Delkin Devices soporte para cámara con copa de succión

Overall it's well made, and clearly not a flimsy product. The suction cup grips strongly, and the clamps hold fairly tightly for the most part. The only complaints I have are that it could use some design cleanup to make a bit more ergonomic to use, and make it easer to get into the desired position. Maybe I'm being picky because the other options are just plain flimsy to begin with, but coming from a background of photography gear that can be positioned at any angle, I think there is some room to make the locking and pivots a bit more user friendly. Overall still a great product and happy with it!

- Overview -I've been using this suction cup for a couple of years now and I highly recommended it. I originally used it with a point and shoot digital camera, and recently with a gopro (with gopro tripod adapter). I can mount it in various places for different shots without having to stick a bunch of permanent sticky gopro mounts. For what it is, it's a great product. I highly recommend it over others out there considering its build quality, function, and price.- Suction performance -I've not had a single time where it failed / fell off. I've reached speeds up to 90mph with it and it held on fine. But if you plan to go that fast make sure to setup a safety tether! The suction is definitely better than other cheap suction mounts out there, but I cannot say how it compares with the gopro …

Prior to this, I experimented with using a plastic container and some poster putty to mount a camera on the dash of my car. While I expected a certain amount of camera shake, the results were very disappointing. Therefore, I went to Amazon in search of a proper dash mount. I purchased the Fat Gecko camera mount based on the positive reviews, and I am very pleased with the product.Well constructed from heavy duty plastic and metal parts, it also offers a great deal of flexibility in terms of camera positioning. The suction cup is extremely strong, and I actually pulled the plastic mount base off my dash trying to remove the Fat Gecko. Afterward, I considered alternate uses for this mount which might come in handy for filming in other places. By mounting your camera to a window, you can get

The suction cup itself is very, very strong. I have no doubt it can hold the four pound weight limit and probably more. But there are some very weak points on this device - namely, the ball head and tripod mount.For one, the tripod screw is too long for my camera and there's only one rubber washer provided. As a result, my camera swivels on this thing like crazy. I ended up making my own rubber washers. It's better now but still not entirely secure.The ball head is also pretty flimsy. You can tighten it down but with my DSLR (a little over 3 pounds with the lens) it was never fully secure and would not hold my camera's weight.I absolutely would not trust my DSLR on this thing. A GoPro? Sure. A point-and-shoot camera? Yes. But anything heavier than that and, in my opinion, you're taking a …

I purchased this suction mount for use with my standard digital camera (Canon Digital Elph) to record my autocross racing. It is very sturdy and produces little vibration. Almost all the vibration and deflection appears to come from the junction of the rubber suction and base, which is to be expected. The rest of the unit feels very sturdy and solid.Suction force is strong. After clamping (on a clean surface with a moist exhale on the suction cup) you can grab the entire mount and shake it violently without any issues. It seems more than sufficient for autocross video recording use. I've had mine up to over 65 MPH mounted to the outside of my sunroof. I'm sure it can do more, though I can't say if it would do well at road racing speeds or not.Range and adjustment is limited. The main base

I started riding motorcycles about a year ago. And because I was travelling to all kinds of places I didn't before, I wanted to capture the memories on video. So I had 3 options: put a camera in my helmet, get a Go Pro, or get something to attach my camera to the bike. I tried putting the camera in the helmet. The footage was great and I could talk into the camera mic, but I didn't like how the camera blocked some of my vision. Next was the Go Pro. Great little device. I just didn't want to spend $150 on a camera when I already had a perfectly good one. So, I looked into camera mounts and found the Fat Gecko Mini.I've had the mount for about six months. I've ridden about 6,000 miles with the mount on the bike (ZX-6R). Some rides lasted 8+ hours. I've taken it to the track 3 times. And I …

The Delkin Fat Gecko is a great product and was just what I was looking for. I use it to mount my camcorder on my windshield. It is EXTREMELY sturdy and has a huge amount of suction. The only part of the Fat Gecko that moves is where the suction cup meets the actual unit itself, but it is very, very minor movement. It's more of a flexing motion as opposed to a loose part. Overall, it provides very sturdy video.PROS+Very well built, quality materials, very thick and strong plastic.+Holds camera still (it does its job).+Adjustment bolts are heavy duty, allowing for maximum tightening without worrying about cracking the plastic.+Holds a ton of weight, up to 4 pounds.+Price is reasonable.+Comes with a sturdy extension arm (about 3" more) and even a hex wrench for attaching it.CONS-A small …

Durability:I gave the durability 5 stars because it is VERY, VERY durable. And although it IS plastic, it is designed to last forever. The reason it is made out of plastic is because if it were made out of anything heavier, your camera would have to be lighter to compensate for the suction cup's hold.All the knobs for tightening are also durable and I don't ever worry about tightening one too tight.*****(five starts for durability)Suction:I gave the suction five stars because it definitely does its job.I would trust my camera on it even on the outside of a car on the freeway.When I first got it, I tested it on the glass face of my oven.I then pulled on it to see how much it could handle and surprisingly, it opened my oven!!(my oven is semi-jammed, so you have to pull with some …