Delkin Devices Fat Gecko Triple Suction Camera Mount (Ddmnt-Triple) , Black

In general a very good product, I use it to mount my insta360 x2 . The mechanism that locks the arm in position tends to get loose while off-road with a lot of vibration and movement, so the arms starts slwoly going down and get pulled by gravity, but tightening the bolt and taking the arm back to the original position always fixed the issue. Never faced a situation where the camera fell or the suction failed. Happy with it.

great product .. very strong .. i use it with insta360 x3 with 114cm stick -off road ride .. very stable - recommended

This is as Saturday as it can be. I mounted on the outside windshield on a desert drive. I was on the dunes for 4 hours, up and down, bump after bump, max speed 60KM pe hours. The device did not move a mm. I cleaned the window and slightly wet the suction cup before applying. Also no sand made it inside the cup. I mount a GoPro 6 series on it. Highly recommended. Cheaper mount will probably cost you more in equipment loss and possible damage when the thing fly away into someone’s else windshield.

camera mount bolt could be stronger. Sometimes it gets loose.

Its really holding strong in any speed, highly recommended for desert off readers

I didn't expect how good until I started using it. Keep in mind if you use it with a 360 camera, the longer stick, the more support that you need, I had to combine the this with another arm with clamp to make the camera more steady and safe from falling.

Great quality , took for my off-roading mounted on jeep with Insta360 but if you using and mounting it with selfie stick it might come down sometimes if On high speed , but great quality I would say a little expensive big quality comes with price

I have had this item for a little over 2 weeks now. Do NOT PURCHASE this item. The suction cup is rigid and strong, but the adjusters are extremely weak. It doesn't matter how tight you fasten them, it loosens with the vibrations of the vehicle. Poor quality!

120 km sürate kadar araç tavanında kullandım, bozuk yollarda arazilerde kullandım çukurda bile çok iyi insta360 x4 + 110 cm stick ile kullandım

I was really happy with the build quality of this item. The base plates/(suction mounts themselves) are plastic as per the GoPro item. But all of the framework to support the camera are metal, after connecting it together I have great confidence it will never give me problems

I was aiming to use this to hold my Sony A7C + lens that is less then the stated weight this should be able to handle. The suction cups has held in place and really grip on to glass or any other surfaces. The problem with holding the weight is in the ball joints. They are made of decent quality plastic, but tightening them to the max, I still can move them. This means that whatever way you want to set this up, it won't hold your camera in the direction you set it up in.

Met my exact requirements, the suctions work 100% even under heavy conditions

Before I continue the review, I used: Nikon D7000 35mm 1.8 2012 Subaru Impreza First of all, this mount is rock solid when mounted properly. As long as you make sure the suction cups are firmly attached (meaning, you push them down twice, then secure them with the strong plastic clips), it's not going anywhere. I began testing the mount at 20mph, 30mph, and 55-60mph (highway) with the camera attached to my hood, in the direct center. At all of these speeds, vibrations were quite obvious, but I realized this wasn't a flaw of the mount, but what it's attached to, the car! Vibrations caused by bumps, uneven road surfaces, and things like that were all too apparent as the video I took continued. At slow speeds, video was flawless. I took a video from the driver's side door, and hood (left, then center). Aside from rocks hitting the UV filter attached when the mount was close to the tire, it performed flawlessly. The suction cups are secure, they tilt, and don't worry me whatsoever. Moving on from that, I did notice one little flaw- the length of the bar you attach the camera to. For shots with focal lengths above 20 (for example, 35mm) i'd recommend getting the extension arm, which I will be soon purchasing. For taking photos of my wheel as I drive, the camera would not go far enough out for the shot to look good, and the extension arm looks as if it'll help. The construction of it is very, very solid- hardened plastic, and steel make up the product entirely, aside from the suction cups, of course. This is by far the most affordable, and surprisingly secure mount you can get as a consumer.