Pixelman Rear Dash Cam Mount, Rear Camera Holder for Car Windshield Window

works perfect. Easily adjusted, stays in place, and has not failed to perform as described.

It was a task trying to get the screws aligned with each other, but after several failed attempts, dropping screws into the cracks of my car, finding long-lost coins in there, and losing one of the screws forever, it finally got done. I set it up and it worked fine, but tbf, I think that all rear view cam holders will have this struggle, so not sure if it really deserves to lose points on that. Also, It did fall once. I had to reapply it to the glass, but it's been months since then and no problems so far. Stability is decent too.

Purchased for a rear facing camera. We bought a new car and I didn't want to drill holes in the interior to mount the camera, nor did I want to use the adhesives that came with the camera. The suction cup mount seems very durable and stuck very well to the window. While it is still very cold and wintertime, I'm optimistic about how well it remains stuck to the glass in the summer sun and heat. The mount has many position options to make mounting your camera simple and optimal for catching incidents behind your car.

Works good but good thing I had a screw that would fit it didn’t come with one

Found this device very easy to install - just screw on the camera to the plate, stick the very strong suction cup to the back window, and adjust the camera as needed. For some reason the plate that connects to the camera has holes in two of the corners, but not the other ones - weird oversight; with my camera I could have used two of the corner holes for optimal aligning, but ah well. I also feel that this device is quite a bit bigger than it has to be, and as such blocks the view - the design should be revisited to make it more compact (in my case it's less of an issue because the camera display covers/replaces the rearview mirror, so I always get to see what the camera sees, but many other dashcam models don't interact with the rear view mirror; in those cases it may be better to place the back camera to the left or right side of the rear window. All that said, I'm happy that I didn't have to poke/drill holes anywhere in my car to install the back cam properly :)

Haven't tried it will update

Can't really give an honest "use" review, but it did arrive on time... hate to say this, but I found a better camera holder on Temu. The one on Temu seems to be of better build quality and about $3.00 cheaper. Also, the base of the Temu units can be used with GoPro hardware... for motorcycling, this is a very big plus.

Works great on my SUV

Good, sturdy, but keeps falling off rear window every few days probably do to being on heated lines.