Triple Cup DSLR Camera Suction Mount Compatible with Nikon Canon Sony DSLR/Camcorder + GoPro Hero Sony Garmin Xiaomi Yi SJCAM Car Window Holder

So far this mount has done really well. I am using it to mount on my car to capture video. The suction holds really well, and it is nice to have 3 cups just in case one fails. Just know, if you don't get all 3 cups mounted securely that the camera footage will get bounce. So far I have only mounted this on glass, but I don't see why it won't work on body panels as long as they are clean. I have taken it to about 60 mile per hour without any issue, but have yet to test it above that speed. I don't see why it won't hold above that speed. I have gone over speed bumps with it mounted to my rear quarter glass and it hasn't budged. I have also mounted it on my sunroof, and inside on the windshield upside down. It has held well. It comes with the basic GoPro mount, so make sure you have something compatible. I am using a Garmin Virb Elite that came with a Go Pro style mount that I can use, and it works. Other wise you can probably rig something up since it just screws down on the mount. The ball portion has pretty good range as long as you set the mount at the correct angle to access the notch on the side to face it at 90 degrees. The ball tightens down pretty well and haven't had any issues as of yet. Overall, so far, I am very happy with this mount. It does exactly what I need it to do without any issues. I will try to remember to update this review if I use it at a faster speed.

The little guy works great. It securely mounts and is very stable. Will be ordering some more.

Works great until the fastener that locks in the adjustable "ball" breaks, and slams your camera against the car. Poorly made.

This is the first time I've bought a dedicated suction mount for my cars. I've been limiting myself by using L-brackets to my license plate over the years, so gave this a shot. It does hold well, but the downside is I can only move my camera so many places, same with the legs. With the design of my BMW, the character lines and surface areas tend to cut down on where I can put a suction cup to best capture what I'm going for. At one point, one of the cups let go off my trunk, but the other two at least kept my Canon from tumbling to the tarmac.

Fantaseal Triple Cup DSLR Camera Suction Mount w/Ball Head for Nikon Canon Sony DSLR /Camcorder + GoPro Hero 5 /4/3 Sony Garmin TomTom Xiaomi Yi SJCAM Suction Cup Mount Car Mount Holder Window Mount The Fantaseal Triple Cup DSLR camera suction mount is magic. This is the best I've tried, and for the price, the best I have owned. What I noticed initially out of the packaging was a quality product. The articulating legs were well build, but most importantly, the suction mechanism worked flawlessly on all surfaces tested (flat surfaces with no undulations). They worked so well, in fact, that they were a challenge to take off if it were not for the small rubber tabs to pull to remove the suction mount. I used this with both the GoPro and Fly360 camera, in a moving car environment, and not once felt that I was in danger of losing my camera. After all, for this price point, you don't want to lose a $400 camera, but I never felt there was an issue. Of the Suction mounts I have purchased, this one is by far the best.

Its definitely worth the money but you get what you pay for. I put my t5i on my car and drove at 60mph and was getting some shaking but it exceeded my expectations. I would not trust this to long periods of time attached to stuff becuase the cups dont always make the best seal. Its made pretty cheaply and isnt very good quality but its alright and gets the job done for particular shots. If your trying to make high quality films I would just for out the money for something a lot sturdier. There is some significant shake when at high wind speeds.

This thing sucks... literally. The suction cups suck up to a surface with great force. I mounted it on a window in the house and could literally lift the window out of it's tracks. The main body/arms/frame are made of plastic that seems quite strong. I'm using this to mount an action camera in strange places so it's kinda overkill, but I would not hesitate to put my T5i on it, on the hood of the car and drive around. You can remove one suction cup and use the typical action camera (goPro like) mount to put a camera just about anywhere it can suction to. I'm thinking about getting a second one and use them side-by-side on a car with a bit of metal bar between them to create a really solid, vibration free camera or light mount.

This suction cup is rock solid, I used it with my gopro9 and Sony A6500 50mm lens. Have to make sure the surface is squeaky clean, good idea also to wipe the 3 suction cups with iso alcohol , Need to loosen all three suction cup screws first , suction it and then you would tighten them, they are plastic, so just don't get carried way. I had my camera mounted on the truck hood when i went off roading. Never came loose. It was a cold day outside temp was around 45 degrees F.