Dash Cam Suction Mount - Windshield & Dashboard Suction Cup Mount Holder/w Various Joints for Yi/Rexing/Falcon/Old Shark/VANTRUE/KDLINKS/WheelWitness/...(99% On-Dash Cameras Suitable)

I needed a way to mount a rear-facing Rove dash cam in a Subaru Crosstrek. I searched around and found this one. It took a few of the connectors and part of the solid mount that came with the camera, but I was able to mount it on one of the tiny glass windows behind the rear seat. I almost gave up after about a half hour but then it hit me how to make it work. It is very sturdy and we'll see if the suction cup holds in the heat (it has a 3M sticky mount as an alternate). Works better than zip ties mounted to the back of a rear seat headrest!Well worth the money. Very adjustable and solid when all the joints are tightened.

Arrived as described. Thanks.

I tried this in place of my dashcams sticky mount. The suction only seemed to hold at most for a couple of days before it fell. I’ve been having trouble with mounts holding (I live in Florida and the heat kills all the stickyness) and was hoping this would be my solution but sadly it did not work for me. I had cleaned the area prior to mounting to ensure max hold, but the mount dropped after two days. I had to end up going with a review mirror mount.

The suction cup mounts to a variety of connection types via a screw collar. The problem is that screw collar has to be force over a ball attached to each of the attachment types. Not all the balls on the attachments are the same size, nor are they all round. The one I needed was warped into an egg shape. However, when I tried to force the screw collar over an alternative attachment, it lots its ability to hold that ball/attachment to the suction cup. It is a bad design and low quality materials that warp in transit in early spring. Found another solution as this is junk design and material.

I needed to replace just the Camera to mount part of my dash cam and while I couldn't find just that piece I ordered this as it has all the extra pieces (which I do not need). I took the 1 out that I needed and the "Suction" mount and installed it onto the windshield.While it did seem that it held very well, keep in mind these are the "Sticky" suction mounts that everyone seems to be going to now a days, and while it does hold the camera (Very light Cobra HD Drive dash cam) it isn't holding because of a suction function only because the pad is so sticky that it just kinda sticks to the windshield.The biggest downside I see to this is that the "Mount" for lack of better wording, does not pull tight against the suction cup making the mount/camera change position with any bump in the roadway and not keeping the camera facing level but constantly changing its "Tilt" or "Rotation" and also makes the video "Jump/Jerk?" around when traveling roads that are not very smooth.All in all I am happy with the purchase as it did keep me from having to buy a new dash cam just to replace a part that got fragile and broke but if it gets worse on the camera video I will be finding a way to either remove the "Sticky" of the suction cup of finding another solution to the problem.

Was skeptical about purchasing this even tho it said that it would work with 90% of dash cams. The Nexar websites suction cup replacement was more expensive and was out of stock. I bought this and it is a perfect fit, so if anyone else has the Nexar Scosche dash cam, this is a good and less expensive alternative.

This is a great product. Exactly what I needed to mount my ROVE R2-4K dash cam since rove’s doesn’t supply the mounts needed to mount on my type of flat windshield. So far so good. I would recommend.

My newly purchased dash cam would not mount on the near vertical glass of our RV windshield. The mount was just never designed with this in mind. I was told that this kit would have a version of the mount from our new camera that would allow the camera to work in the RV. Not only did it have one, but I didn't have to snap several together to make it work.