Dash Cam Mount for Rove R2-4K,R2-4K Pro, R2-4K Dual, Falcon F170,Z-Edge,Old Shark,YI,Kdlinks X1,VANTRUE and Most Dash Camera and Car Camera

Having now bought two of these kits, one for a Tundra and one for a Challenger, I highly recommend these a great way to mount your dashcam to your mirror. There are enough adapters to fit all kinds and size profiles of rear view mirrors, and the mounting system keeps everything locked down - the screws don't get loose over time. Perfect for both cars.

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Mounting system came with pretty much every tool you need for pretty much any dash cam system. The material is hard plastic but also seems like it can be breakable. My advice is to not fully insert the mount attachment to your dash cam all the way in. If you do, it’ll be hard to take out and run the risk of breaking either the plastic mount or even your dash cam plastic. I would suggest first finding the right piece needed to fit on your dash cam and insert it only about half way. I first inserted it all the way and it took me a long time to get it out without breaking the plastic. If you insert it half way it’ll still have sturdiness and will work as effectively. I used this with the Rove 2k dash cam, it fit snug on my dash mirror. Make sure you check to see if it’ll fit in your dash mirror first since it appears this will only work on cylinder shaped ones. There were No sudden movements and and issues after installing and pretty satisfied with this purchase.If you’re like me and want your car to be tidy and clean, this is way better than using a suction cup or sticky pad to mount your dash cam. Just be careful with the material since it seems like I can break it easily if I wanted to or from accidental drops. Just make sure it’s fit tightly and snug and you shouldn’t have any issue.I took one star since the material seems somewhat cheap. If you break one, you’d have to pay for a whole other one and you’d have extra pieces you don’t need for the dash cam you have and seems like a waste of plastic.

a much better method than suction cups or adhesive backed mounts. only took a couple minutes and done!

I have a dash cam in each of our four cars; all but one came with a suction cup mount and if you're looking at this item and reading these reviews, you know they suck...er, stop sucking. This kit has a variety of adapters that should work with most cams. There's even an adapter for a GoPro mount or other small camera. I'm using this on two different models of cams. One just needed the correct included adapter, but the other required part of the cam's existing windshield mount, along with the included U bracket adapter.Although it can get awkward trying to work with the mirror's arm, installation is fairly easy and the instructions are written well. The ball joints allow you to position the cam more or less where you want/need it. Just make sure you fully tighten everything after it's in place. I haven't gone off-road or driven on extremely bad roads, but so far they haven't shifted and don't seem to move any more than the original mounts did.The kit comes with the assorted pieces and instructions in a sealed plastic bag. I ordered three kits and although I didn't need it, one package was missing the small U bracket. So that's one star off for quality control - someone else might have needed it. Also, make sure this will work in your car. That is to say, that your car's rearview mirror actually has an arm to attach it to. I ordered in haste without looking and my Hyundai Sonata's mirror doesn't have the standard arm mount. I was able to rig it up and it's holding okay so far, but wouldn't recommend this unless you're positive your car has some kind of arm this can fit around. Otherwise it's a nice solution and would definitely recommend it to replace those destined-to-fail suction mounts.***Update***After using these for almost a year, I have to come back and take away a star. The joints tend to loosen after a short while and you need to periodically re-tighten them. Which honestly hasn't been that big of a deal...until today when one of the plastic screw grips broke off. It's still functional as I can tighten the nut it was holding, but now I need to use pliers, etc. It still works well enough, and still better than suction cups, but I'm also expecting the same thing to happen in my other two vehicles.