SportwayS30 Dash Cam Suction Mount (2nd Gen) with 10pcs Joints for REXING,Z-Edge,Old Shark,YI,KDLINKS,Falcon Zero,Transcend,Crosstour,VANTRUE,GoPro Hero and Most Other Dash Cameras DVR GPS

Bought this and the S504 the same day... this one showed up after my trip and is still in my car a week later. Great mount, great price, and a great replacement for my failing silicone mount. Love the flip lock & ball head adjustment! Very easy to get pointed exactly where I want and how far from the glass I want to mount it. Going to buy another to toss in my camera bag due to how solid it mounts and the extra adapters for mounting other stuff! Happy to get away from the gooey silicone mount too ;-)

Bought this kit to replace the suction cup mount for a dashcam.The mount itself is secure, well built, and works properly. The kit also comes with a load of various types of mounting hardware of various size to match an entire range of cams and holders. Ball cups, screw mounts, etc. Probably enough hardware in the kit to fit any dash cam or similar sold on Amazon.

The suction is definitely strong enough. The mounting system is low profile (which is why I decided to try it). It comes with a plethora of cup-and-ball mounting accessories. So what’s the issue? Well, the cup-and-ball system of mine just could not be fastened tightly enough for my purposes (mounting a drone controller). No matter how hard I twisted the friction knob, it was fairly easy to just move whatever was attached to the ball side (even nothing) around. My situation requires that the system stay firm under a bit of bouncing around (on and off-road motorcycling). I didn’t even bother trying to put the drone controller on the setup — I knew it would fail.So it was not fit for my purpose, but it is a nice and inexpensive solution that most likely would be more than sufficient for any pocketable camera, phone, action camera, etc, etc. If the cup-and-ball mechanism could be made tighter then it would be even better.

I bought this for our dash (actually windshield) cam after our first one broke because it would lose suction and fall. This one came with several sized options for attaching the camera to the mount so I thought it would work well. It came when promised and did have a piece that worked to attach our camera. It was easy to install and had a better design for attaching the whole unit to the windshield. Not sure how long it’ll last but since it hasn’t fallen off the windshield yet, it might be better than the original. Couldn’t beat the price so I’d definitely recommend!

Perfect fit to replace my broken dash cam suction cup mount. Seems to have much better suction than the original mount that came with the dash cam.

The suction cup just falls off in about a min or two, pretty frustrating. After falling off for a couple days, I consulted the internet lol and it said to put the suction cup in boiling water for a couple minutes and then apply it, that worked for keeping the suction cup in for about 10 minutes before falling off. As a last resort, I stuck a 1 inch piece of gorilla mounting tape to the suction cup, that lasted 2 days and the suction cup fell off the mounting tape. Yes, I cleaned the window and the suction cup, I even wiped down with isopropyl alcohol before applying. This product is worthless, very disappointing and do not recommend the headache.

The suction mount is inexpensive enough and comes with a variety of adapters. The original suction cup mount for my Crosstour 1080P camera broke after about one year. This mount works as advertised, but there are two problems.The Crosstour 1080P adapter fits much too loosely in the bracket. It freely slides in and out of the Crosstour camera mount receptacle. It wasn't a big deal, but I had to cut out a small shim to wedge between the adapter and the receptacle. I actually used a corner of the heavy paper product card that came with the iSportgo adapter. After wedging in the shim, the Crosstour camera slides very snugly into the iSportgo adapter and I shouldn't have to worry about it falling off.The second problem is the proximity of the tightening knob to the Crosstour's mini-USB power cord where it plugs into the dash cam. Because the Crosstour mini-USB power connection is so close, the small wings on the iSportgo's tightening knob hits the mini-USB cord and you have to be careful to apply enough pressure to the cord (or just remove it, then plug in again after tightening).It could be that my issues are only related to use with the Crosstour 1080P, and other dashcams don;'t experience these two problems.After inserting the shim and getting the ball mount tightened enough, the mount works fine on my windshield.

did not fit my dash cam, that's sad with all the parts you would think one would fitit's a good product.