Experience Unmatched Stability and Convenience!
Our 4.5-inch suction cup mount offers incredible durability and safety, with an impressive vertical load capacity of up to 40kg and horizontal load capacity of 60kg. Ideal for cameras and more, it's perfect for loads within a 3KG (6.6lbs) range.
The quick-release NATO clamp allows for swift adjustments and effortless storage, ensuring that your gear stays securely in place thanks to the spring pins on both sides. With an air pump-type vacuum mechanism, setup is a breeze—simply press to create a firm vacuum seal.
Versatile and user-friendly, the ULANZI SC-02 features a universal 1/4" thread compatible with various photography equipment. Easily mount on glass doors, windows, or car windshields. The kit includes everything you need: suction mount, ballhead arm, NATO rail, screws, a hex wrench, and a convenient storage bag.
Discover ease and reliability with ULANZI!
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Strong Suction
Multiple users mentioned how well the suction holds, even in turbulent situations. -
Solid Construction
Customers noted the sturdy and well-built nature of the mount, with metal components. -
Versatile Use
The mount's multiple mounting points offer flexibility for various devices and uses. -
Excellent Value
The product is considered to be reasonably priced without compromising on quality. -
Highly Reliable
Many customers expressed confidence in the product's performance, especially in demanding conditions.
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Missing Parts
A customer noted the absence of a GoPro mount which was claimed in the product description. -
Poor Instructions
There are comments about the lack of clear usage instructions, requiring users to search for additional guidance. -
Variable Suction Consistency
One review mentioned that the suction pump doesn't always stay pumped and can be easily dislodged. -
Potential Safety Concerns
Concerns were raised about the safety of using the mount with expensive cameras due to the suction potentially failing. -
Initial Setup Issues
Some users found the initial setup challenging and had difficulty figuring out how to attach and detach the suction mount properly.
