Camera Suction Cup Mount for Action Cameras - ULANZI SC-02 4.5in Pump-actived Vacuum Suction Mount w Quick Release NATO Magic Arm Car Boat Windshield Window Mount Compatible with Action Cameras

I’ve been using the Ulanzi SC-02 Camera Suction Cup Mount for rolling shots around Atlanta, and I’m genuinely impressed with how well this thing performs. I mounted a Canon R5 DSLR to the rear window of my truck and drove through a variety of locations, including highway speeds up to 75 mph, with zero issues. No slipping, no vibration problems, no heart-stopping moments. The suction stayed locked in the entire time, and the mount felt secure even while driving over uneven roads. For lighter lenses, this mount is absolutely solid and confidence-inspiring. I would not hesitate to use it again for exterior vehicle shots. The build quality feels premium, the locking mechanism is strong, and setup is quick and straightforward. That said, I do want to be transparent. While I fully trust this mount with a lightweight lens, I’d personally be more cautious with larger or heavier lenses. For extra peace of mind, I’d love to see Ulanzi offer a dual suction cup version, or I’d recommend pairing this with a secondary tether or a second suction mount to help distribute the weight if you’re running heavier glass. Overall, this mount exceeded my expectations. The fact that I trusted an extremely expensive camera on the outside of my vehicle at highway speed says everything. If you’re a filmmaker, content creator, or photographer looking for dynamic driving shots, this mount absolutely delivers. Highly recommended.

I recently purchased the Camera Suction Cup Mount for my GoPro, and it has exceeded all my expectations. This mount has become an indispensable accessory for my filming adventures, offering both reliability and versatility. Secure Hold: The suction power of this mount is outstanding. I've attached it to a variety of surfaces, including car windows, smooth walls, and even my boat, and it has stayed firmly in place every time. The peace of mind knowing that my GoPro is securely attached, even during high-speed activities, is invaluable. Versatility: This mount's flexibility is one of its best features. The adjustable arm and rotating head allow me to capture footage from virtually any angle. Whether I'm shooting from the side of my car, the front of my kayak, or a unique overhead perspective, this mount handles it all with ease. Durability: Constructed from high-quality materials, this mount feels solid and robust. Despite frequent use in various outdoor conditions, it has shown no signs of wear and tear. The suction cup remains strong and effective, and the joints are still as tight as the day I got it. Ease of Use: Setting up the mount is a breeze. The suction mechanism is straightforward and locks into place with a simple press. The quick-release base allows for fast attachment and detachment of the GoPro, making it convenient to switch between different mounting points quickly. Compact and Portable: The compact design makes it easy to carry this mount wherever I go. It fits perfectly in my camera bag without taking up much space, making it a great companion for all my travel and adventure needs. Overall, the Camera Suction Cup Mount is a fantastic investment for anyone looking to capture dynamic and stable footage from unique angles. Its secure hold, versatility, and durability make it a top-notch accessory for any GoPro user. Highly recommended!

This works awesome, great suction. Has never fallen off.

Suction cup seems pretty dang strong from initial review. I was skeptical, since I shoot with a chunky Z8 mostly, and sometimes the Lumix S5iix you see pictured, neither of which are the smallest cams. SUCTION: This thing held the caged S5iix with 24-105 f/4 and PM VND upside down from my sunroof for over 100 miles from Austin to San Antonio and didn't budge once, even when reaching back to hit record or change settings. I also stuck it to the passenger side window and passenger rear window for about 20 miles each, never fell off, didn't seem to budge at all. You can grab the arm and try to flex it off, but all I could see was the window flexing, seemed strong, maybe possible to break the window if you tried hard enough. Pump it to the red indicator on the button, shake it, and you'll feel it immediately. Keep the edges of the cup clean and stored facing up so they aren't resting against anything and the cup should last awhile. ARTICULATING ARM: So far, the articulating arm is fantastic. It hasn't show to have any sag, and seems to be one of the most sturdy and easy to adjust arms I have, it's slightly baffling to be honest. Time will tell if the arm will start to get little memory spots from being clamped repeatedly but again, so far, I'd love to get my hands on more of the arms themselves. Storing the arm loosened will help prevent little catches. OVERALL: Seems sturdy and very usable for most vlog style setups, interior b-roll, and I'd for sure put an action cam on this and throw it outside the car without hesitation. Materials are really nice, the suction cup seems sturdy and well built with mounting points on all angles so you can screw in a tether for extra safety, and the arm adjusts beautifully. I slapped a SmallRig Arca Swiss plate on the arm for easy mounting and discounting. The only thing I see so far that I'm still curious about, is the longevity of the pump itself, but you can't tell that without more time/use. So far, I'll be using this far more, and would absolutrly recommend it. If anything changes, I'll update this review.

Have used this mount for multiple cameras the suction cup is really good I shoot rollers on the highway so it get up to really good speeds and has no problems staying on. It’s very sturdy and easy to position and a good mount for the price (stays on even on really high speeds over highway)

It works, easy to install and adjust using the magic arm. The suction cup does leave a residue every single time. I'm not sure if this is just dirt from the rubber or something else. It is rather difficult to clean The release mechanism is super hard to use and you have to really push on the tabs to cause air to fill back in. I wish there was a better a design.

This large suction cup is backed with an aluminum block with plenty of mounting options and pairs nicely with a 11-inch magic arm and phone clamp for an extremely reliable and versatile windshield connection. I recommend periodically (1-2x/wk) observing the pump button and depressing a few times until it stays mostly depressed (not springing back out quickly after releasing), indicating a good vacuum pressure. Lever-operated suction cups I have used before to install GPS and cell phone mounts - both with and without adhesive - don't provide as long of a secure connection, a visual indication of the suction vacuum, or any way to restore ideal vacuum without fully uninstalling and reinstalling. This can fall off if initially installed on the cold morning prior to a warm day, if installed over frost or condensation, or if the pump isn't pressed 1-2x about once a week. Until I find an elegant solution for permanently mounting a NATO rail above my windshield or dashboard, I'll be using this suction cup.

I bought this product for my insta360. I go drifting so a good mount is very important. I put it on the The car's window on the outside. We clean the glass to make sure it's smooth. I pumped the air out of it. I literally grabbed the mount and shake it and it feels very sturdy like it's going to rip the window out. The first turn The Mount let Go sending the brand new camera off into Oblivion. The track crew was very helpful and spent 30 minutes looking for it, but we never found it. I've seen these kind of mounts before and they are supposed to be good but I have no idea what happened. It ended up costing the price of a brand new action camera. The crew said if they found it they would let me know. I originally bought this to replace a 15-year-old mount. That one actually stayed on the car.