NEEWER6"/15.2cm Camera Suction Cup Mount with Ball Head Magic Arm, Metal Suction Cup Mount on Car Windshield Dash for Camera/Action Camera/Phone Holder, with 1/4" & 3/8" Mounting Holes for ARRI

I put this suction to the test, and it passed....for the most part. I used it as a car rig for an Insta360 car rear mount. I used it solo to hold up a selfie stick, and I went about 30 mph, and it did a great job. The selfie stick began to descend since there was no other suction that was holding it up. You can only get that ball-joint so tight. But that was a heavy load and I asked a lot of it. The suction never fell off, which I was amazingly impressed. I would totally use this to just screw on the camera as opposed to using a stick to extend it.

If you're in the lawn care business and love capturing high-quality videos—whether showcasing before-and-after transformations, mowing patterns, or detailed close-ups—having a solid camera mount is a must. I’ve been using the NEEWER 6" Camera Suction Cup Mount with my Insta360, and here’s how it performs in the field.Right out of the box, this mount feels rock solid. The metal suction cup base is sturdy, and the ball head magic arm offers plenty of adjustability to get the perfect angle. It feels professional-grade, not flimsy like some plastic mounts.This suction cup is incredibly strong for outdoor use, especially on vehicles, mowers, or smooth surfaces. It sticks securely to windshields, dashboards, and even metal mower decks without slipping. Even after hours of bouncing over uneven lawns, it holds steady with minimal vibration, which is huge when capturing smooth, professional-looking footage.The ball-head magic arm allows for quick angle adjustments, which is perfect when you need to switch between action shots, time lapses, or wide mowing views.It supports both 1/4" and 3/8" mounts, making it compatible with the Insta360, GoPros, and other cameras.You can mount it on a mower, trailer, or even your truck for unique perspectives.Using it with the Insta360, the footage remains stable and smooth, even with a bit of mower vibration. It allows for dynamic angles, whether a first-person view from the mower dashboard or an overhead shot of striping patterns. The suction grip never failed, even when filming at different speeds or in light rain.

I love it. Very easy to use and setup. Works great for rollers. I would recommend buying an anchor to anchor to part of the car for rollers especially if you care about your camera. Light weight, very sturdy and able to keep my osmo pocket stable while recording. The suction cup is definitely big enough to mount to almost everything.

The pro is this is solid as a solid. The metallic build and the mechanical suction are great.I use it to mount my Brave 7 on a car. Even on the unpaved road, it didn't budge at all.The experience is compared to the all plastic holder from Akaso...the result is far better!This are two design flaws you should note:1. The rotation angle and arm position is somewhat "limited" because of the arm's design.2. The knob to secure the arm is a little wide, so when the arm lowers past 90 degrees, you won't be able to turn the knob...this only situation you will need this is when you try to bring the camera as close as the base when the condition could tilt your camera.

It works great & I use it with my GoPro 11 best suction cup mount I've ever bought & my favorite. I recommend it to everyone who is looking for a suction cup mount

I started looking into this product because I saw many of the content creators that I watch have creative angles especially in their car shots, and always wondered how they got them. I found my answer when I saw that it was a suction cup mount for a camera, and ever since I have gotten this suction cup it has allowed me to find an infinite amount of creative angles that I would have never been able to achieve before. This suction mount allows me to suction onto my windshield, windows, and any flat surfaces without any curves. It allows me to attach my camera to creative angles and get shots that most would not think about.The main strengths of the product are creative angles, the strength of the suction cup, and quick removal. The amount of creative angles that this suction cup allows me to achieve is crazy to me and puts the limit near the limits of your creativity. I especially like to use the mount in the car as many glass surfaces allow me to suction onto it. The strength of the suction cup is also really great and useful as I have never run into a situation where the suction has fallen off. I have even used this suction mount outside of the car to record. The suction mount is supposed to be rated for carrying 11lbs up to 50mph which allows me to shoot some roller shots for car content. Even with the strength of the suction mount, it is still easy to remove by just squeezing the two sides together, the suction mount just pops off.The main weaknesses of the product are the ¼ screw arm, the time it takes to put on the suction, the time it takes to screw the camera on. The ¼ screw arm is good and the ball joint grips well when screwed on right, however, it is not long enough for many shots that I try to get, forcing me to substitute another arm in, in order to make the shot work and look good. It also takes a decent amount of time to put the suction on because I have to get all of the remaining air under the suction out. It also takes a decent amount of time to screw the camera on and off and it would be much easier if there was a quick release slider that comes with the suction mount as there have been many instances where I have burnt food or missed shots because it took too long to take off.On the bottom line, I really do like the suction mount and even with the gripes and problems I have with it, the creativity that it unlocks for me and the shots it provides, overshadows all of the negatives about the suction mount wich leads me to really recommend it as an essential part of any videographer’s kit.