Rear View Mirror Back Plate Panel + Mirror Dash Cam Mount Arm for Car DVR Instead of Strap

This item is well made and was easy to install and use in a 2004 Scion.The main reason I'm writing this review is to help others who want to use this with an AZDOME PG17 mirror. The bolt pattern on this back plate does not match the AZDOME mirror, HOWEVER:- The hole providing a pass-through for the mirror reset function is in the correct location- I was able to drill four 1/16" holes to match the locations on the back of the mirror and I'm successfully using this bracket with the AZDOME.This will hopefully help others looking to mount the AZDOME "natively" without strapping it directly to an existing rear-view mirror.

Needed a solution for mounting the 10.36" touchscreen monitor that came with the Voonoa 4K Backup Camera system also purchased on Amazon. The mirror mount replaced the existing mount perfectly as well provides a very stiff position holding the weight of the monitor. The mount came with four screws that matched perfectly to the back of the monitor also. Its nice having the monitor up off the dash and high where the rear view mirror would normally go. Plus, no worry of a suction cup failure in hot climates!

Got this mount because it says it will fit a 10 inch rearview camera mirror. The 4 holes (no screws supplied) does not line up with the back of my camera mirror. Tried to return it and it says over $5 for return fee when it clearly says refund or replacement within 30 days. Amazon shouldn't even allow vendors like this because if it happens again, I'll start shopping on other sites instead.

Overall, I like the mount. What did NOT expect was for there to be a slight vibration in the mirror/dashcam after installation. I bought two and put one in each vehicle. BOTH of them have the vibration in them. Where an OEM camera is completely vibration free. I believe this is from the mounting plate for the dashcam being thin with no support webbing allowing the mirror/cam to vibrate. The rest of the mount is VERY solid. "Too" solid. When I first installed it in my Mustang and attempted to adjust it, the mirror button was ripped off of the windshield, taking a small piece of glass with it. Before I resinstalled it, I gave each ball socket a little squirt of PB Blaster and worked the socket with a pair of pliers. This worked wonders. After several drives on the roadway, the mirror/cam is holding steady. If not for that little vibration, I'd 5-star this mount.

Be careful how you apply this. Have some sandpaper and acetone handy, sand and clean the windshield surface where the metal piece will glue onto thoroughly and wait for the acetone to evaporate before applying the adhesive. Make sure there is no dust or grime (from your fingers) at the surface. It has to be incredibly clean for the adhesive to work properly. If you apply it properly it will form a permanent bond that only a screwdriver and a lot of work can remove.Please, do not buy "suction cup" based ones. Those are a waste of money, do it once and do it right.

The mount worked great. Other than the Pelsee P10 pro 4k screen I bought did not have holes to mount bracket. It had slide lock mounts which I had to remove and drill 4 holes and counter sink screw head to be able to combine the 2. Which problem wasn't with the mount it was with the screen I purchased. Just took a lil modification. But now I don't have to slide out front camera or deal with bulky stock mirror.

All parts were in the package. I have a 2008 Tundra and the mount fit the mounting plate.I used a large Phillips screwdriver to work the mount joint.My camera is an older 1080P DuduBell with 13CM between the mounting holes and aligned perfectly.Removed the old elastic mounts. Attached the new mount plate with old screws then the mount to the plate.Attached to the windshield. Adjusted the mirror and done.

I like the item , however the screw holes did not fit my 10 inch mirror cam to fix the problem, I had to measure an make new holes, in the mirror plate to fit my mirror cam holes, I made new holes by heating red hot just the right size screwdriver. I also had to put in slightly longer new screws because of the location of the new holes there was added thickness, because the new holes were not sunken in, like the original holes. the plate is snug and work's very well no more jitter mirror cam,