GoPro Ball connection buckle for cameras (official GoPro -accessories)

expensive but works well. Very very stop so you can’t easily move it. Certainly can’t spin the camera backwards but once positioned will stay in place.

Bought this to fix a broken plastic ball joint on a telesin shoulder strap mount. It had a plastic and rubber ball joint that perished in less than a year. This is an excellent replacement. Extremely sturdy and made of metal. I think this will outlast the shoulder strap mount its now attached to. Plenty of rotation available to get the camera pointed forward while on the strap of my backpack too.I use it with an Action 4 while cycling and haven,t noticed any unwanted movements. When adjusting it, it actually takes a fair bit of force to get it moving. Overall it just feels way nicer than the old ball joint it's replacing. It's really good quality!

Very handy for using my Go Pro on my paddle. Only problem is you have to buy the bar mount separately too. So I actually spent over £60 on two different contraptions just to use my camera on paddle.

Good quality

Good build quality, love how the screw extends enough so I can get my fingers round it easily, the cheapo i had before this was very difficult to grip as it was too close to the body of the camera. The only down is the stiffness of the ball movement, i couldn't move it at all and was ready to return it as i thought it must have seized up, when my stronger partner came and he managed to move it, I'm just hoping it gets a bit looser over time, I think its unnecessarily stiff

This makes moving my gopro or other action cameras so easy twist it to face to or away from you without removing and its also really good for changing none buckle accessories to buckle accessories like the original gopro 3 in 1 selfie stick.

As with all GoPro products that I have used, this is very well made and fit for purpose. I am using them (2) for 2 Hero Session cameras that I mount on bike helmets. Bear in mind that the Session is lighter than any of the other GoPro cameras, but I don't see why it shouldn't be OK for them. There have been comments that the ball joint is stiff. I'd rather have tat than flopping around loose.

The ball adjust is very stiff, but it probably needs to be to stay in place. Not suitable for fixing to moving objects subject to jolting e.g. a bicycle or car as severe jolts can mean the camera moves on the ball joint.