GoPro Ball Joint Buckle (All GoPro Cameras) - Official GoPro Mount

Swivel will move if you hit bumps (If mounted on a car or atv/utv). Other than that it works very well.

This buckle is probably THE easiest way to have your GoPro chin-mounted. It is very compact, yet provides enough range of motion to have a good angle even for a lean-forward helmet position. The trick is to mount the sticky pad horizontally and on the RIGHT side of the chin. That will place the lens more to the centerline of the helmet. This also keeps the chin vents functional on many helmets without blocking them permanently in a closed state.Keep in mind that this buckle is VERY tight, as it should be to eliminate all wiggle and rattle. To rotate it you have to find a way to grab the whole plastic mount. I wrap a piece of cloth or grab it with my motorcycle glove. I rotated and adjusted it many times without any issues. However, I think that it is meant to stay in one position, not constantly tweaking the angle.

The first movement you have to do firmly from the base, the following movements are already easier to do but maintaining firmness so that it does not move when using it with the camera. If you use it properly, it doesn't break because it's a quality product. Yo lo uso con “chetsy”

So while I am a life long ADV rider (practically), I am fairly new to "MotoVLogging" my riding adventures - previously I used a TomTom Bandit Action Camera mounted very tightly to my white ADV helmet and that worked and looked really good - were it not for TomTom's terrible long term support of this thoroughly Excellent Action Camera - I would Not be posting this review at all - have to wonder about that company... Anyway, I have had an awful lot of frustration with my new GoPro 7 "white" (actually it is gray!) in part having to do with mounting - I found this nicely designed ball mount that added the much-needed flexibility for mounting the GoPro 7 - Not only helped mounting flexibility on the helmet but also in all my other locations around my R1200GS Adventure - so far, the mount has held up nicely even under much off-road vibration! I am using an aluminum arm mount on this to further stiffen and ensure camera stays put during hard riding action... the shiny plastic makes me a little nervous but IS holding up, if Only the GoPro 7 would just work right for a change - just warrantied the first one and the replacement is barely working better... Ugh

It is a nice mount, just like the one with the GoPro. However, I have a defective one that does not rotate at the ball joint.UPDATE: It broke loose and works now. It adds a lot more verity in angles than just the standard mount.

Personally, I think all the "Go Pro" accessories are over priced. This one piece of the equipment is a main piece to connect with a mount. If I could have found this 2nd hand I would have got it. All parts are easy to use. But made from plastic. Daily use is gonna wear parts out.I'm pretty hard on it, 5x in 3 years.

Takes a beating

Hard to swivel like very hard. You could get the new version for a couple dollars more. Wish i knew there was a newer one before buying this one. Now im stuck with it.