As my photos will show, I tested this with a DJI Action 5 Pro camera (which the ad stated to be the camera that the mount was made to support).What I liked - The clip is firm and holds up well. The pivot (as shown in the ad) allows 180 degrees of rotation, so you can adjust the camera angle. The magnet on the clip is fairly strong as well (the top plate of the clip has a magnet inside), and I tested it on a steel mesh drawer and found it held pretty well - even though it wasn't a solid steel surface. The unit included the magnetic clip, a mount with an adjustable thumbscrew, and the second thumbscrew to loosen/tighten the swivel function. Swivel is a challenging term since the base swivels (let's say left-right) 180 degrees and the mount swivels (let's say up-down) another 180 degrees, so lots of flexibility in the camera mount.What I did not like - Not much of anything. I was surprised that the thumbscrew mount was included when that mount does not work with the Action 5 Pro, but I do like having it for other cameras, where that mount is standard. It would have been nice to have a mount to tied directly to the intended camera . . . HOWEVER, my camera came with multiple magnetic mounts, and as the photos of my camera on this mount show, those magnetic mounts worked perfectly with the product and gave me full flexibility. Moreover, since I can reverse the magnetic mount, flipping it gives me 360 degrees of rotation total - 180 degrees for the lens, and if I flip the magnetic mount, then I get the other 180 degrees of flexibility.There is also a tab on the unit that lets you remove the camera stem from the clip itself, so you can leave the clip in place and remove the camera or the stem to it. Overall, it's a very flexible design, feels like quality, and has great utility.