4" Suction Cup Mount with Magic Arm

Very well made. I have no problem using this on my truck at highway speeds.

This 4" suction cup mount with a magic arm is a fantastic tool for anyone looking to get creative with their camera or lighting setups. The articulating arm and included cold shoe mount make it super versatile—you can attach a phone, GoPro, DJI Pocket 3, or even a small light or flash. I wouldn’t trust it with a heavy camera unless you’re absolutely sure the suction is locked in, but for lightweight gear, it’s perfect.The suction cup is seriously strong, with a high-quality rubber seal and aluminum build that feels durable and corrosion-proof. I tested it on my fridge, and it held on like a champ—no leaks or slips. The dual ball joints give you full 360° flexibility to nail any angle, whether you’re shooting a vlog, time-lapse, or action footage. Installation is a breeze: just press the pump until the white line locks, and you’re set. It even comes with a protective cover to keep dust off the suction cup during storage.This mount is ideal for car windshields, glass, or other smooth surfaces, and it’s great for vlogging, camping, or getting those tricky, unique shots. Just check the suction every couple of hours as recommended, especially if you’re driving. For the price, it’s an awesome, reliable accessory. Five stars!

This actually has really good suction, though the places you can use it on is limited. My only disappointment is the phone holder will not take my S23 Ultra phone. It should take a normal phone. It easily attaches to my desk.

Unbelievably strong suction attachment to a solid, flat surface. I cannot remove it until I relieve the suction by pulling up on the tabs on the base I easily trust this mount to stay attached on the out side of my car. It does not let go. The attachment arm is also easily installed. This this thing is robust and feels like quality. Size-wise the unit will mount a GoPro up to about 6" off the surface it's attached to. And you can adjust the support for many different angles and positions.

I was really reluctant to put an electronic device costing several hundred dollars on this thing initially. So I attached a $30 kids' camera to it and drove down i-85 at 70+ mph. It hello tight and didn't budge. The picture was super steady and it worked as advertised.