The suction cup mount sits surprisingly firmly on smooth surfaces and the 360° ball head allows flexible angles for video or photo. The quick assembly is easy and safe. A minor point of criticism: On slightly textured or slightly soiled surfaces, the suction cup loses some of its grip.

Anyone who has ever tried to securely attach a camera to a car or other smooth surface is familiar with the mix of hope and fear. The set brings this shivering to an impressive end. This isn't a cheap plastic gimmick, but a serious tool for content creators. The suction cup creates an astonishingly strong vacuum and sticks firmly to clean, smooth surfaces such as car paint or glass — even at higher speeds, you don't have to worry about expensive equipment.

However, the true strength of the set lies in its incredible flexibility and thoughtfulness. The 360° rotatable ball head allows the camera to be aligned with millimetre accuracy in order to find the perfect image section. The quick-assembly system is another game changer: Instead of laboriously unscrewing and unscrewing the camera, it is securely attached and released with one click. This saves time and nerves. Thanks to the included adapters, the set is also immediately compatible with most action cameras (such as GoPro) and smaller digital cameras.

In summary, this set is an absolute must for anyone who wants to take dynamic pictures of the car or securely mount their camera in unusual locations. It is robustly built, incredibly versatile and provides professional stability that you hardly expect in this price range. The combination of super-strong grip, flexible ball head and quick mounting system makes it one of the best and most useful accessories you can buy as a vlogger or action filmmaker.

I've found this mount to be a fantastic addition for capturing unique driving angles. The versatility it offers with its adjustment capability is impressive, allowing me to position my camera just right. The suction is strong, and the stickiness ensures it stays put even on bumpy roads. For the quality and features provided, it's great value for money. I love how it makes shooting from different perspectives so easy.

I already have a number of suction mounts that I use with my Insta360 X4 Air, DJI Osmo Nano and my iPhone for short clips, but all of those mounts have given me reason to doubt that a camera was going to stay attached to the car. Indeed, the one that cost the most money parted company with my car, fortunately at very low speed and I noticed it on the remote screen.

The K&F Concept triple suction kit, however, is excellent. The means of attaching the suckers is great, by basically pumping out the air to create the vacuum, it forms as good an attachment as you can hope for. Make sure your surface is clean to avoid air getting in between though.

There is quite an assembly to the kit. Lots of pieces inside the box that it comes in. The mount can be attached to surfaces singularly, in a pair, or in a triangle to provide the most dependable attachment.

It's quite an expensive mount for casual users, and there are many others you might consider better value. If I was just wanting a mount to attach to glass on the inside of the car then one of those others would be perfectly fine. However, if you really do want to drive with a camera mounted to your car, the K&F Concept really should be on your shopping list. Yes, it isn't cheap. But then neither will the device you're mounting to it. K&F Concept make some very good camera accessories, and they've done it again here.

This suction mount from K&F Concept looks and feels like a very high quality unit as I have come to expect from the brand. Everything is well engineered and more than strong enough for the job.

The whole device is very adaptable with options for using one, two or three suction cups depending on the usage scenario. Often one or two will be adequate if filming inside the vehicle, whereas all three should be used if mounting externally. For safety this really must be used with some form of safety lanyard when mounted externally which I was rather disappointed wasn't included. The mount is rated for use up to 80kph (just under 50mph) but this is on smooth roads so care should be taken on the UK's crumbling roads. Make sure all surfaces are cleaned thoroughly before attaching to maximise suction power.

The suction cups have a pump like cylinder which makes installation very simple and each can be done with just one hand. Being aluminium the whole setup is very lightweight but also strong. Each joint is articulated meaning there is enough adjustment to get the camera exactly where needed.

This mount will function with almost any camera from a DSLR through small action cameras to smartphones and adaptors are included for each. If using the spring clamp for a smartphone I would recommend limiting use to inside the vehicle though.

This is a rather expensive unit at £100, but there is currently a 15% voucher making it a quite reasonable £85 given how well engineered it is. Unlike some unbranded options out there I would trust this to keep my camera firmly attached on the road.

This accessory is premium in building materials and design. It's an amazing design actually. I couldn't stop playing with it. Unfortunately it's -13 here with tons of snow so I can't test it while driving but I did try it in my garage and it works fine. I found I can even use the metal rod on its own with my camera like an elaborate selfies stick.

This would make a great gift because it has that cool factor you don't see too often with accessories.

I needed a reliable camera mount for shooting scenes in the car and outdoors, and this K&F Concept model is by far the most robust one I've tried. The most significant feature that gives me total peace of mind is the 3-inch triple suction system. Once you activate the vacuum with its lever locks, the support adheres to the surface as if it were welded. I recorded at good speed and on vibrating roads, and the grip was absolutely unbreakable.
The versatility is excellent thanks to the magic arm with 360° rotation and the included telescopic bar. This allows me to position the camera (either a GoPro or my smartphone) at creative angles, inside or outside the car, without worrying about stability. Adjusting the angle is quick and once tightened, the lock is firm.
The construction is made of high-quality metal, which inspires confidence. It's an essential accessory if you're dedicated to action videography or if you simply want the best possible stability for shooting in vehicles.
If you value the professional mounting stability and safety of your equipment, this three-suction cup holder is a worthwhile investment.

The presentation is well done and conveys the feeling of being a product designed for creators, everything is well organized and gives confidence from the start. It's not a makeshift accessory, you can tell it's designed for real recording.

In real use, the stand is surprising because of how stable it is. The three suction cups forming a triangular structure make the difference: once properly placed on a clean surface, it stays firm even on the road.

The colors of the support are typical of the black and orange brand, which are very beautiful. It also comes with an Allen wrench to be able to fix the screws.

I tested it on the hood and windshield to record and the result is very good, with a real sense of security (of course, always using the strap). The telescopic bar allows you to play a lot with frames, from close planes to more open “drone effect” shots, and the adjustments with ball joints make finding the perfect angle quick and easy.

In fact, you can tell that it dampens movements and potholes quite well, specifically I have used it with a 360 camera and the shots I have been able to take have been impressive, it is true that there is a maximum safety limit of 80 km/h, but at specific moments of how well it was anchored I forgot to have it on and I went above that speed on the highway, and then it didn't let go.

In short, it is a very complete and versatile support, designed for those who want to record driving, trips or dynamic content without complication. Well designed, stable and with many mounting options, it is one of those accessories that when you try them you understand why they make a difference.

The quality/price ratio seems very good to me because each piece feels designed to last and that for me has been the most important thing of all.

I hope it was useful to you.

I don't think I have had anything from this brand that wasn't top-notch, high-quality equipment. This is no different. this is basically an action camera mount that can be fixed to glass and as such might be attached to a vehicle window or, equally, a house window which is what I used it for. It is very flexible and can be used in a variety of configuration including 1,2 or all 3 legs. If I was attaching this to a moving vehicle then I would definitely be using all 3 legs just to be on the safe side. There is also a length of chord included which doesn't appear to be mentioned in the instruction manual however I think it might be a good idea to tie one end of this to the mount and the other to something solid on the car like a roof rail. if, in the unlikely event, the mount comes loose then at least it won't fly off and become a hazard on the road. if you are off road then at least it will still be with you on the car.

Almost every component of this is made from solid metal, even the ball joints. It has the K and F concept signature colour coding of black and orange looks very cool in my opinion. The suction cups attach to glass by way of little pumps on the side of each one. They draw air out from underneath the clamp causing a vacuum and what feels like a very firm seal. Despite the limpet like hold, they are very easy to take off, simply by lifting the side of the rubber cup at a specifically labelled point.

I attached my Insta 360 Ace pro to this using a separate K and F concept adaptor which is not included in this kit but did fit just the same. I intend to use it to make some time lapse videos in the back garden.

My only small gripe is that the telescopic stick does not rotate about itself which means, when this is used in 3-legged configuration, you either need an adaptor the rotates or a you need tweak the stick mount itself in order to make sure the camera ends up pointing in the right direction. If using the 1 or 2 leg configuration you will have aa spare ball joint mount which allows flexibility in terms of angles.

This is quite a pricey piece of kit; however, it is very well designed and made and almost certainly worth the asking price.

A 3-point attachment system — almost like the big ones.
Seriously: Similar systems are of course also available for professional use, i.e. for significantly larger cameras — but there are gladly available for at least ten times the price. And in principle, this system does an excellent job of processing many of the elementary components of its full professional counterparts.

First of all, the three suction cup attachments: They are of very good quality, the vacuum holds exceptionally reliably. In a small comparative test at home, a suction cup stuck to a smooth surface even after a week — that is quite impressive and makes it optimistic for use on the car.

The adjustment options are more than adequate. In particular, the two interconnected suction cups with the ball heads on the top offer enormous flexibility to adjust virtually any desired angle. It is also very gratifying that little things have been thought of: such as the small extension rod, which allows the telescopic rod to be positioned at a very large angle — regardless of whether you want to mount it on the side of the vehicle or film through the windshield. The options are plentiful.

All fasteners are robust, neatly finished and made of high-quality aluminum. The ball heads and arms hold absolutely reliably. The orange anodizing helps to quickly find the relevant control elements. The telescopic rod also looks solid and offers sufficient stability. Of course, an adapter for action cams is also included, but at the end of the rod is the classic 1/4 inch threaded screw so that any camera can be mounted.

It is very positive that the manufacturer realistically states the load capacity despite the high-quality workmanship. Even though the system appears extremely robust at first glance, it should be clear to everyone that it is intended exclusively for small cameras or smartphones. The static load capacity is one kilogram, but this is of little significance in practice — what actually keeps the system safe on the vehicle at 80 km/h is decisive. And 500 grams is an absolutely realistic value. You definitely shouldn't risk more. A full-frame camera with a large lens doesn't belong here — that would inevitably go wrong.

The included safety rope is also commendable. Anyone who assembles an expensive device here should definitely use it. In principle, I even recommend that you additionally secure all points, because of course, a single suction cup can also come off. And you don't want to have him hurled against the vehicle door at a speed of 80. However, a few additional parts would then be required here.

Conclusion:
Anyone who is aware that this system is really only suitable for mini cameras will get a fantastically designed mounting system for the money. It holds very well, is quick to assemble, offers extensive adjustment options and is almost at professional level in many details — just not in terms of the possible load capacity. I deserve 5 stars for this.