ChargerCity Dual Post Telescopic Headrest Mount for GoPro Hero & Action Cameras

Can tell it's cheaper plastic but it's fairly solid and well built for the price. Everything seems to be tightly fitted. Should hold up and last awhile. Had a missing piece of hardware. Got feedback from charger city within 5 minutes of sensing out an email. They are shipping out the piece in the morning.

Saw the reviews, so I went with this one. Price was nice also.. Maybe not the best plastic, so long term survival might be in question.. One of the two mount points actually does move, but it took some effort to get it loose.. the screws aren't mounted, so if you push the screw inward, you will see the clamp open.. as for height adjustment, it is limited, but you could use velcro straps or empty toilet paper rolls to increase height. be creative. I mounted an Amcrest PTZ for tonight's operation. I will update as I use it more, and after the 360° camera arrives. Has the common screw mount, and the ball mount I see on some Garmin GPS mounts.. there is another piece, but haven't tried it just yet.

Light weight and adjustable. Provides a more realistic passenger point of view than windshield mounted dash cams. The headrest mount makes it possible to capture the vehicle instrument panel, like the speedometer and turn signals, that a windshield mount would not be able to see.I recommend.

Item as described. Looks like the perfect solution but is flimsy; camera shakes horribly just adjusting the arm and I have no confidence it wil provide for smooth video without reinforcement. Advice looking at something sturdier.

This was the cheapest ($20) Headrest mount I could find online.The next cheapest was $50. The build quality exceeds my expectations for the price. It would be nice if there was a height adjustment though. I know you could just adjust the height of the headrest, but in my case it wasn't enough.The only complaint with this mount was that the screw that holds the part which secures the camera to the telescope was slightly loose when it came out of the box which caused some play between the telescope and the camera mount and that ended up causing some jitter in the video. If you tighten the screw just a bit that should solve the issue. I'm glad that there was a screw to tighten instead of a pin.

Works great, reasonably secure. Video is flawless when using a camera with decent stabilization (GoPro Hero 10 in my case).Clamps are plastic and maybe not the most robust, but good enough for the price.

Been looking for something like this for a long time. Seems well made but everything is plastic. Everything works the way it should. Fits securely on headrest posts. You get a better pov and no suction mounting to windshield. We'll see how long it lasts but initially it's built solid. No shaking or instability on recording. No jello. This is not for anything bigger than a gopro. I would not mount a dslr.Update: I am getting a lot of squeaking and shaking now. Maybe it's broken in or the plastic is wearing out. Kinda irritating all the footage I shoot is shaky and squeaky. Haven't used it much. Tried moving it to the drivers side and tightening everything down but nothing seems to fix it.

I liked the idea of being able to mount my GoPro in-cab instead of sticking it on the outside of the vehicle. Getting straight to the point, the mount isn’t as sturdy as I had hoped. The camera shook/bounced the whole time which led to shaky video. All the movement led to the audio being 99% drowned out by the noise of the GoPro rattling around in the case. It’s a great idea, but I feel something should be added for rigidity. The all plastic design is lightweight, but not very sturdy.