Dash Cam Mount, Universal Dash Camera Rear View Mirror Mount Holder Kit for Miden S7, YI, Rexing V1P, APEMAN, Anker Roav, Falcon F170, Z-Edge, Old Shark, KDLINKS X1, E-ACE, Peztio and Most Other

Excellent idea, well made!I got tired replacing original sucking mounts after approximately half an year when they start falling off, and bought this one.

This has fittings to work with just about anything. The mount for my dashcam broke and this saved me from having to buy a whole new camera. Very solid mount.

Suction cup on my Nexar Beam dashcam stopped sticking to my car so i ordered this I saw many reviews confirming that it works with a "Nexar dashcam" but wasn't sure if that meant the Nexar Beam or not. Glad that it works and hopefully wont have any problems in the future.

Either use the original adapter from the suction cup mount for the camera along with the smaller "U" shaped adapter from this kit, or there are 2 other adapters which are compatible with the mounting hole of the camera. I chose to use the "U" shaped adapter to give me a little bit more flexibility and precision for the angle at which I wanted the camera to be set at - it gives just a little bit more reach so I can position the camera closer to the windshield. I also used the rubber strap provided to help the clamp grip better on the rearview mirror assembly. Once every thing is tightened down it is very solid - I have no concerns about it loosening or shifting.This universal kit seems to have enough adapters to cover a very wide range of cameras and setups. Except for the screws and wing nuts everything else is made of some kind of composite plastic - it seems durable and should endure the hot summer and cold winter temperatures. There is a bit of concern about mounting an additional item onto the rearview mirror assembly, like it might over load the OEM mount... but we won't know until something happens to it.Based on my needs for compatibility with the COOAU D30S 4K Dash Cam I can highly recommend this kit. Your mileage may vary for other cameras but there are enough adapters that you could rig something together. Give this a try... you can always return it if it doesn't fit.

If your camera has power going through the suction cup this item does not work for you. The ventrue on dash and four three-channel dash cam it does not work for you due to the fact that your power is going through the suction cup. These items do not, DO NOT supply any power to your camera. This item doesn't work for me at all so even though it was put as a bundle that it would work which is why I bought it that's a lie.

Some dashcams have the placement of where the USB goes into it above the camera itself, unfortunately mine is one of those. This makes it tricker to set properly, looked for alternatives and the best I could think of was getting longer screws. My Tacoma also has a girthy mirror shaft so that also took space away from the screws they had sent. I got 3" screws at the hardware store and they worked but I can't adjust the mirror anymore. I wish they placed these 3" screws themselves and give me less of the joints that are essentially trash to me.

This thing is really great. You don’t have to put sticky goo on your car. I live where it gets very hot so I have the dash cam and you could see the glue streak down my window with these. You don’t have to use the glue it just connects to your windshield and it comes with all the different balls so anything should fit this was genius so no more glue down my windshield

Yay, no sticky residue on my dash or my windshield. Enter the dash cam bracket. Game changer.Came with an abundance of different mounting options to fit your particular camera. There were two that were close and could work, but then I found the one that fit perfect and even snapped into place.It took a hot minute to install this puppy by myself, I kept thinking I needed a third hand. But, after some time I figured it out and got the bracket installed on the back of my mirror.TIP: There are FOUR (yes, four) stages to installing this. First figure out which of the 16 choices of brackets match your camera. Second, install the mounting bracket with the flywings onto the back of your mirror. Third, attach the bracket (from stage one) onto the mounting bracket. Fourth, attach the camera to the bracket. Whew! Took me about 1 1/2 hours, because I had a HUGE learning curve to figure this out, LOL.Once installed and everything was screwed tight into place, this thing HOLDS your camera with no shaking. Camera is perfectly centered with no adhesion that can leave sticky residue or even come off in super hot weather. It's a must if you have your windshield tinted.