexible suction mount.

I'm using this with my Go Pro Hero 7, and it works exactly as expected. The mount comes with the standard type that a GoPro camera uses on the factory case, so it was a breeze to connect it and tighten it up. The suction cup seems really solid- it uses a lever to increase suction and secure it to a smooth surface. I haven't tried it out the side of a moving vehicle like in the pictures above, but those pictures are pretty laughably fake anyway. Doesn't make this any less versatile, honestly, and I DID use it inside my car attached to the windshield to record a carpool Karaoke and that held on quite well (I actually had a hard time removing it!). So, it seems to work as expected!