PixelMan Rear Camera Mount - Dash Cam Windshield Bracket for Car, SUV, Truck, RV - Rearview Mirror Backup Camera Holder for Auto Recorder

When I bought the Dash Cam the rear camera was designed to be installed outside by the license plate, or somewhere on or near the bumper. I did not want the rear camera exposed to the elements. This bracket made it possible to install on the rear glass.

Great product. Fast shipping. I’ve bought two. One for my previous vehicle. It stayed attached to the rear window for 2 years, which is when I sold the car. Didn’t want to remove it so I bought a new one for the new car.

This neat little device was perfect for what I needed. I bought a front facing and rear facing camera. However I was stupid and I messed up the mounting of the rear-facing camera and got this as an alternative. I'm glad I messed up the first one so this way I got this instead lol

My back dashcam didn’t have a way to rate te the lens the right way so it was facing down. This helped me fix that problem and it also prevented me using the back window which has a protective film.

Awesome mount. The rear dash cam mount that came with my dash cam was horrible because it was impossible to mount it on the rear windshield because it would hit the glass.This mount is perfect. It was super easy to install. Just attached my rear dash cam mount to it with the screws provided, attached it to the window with the sticker and there ya go.Make sure you look and see that it’s compatible with your dash cam mount tho. They have pictures of which kind of rear dash cams fit it in the description.

I adhered this directly to the plastic trim above my rear window on a Nissan Rogue. About 3 months of use the hinge was so loose everytime we closed the hatch door it would cause the camera to lower to where I was looking at the floor. The adhesive is holding well so far, even in 90+ degrees, just have to tighten the hinge every so often.

Allowed me to get the 90 degree angle needed to get camera to cover rear view.

I installed it on my pickup topper's hatch. After installing it kept loosening and rotating down so my camera pointed to the road surface. I kept trying multiple times to tighten but it would eventually loosen. I would be great if there were teeth or something else to lock it in place. I finally used gorilla glue to make it permanent. My application maybe causes more vibration than on the hatch of an SUV so it may work for that application. If it could lock down instead of only tightening I would have given it 5 stars.

I have a dash cam which also cam with rear camera. I was trying to find a way to install it inside looking to rear. I finally saw this bracket and install was quick and simple. Recommend.

La usé para colocar la cámara en el vidrio trasero por dentro de la cabina de un sedán y me parece que capta mejor el exterior que estando colocada en el nivel del portaplacas.