Suction Cup Mount Compatible for All GoPro Cameras

This suction mount is probably better than the original version I've been using for for the past several years. Keep in mind, it needs the right surface...flat and solid, like a windshield. We did a car interior shoot and it wouldn't stay connected to a new leather-like dashboard, but it was super tight on the windshield. We used another one on the car roof, again it was solid. Easy to use and built to take some abuse.

I purchased this GoPro mount to be able to place my GoPro Max 8 at several locations on my bass boat. It never came off any of the 3 locations i stuck it on and I hit some bumpy water at speeds up to 40mph on the water.

Works very well, I was skeptical about a suction cup for a $350 camera but it holds very tight on painted body panels and windshields. It held onto the truck in front of me rock solid during a 4x4 trip with many mud holes, rocks and other obstacles and had no issues. Didn't have to worry about losing my cam in a mudhole. Only con is its pretty expensive for a suction cup.

I mount this suction cup mount on my car and drive with no worries, I tooken it around 90 MPH and got perfect steady shots. Great quality!

It seems obvious to me that GoPro could have included one more piece that wohld have made more sense than the 90° joint REQUIRED to attach the camera along a parallel axis to the two arm bolts. That is to say, if yoh must have the xtension arm, yoh must also add one more piece because the only adapter for the end of the arm is 90° different than everytbing else. Sure, it adds an extra degree of freedom of adjustment, but it also adds an innecessary weak point that could be eliminated altogether by adding one simple piece. I was actually jnder the impression that the camera end of the arm actually had a swivel joint, but no, that piece is the quick adapter and again, it is rotated 90° so the camera’s viewing axis is not in-line with the arm. Is it a problem? Peobably not, but from a design persoective it seems like a flaw that only benefits those mounting the camera to, say, the side of a vehicle - probably one of the most touted use cases in GoPro marketing - but a restriction nonetheless. Add a swivel attachment and a straight adapter, and i think then, possibly, the $40 price tag would be justified. Otherwise, it’s kind of… meh.