PULUZ Motorcycle Windshield Action Camera Mount Clip for GoPro Hero12 Black/DJI Osmo Action 4 / Insta360 X4 / Ace Pro and Other Action Cameras

This wind shield camera mount does exactly what it's supposed to do with a few minor drawbacks. The metal locking clip for attaching to the windscreen is impressively solid and gives you confidence that it's going to stay put. The locking mechanism itself is smooth to operate, making it easy to clamp down securely without needing a lot of force. It feels very reliable and durable in daily use.The only downside is that the camera attachment is made from a cheaper plastic. While it isn't ideal, it's not a major issue since most cameras come with a higher-quality universal attachment that can be used instead. Overall, the mount does its job well and the strong metal windscreen clip makes up for the weaker camera attachment.

Review of Puluz Motorcycle Windshield Action Camera Mount ClipIt arrives in a very simple small box. There are some instructional pictures on the side, but unfortunately only Chinese writing. There are no other instructions.In the box is the clamp mount itself and then a buckle with a 90 degree arm about 1" long.The mount looks really nice. It's solid alloy as described. The locking screw goes through one end and there is an internal spring on that to help open the clamp up when you want to remove it. The rubber pads are about 3-4mm thick. I think provided you keep them and the screen clean before fitting, they shouldn't scratch.Mine isn't flawless. The locking screw handle (anodised) and the label are chewed up on one edge. Possibly where the buckle was shoved in alongside it in the, slightly too small for its own good, box.It goes on and clamps very solidly and at the moment I don't have any worries that it will stay put. My I'll caveat that by saying that motorcycles are hard on accessories and I haven't had a chance to test this in the real world.One word of warning. The tournig screen I have on the bike I tried it on just has a cut edge. My other bike as a sort of bead moulded into the screen (it's not a windshield here chaps :-)) That bike's now in storage so I haven't been able to try the mount on it yet, but I suspect it won't attach as well as the bead may prevent the pads from gripping as well.The buckle which clips into the mount is good quality. It clicks in extremely positively and squeezing the tabs to remove it takes a reassuringly strong squeeze. That said, I have some buckles from another manufacturer on here which have those rubber locking pads so that they CANNOT come undone once the pads in place and I'll be using those.I wouldn't say it was necessary to go and buy something like that however as the one they supply is good. But for a few quid on an expensive action camera.... Search for Sametop helmet mount if interested.I mentioned the lack of instructions earlier. So what? You just put it on the screen and tighten it. Yes, but there are a couple of things which may have a use I've not understood yet so it seems a shame they've not made the overall package as good as the actual mount.For example, there's a female 1/4" thread on the top of it. If you look at the front where the logo is, it's milled out and there is a slot opening at the bottom. That's possibly nothing but a design flourish.Overall though, I have no hesitation in recommending. I update my reviews based on long-term experience, so if anything crops up, I'll add it here.