Dash Cam Mount Replacement Holder, Rove R2-4K, R2-4K Pro and R2-4K Dual

I have a Rove R2-4K Dual. I got tired of the suction mount occasionally failing in extreme heat, so I decided to try this kit. It took a bit of figuring out exactly which of the many adapters would work for my application but I finally got it. It is working fine so far. It is mounted to the mirror of my 2018 Grand Cherokee. I took detailed pics so if anyone else has a similar setup they can see how I did mine. After using it for about a week, my only complaints are that it hangs lower than when it was mounted to the windshield with a suction cup (more noticeable for potential theft, blocks some view out the windshield) and it vibrates more on rough roads. Maybe I'll use this during the hot summer months and switch back to the suction cup during other seasons.

This mount is awesome. It took 5 minutes to choose the right adapter and install it. No more camera falling off. If your mirror has an arm on it you need this. It's wicked adjustable too.pleanty of adaptors.

A very strong mount that fits neatly in front of my rearview mirror. I can still hang my handicap placard behind it. I gave 4 stars because the directions were not clear. I could not find an attachment to slide into the slot on the top of my Rove r2-4k. I had repackaged everything to send it back when I decided to look at the Amazon description and photo to make sure I had not missed anything and to make sure I read correctly that it fits my device. That is when I saw the u-shaped fitting in the photo I needed to use and that I did not need a new piece (of the many pieces provided) to slide into the slot on the top of my device. Once I figured this out, I was able to find the u-shaped piece and attach it to the device. I actually used the photo in the Amazon description to put it all together. I suggest that if the advertisement specifically states it fits a certain popular device that there be better instructions for that device.

Is it flush OEM style? No. Does it get the job done with diff style cams? Yes. Function over Form and honestly it does look good. Came with all necessary hardware. I highly recommend it, especially since sunshades are a must.

I have a dash cam in each of our four cars; all but one came with a suction cup mount and if you're looking at this item and reading these reviews, you know they suck...er, stop sucking. This kit has a variety of adapters that should work with most cams. There's even an adapter for a GoPro mount or other small camera. I'm using this on two different models of cams. One just needed the correct included adapter, but the other required part of the cam's existing windshield mount, along with the included U bracket adapter. Although it can get awkward trying to work with the mirror's arm, installation is fairly easy and the instructions are written well. The ball joints allow you to position the cam more or less where you want/need it. Just make sure you fully tighten everything after it's in place. I haven't gone off-road or driven on extremely bad roads, but so far they haven't shifted and don't seem to move any more than the original mounts did. The kit comes with the assorted pieces and instructions in a sealed plastic bag. I ordered three kits and although I didn't need it, one package was missing the small U bracket. So that's one star off for quality control - someone else might have needed it. Also, make sure this will work in your car. That is to say, that your car's rearview mirror actually has an arm to attach it to. I ordered in haste without looking and my Hyundai Sonata's mirror doesn't have the standard arm mount. I was able to rig it up and it's holding okay so far, but wouldn't recommend this unless you're positive your car has some kind of arm this can fit around. Otherwise it's a nice solution and would definitely recommend it to replace those destined-to-fail suction mounts. ***Update*** After using these for almost a year, I have to come back and take away a star. The joints tend to loosen after a short while and you need to periodically re-tighten them. Which honestly hasn't been that big of a deal...until today when one of the plastic screw grips broke off. It's still functional as I can tighten the nut it was holding, but now I need to use pliers, etc. It still works well enough, and still better than suction cups, but I'm also expecting the same thing to happen in my other two vehicles.

I bought a DOD TECH DOD-LS470W LS Sony Exmor Powered Full HD Dash Camera with WDR Technology & GPS Logging and loved it, but didn't like the mounting alternatives in my 2010 Honda Odyssey. The suction cup wouldn't stick where I wanted to put it because of a grid on the windshield, and it was in my line of sight where it would work. I didn't want to commit to the adhesive sticker, so I used a beanbag base on my dash, and attached the camera to it with the suction cup. It's didn't "feel" right to me. I went to the vendor's website and thought their mirror mount might be perfect. The only problem was that it was $30 or so, and it wouldn't ship for one to two months. An Amazon search to me to this product, which appeared to be nearly the same thing as the vendor was selling, and "if you order within 2 minutes," you could have it tomorrow. It was also about a third the cost of the OEM. I pushed the BUY button, never dreaming that it would actually be delivered in Swampeast Missouri the next day. Indeed, it DID show up as promised. The mount came with attachments for just about anything you could imagine, including a 1/4x20 bolt. A video I watched was correct: you want to lay everything out in advance so you don't get confused. It's pretty simple to dope out once you figure out which base fits your camera. The only thing that didn't come with the product was a third hand to help you fit it, a silicone spacer and two long screws with wingnuts around the mirror. I managed to drop the bleeping wingnut four times, and was surprised that it didn't bounce somewhere in the bowels of my van, but all finally went well. I had a moment of panic when I couldn't get my mirror to adjust right, but I loosened the wingnuts, slid the camera mount a minuscule closer to the windshield and locked it down again. This time, I got normal range of motion of the mirror. The camera is rock-solid and hardly noticeable after the first few miles. It's not very visible from the outside of the car, and it's not going to fall in my lap. I don't give many products five stars, but this one is worth it. Good price and good solution. For the record, I paid full price for it, so my opinion is more than unbiased. UPDATE: the mount is approaching two years of rock-solid use. It's one of those things that was truly install and forget. I haven't had to change a single thing about it since the original installation.

Works perfectly on 2021 Buick, comes with plenty of adapters should fit most cameras, easy install took maybe 10 minutes,

I purchased this for use with my Vantrue N2 Pro dash cam. Directly behind my car's rear view mirror is a fairly large case housing connected to the windshield which houses various sensors. Unfortunately the plastic case is large enough that it creates a blind spot in the camera's view when the dash cam is mounted directly on my windshield. If I wanted to keep the dash cam on my windshield, I would've had to place it very low which would have looked tacky and would have been a constant distraction in my line of sight while driving. This rear view mirror mount is G-R-E-A-T and you get a lot for the price. It comes with many different mounting connectors to accommodate dash cams of various types. The set that I received has a connector that fits my N2 Pro tightly without coming into contact with the charging pins on the dash cam itself. However, there are a couple areas that I feel could use improvement: 1. The connector that works with the Vantrue N2 Pro connects tightly to the dash cam, which is great for making sure that the dash cam stays secure while mounted. But it does make for a bit of a hassle when you need to disconnect the dash cam from the mount. 2. The mirror mount has two adjustable ball joints (which is great), however there is only one screw that lets you adjust the tightness of movement for both ball joints. It would be nice if each ball joint had it's own form of adjustment so that you could lock one in place but still be able to set the second joint at a different level of resistance. Overall, I'm VERY happy with this mount as it helped to keep my windshield uncluttered.