Universal Dash Cam Mount Rear View Mirror Holder with 16 Different Joints Compatible with APEMAN, Falcon F170, Old Shark, Peztio, Rexing V1P, Roav, UGSHDI, Z-Edge and Most Car Dash Camera

Worked perfectly connecting my little Insignia dash cam to my Toyota Sequoia’s rearview mirror. Installed in just a few minutes once I figured out which of the many connectors provided fit my model cam. A word to the wise: there are no instructions included. I had to open this listing to look at the photo of the assembled unit to figure out how it went together.

Absolutely the best system to mount dash cam that I have found. Fittings included should work well for any application or vehicle type. So quick to install and definitely recommend.

When I bought this, there wasn’t a picture of the several attachments that connect to the dash cam.Because of that I gambled and bought this one for my 2005 tundra.Unluckily for me, there wasn’t an adapter for my dash cam, but after Jerry rigging the closest attachment, this has been study and solid for over a year.

This was a good solution for an Insignia dashcam whose suction-cup mount started falling off in warm weather, then eventually stopped holding at all. This universal mount came with many adapters, and one fit the Insignia dashcam perfectly. It was easy to attach to the rear-view mirror and has been stable. All in all a great value.

Totally unacceptable. I can't even know what I had received. There are many little parts and even a suction cup like object included, no mount whatsoever. Let's no even talk about installation manual. Just crazy!

I was very dissapointed with the use of the suction devices because sooner or later they would fell down and sooner or later, you yould have to replace them. So this option that can be attached to your rear view mirror was the best to do the job. It is very simple to be assambled but before trying to install it, my advice is to try to assamble the pieces in advance in a comfortable place where you can make sure what is the best option to try in the final execution. There are two kind of screws (long or short) to be used. If you choose the long ones without really requiring them, you might have issues with the dashcam. I didn't have enough space to install them, so I decided to use the nots close to the ceiling of the car. You might use a rag to cover down the space where it will be installed, other way you might loose the nuts while installing them. Net net, it's very simple, but preparation could improve and facilitate the installing experience

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