The magnetic quick-release bracket from K&F CONCEPT is aimed at users of the DJI Osmo Action 6 and Osmo Nano who change their camera more frequently between different setups. This is exactly where the system shows its strength: click, sit — and the camera is ready for use. Anyone who often switches between a stand, handle, chest strap or backpack holder will quickly appreciate this comfort. Magnetic mechanism and safety The magnet holds reliably and aligns the camera cleanly. In addition, the mechanical lock ensures safety, so that there is no queasy feeling even when moving or having a slight impact. In practice, the camera is stuck without playing or rattling. Especially with action cams, this combination of quick handling and secure grip is decisive. Workmanship and fit Typically K&F CONCEPT, the workmanship quality is convincing. The material looks high-quality, the edges are cleanly worked, nothing snags or tilts. The 1/4” screw thread significantly expands the range of applications, as the mount can be easily combined with stands, arms or photography accessories. Everyday usability in use In everyday use, the mount actually saves time. The quick change is a real advantage over classic screw connections, especially when it comes to changing perspectives or spontaneous scenes. At the same time, the setup remains compact and barely bulky — an important point with small cameras such as the Osmo Nano. The price is the only downside The biggest disadvantage is clearly the price. For a comparatively small accessory, the mount is quite expensive. Technically, what is offered is implemented cleanly, but you have to be aware that you are paying primarily for comfort and brand quality — not for the quantity of materials. Conclusion: 4 out of 5 stars: The magnetic quick-release bracket from K&F CONCEPT is excellently made, securely held and extremely practical for everyday use. If you change the position of your camera frequently, you won't want to miss out on comfort. However, the high price remains a clear point of criticism and makes the accessories a conscious investment rather than a spontaneous purchase.