Solid suction mount that provides a strong and stable mounting point for a whole host of accessories and hardware. Simple and effective pump activation with an indicator to ensure suction doesn’t drop too low (providing you remember to check it, which they advise is done at least every 4 hours). The suction cup itself is pretty heavy duty and the metal plate has a whole range of fixing points (3/8” and 1/4”) and also a hole for attaching a safety rope. In the box you also get a “Magic Arm” mount, phone holder and go-pro/action camera mount.

I tested it with my Nikon D500 (with additional battery grip) and a Sigma 18-50mm lens which is a pretty heavy combination. It held well enough on its own, but there was quite a bit of movement in the “Magic Arm” when I tested by trying to shake the camera, so if you’re attaching a heavy dSLR camera I would probably invest in a better attachment. For phones and action cameras this would be less of an issue and the included attachment will be fine. The cup itself though didn’t move at all and stay glued to the surface (I tested on my desk for horizontal and also a window for vertical).

The overall feel of the product is very good, it feels well-made and of good quality. The only part that I think lets it down is the suction cup cover, which is a very cheap plastic cover, and doesn’t feel like it will be very durable. But other than that I think it’s good value for a strong mount that can be used for a range of applications.

This is one seriously robust mount.
I was surprised how large the suction cup is, which instantly inspires confidence — that wide contact area grips firmly to your chosen surface. The base is packed with mounting holes, giving you the flexibility to attach accessories in virtually any position or angle you want.
The included arm is on the shorter side, and for a phone or action camera, though, it’s fine.
The ball head Magic Arm is great for pointing the camera at various angles in an easy motion, and the ball head feature rubber rings that add extra friction, locking everything firmly in place once tightened. When you clamp it down, it stays put.
It is slightly on the expensive side but that is offset by it being good quality.
Overall, this set deserves a lot of respect.

THIS is a serious piece of hardware. I kind of scoffed when I saw a full-size DSLR attached to this suction cup.. thinkin' "no way".. but boy was I wrong. This thing is truly a serious suction cup mount. It WILL hold a full-size DSLR. I don't know if I would suction cup it to the hood of a car doing 90mph with a 4000 dollar camera on it, but it certainly holds harder than I expected. Holy cow.

In picture: Canon 5DSR with a Sigma 600mm mirror lens. Is it heavy? It's heavy enough.

I think you could literally pull dents with this suction cup.

PROS
-very well made and very robust
-massive suction cup with very strong holding power
-easy to attach suction cup: very smooth surface (e.g. glass), make sure it’s clean, position suction cup, evacuate air with pump
-mounting area of suction cup has multiple bolt holes (mostly 1/4”-20, but 3/8” too), several of which have Arri locating pin holes
-good quality magic arm, both ends have a 1/4”-20 bolt with locking pins (it’ll easily hold an actioncam or a mirrorless camera, I’d put a more substantial ball head on to hold a bigger camera)
-useful actioncam fingers and mobile phone bracket included
-arca-swiss dovetail on the mount (not sure how I’d use this, perhaps mount this unit to a tripod and use the suction cup to hold some glass?)
-at £49.99 at the time of this review, I consider this good value

CONS
-protective cover of suction cup a flimsy plastic

NOTES
-I have two much smaller suction-cup rigs, suitable for actioncam and smaller mirrorless cameras. This one would certainly hold a much larger camera (as long as the surface is suitable, glass is best).
-would’ve been nice for this to come with a case (if you get dust/lint on the silicone of the suction cup, it won’t hold as well)

MY STAR RATINGS:
1* substandard, mostly cons
2** barely acceptable, cons outweigh the pros
3*** meets the basic requirements, cons balance the pros
4**** good product, pros outweigh the cons
5***** exceptional, all (or almost all) pros

I had the opportunity to review this camera mount, and I am very impressed with the quality. It is built like a tank with tons of mount holes that you can use to attach the arm in any position – or multiple mounts if you wanted.

It can support everything from my cell phone all the way up to my DSLR’s. Even on a flat surface where you cannot use the suction, it is heavy enough to use as a base that would easily support my cell phone.

I would highly recommend this mount. I will be using it a great deal for making videos.

This my third and largest suction mount I have for my action cameras. And I wouldn't hesitate to mount my Canon with my L-glass on it. It's by far the best mount I've encountered for the money and it's so well engineered.

The size? Big. Noticeably bigger than my other 98mm and 130mm suction cup mounts. And the arm is twice as big as my other K&F concept magic arm.

The quality? Unmatched. Great feeling materials throughout. Metal construction. Allen Keys to tighten every connection. And a pump that doesn't wobble like some other brands.

The suction? Excellent. I'm not going to hang a barbell from my window so I won't exceed the weight limit of this thing both horizontally and vertically. It's not going anywhere even with road vibrations.

The mounting options? Endless. So many ARRI and 1/4" connections to give your camera as much space as needed to keep it low profile or out of the way. It requires a lot less thought when mounting and the tightening screws are easy to grab and secure your rig.

The price? Unbelievable. Like seriously, just buy it with no regrets.

Very strong suction power and robust build. I had my DSLR mounted on the arm and suctioned to the bottom of my glass coffee table over night and it hadn't come loose at all. I was able to lift my entire coffee table using only the strength of the suction cup. I was surprised with the amount of holding force and the simplicity of pumping the button with one finger to enable the suction. While testing this, I mounted my DSLR to the included arm and then mounted the arm to the suction base and shook it around but the arm was loosing itself from the base in short time. This happened each time after retightening the arm. I dismounted the arm, dismounted the camera and then mounted the arm to the base before attaching the camera which definitely kept it from loosening for a longer amount of time. I put it through the same test utilizing the included phone clamp and did not have the same issue at all.

The build quality is very high and is robust enough for most use cases. I would be very cautious mounting a heavier mass to this in high vibration scenarios but otherwise I would definitely say this is strong, trustworthy option to have in your tools.