RAM Mounts Twist-Lock Suction Cup Mount with Universal Action Camera Adapter - Suitable for Cars, Bikes, and More

good mount for the GoPro but the screw that holds the case to the arm isn't a thumbscrew, it requires a Philips screw driver and the size/length of the arm segments means this doesn't fold up very small. While thet's not a big problem most of the time, I sometimes have the camera mounted high on the windshield and want the camera to be mounted high too (keep it out of the sight lines), but it's not possible with this arm to keep it folded up since that's not how the arms are designed.Besides that, the suction cup and lock mechanisms are very good and hold the camera securely. Overall this is a well thought out, well designed and well built product.This isn't a knock against the product but just a general piece of advice when using suction cups to secure items. Check your windshield where you think you may use the suction cup. If you have the shade dots (nearly flush paint dots on the inside to add some tinting, usually right around the edge of the glass), they don't work well with suction cups. The camera may detach and fall. Be careful if you are at the track since you don't want the distraction of a camera coming lose inside the car at the wrong time.update 7/9/19 - This mount is still going strong! To be fair I haven't used it too much but the suction cup hasn't dried out and it still holds as well as the day I got it. I not have it mounted on the side panel (fairing) of my sport bike (motorcycle), using a security cable to catch it just in case! I'm using it to record my ride in to work and it's perfect, holding well and not bouncing around on the bumps. I still wish the screw was a standard GoPro thumb screw for the attachment point, but the GoPro screw is too big, so you pretty much have to keep a screw driver handy to adjust it. However, you don't need to adjust it very often. Once you have it set you pretty much leave it alone. It doesn't sag or flop around, it just stays where you put it, so if it lives with one vehicle at a time and stays in the same place, a thumbscrew is not needed.