NEEWER Triple Suction Cup Car Mount Kit (CA065) for Insta360 X5/X4, GoPro and 360 cameras

What you’re getting (and why it exists)

If you want driving footage that doesn’t look like it was filmed through the windscreen in the same spot every time, this NEEWER triple suction cup car mount kit is designed for you. It’s built around three suction cups that attach to a car surface, then uses a magic arm plus extension pole(s) to help you place your camera where it matters: engine-hood angles, inside/outside windscreen perspectives, dash views, or a side-of-car look.

On paper, it’s aimed at creators who shoot immersive POV clips in a car often, and who want faster repositioning than you’d get with more permanent fixes. The kit also includes a safety lanyard, which is a sensible inclusion when your camera is hanging off a suction-based setup.

Key takeaways for car mounting

The core idea is straightforward: three suction cups create a stable triangular mounting arrangement, then the arm and 360° ball heads let you dial in the angle.

A couple of details are especially worth noting: - You’re expected to mount and use it at speeds below 80 km/h to help prevent accidental drops. - The suction cups are sized at 3" (74 mm) each, and the cups have indicator lines, which should make it easier to see when you’ve pressed them into position.

There’s also a quick-release approach: you pull upward on two buttons on each cup for release. If you’ve ever wrestled a suction mount that’s stuck too well, the “quick release” method is likely to feel more practical.

Where it shines in real driving shots

This mount’s flexibility is the main selling point. Instead of locking you into one “default” camera position, it gives you multiple ways to aim.

For example, you could attach the suction mount to the inside of the windscreen for a dashboard-style perspective, then extend the pole to get a slightly higher viewpoint. Or you might set it up near the engine hood (where regulations and safety permit) for that aggressive POV angle that’s popular in driving edits.

Because the kit includes two 360° rotatable ball heads on the magic arm, it’s much easier to re-aim than mounts that only offer limited tilt. That said, it still depends on the surface you’re attaching to and how comfortably you can route the arm without stressing anything.

Tech details that matter before buying

This kit combines suction mounting with standard camera mounting threads and adjustable reach.

Tech summary (what’s stated): - Suction cups: three cups, each 3" (74 mm) - Extension pole length: 12.6"/32 cm to 43.3"/110 cm (four-section telescopic) - Load rating: max 11 lb/5 kg (stated maximum load) - Selfie-stick usage note: when the selfie stick is extended to its longest length, capacity drops to 2.2 lb/1 kg - Ball head adjustments: two heads with 360° rotation, the single suction cup mount side allows 180° front/back adjustments with a thumb screw - Threading: the pole/single suction mount connections use 1/4" screws - Included hardware note: it says it includes an action camera mount adapter, and is for standard 1/4" mounts beyond that

One limitation that can catch people out: it’s not described as a complete universal kit for every camera accessory need—so if you were hoping for more specific mounts in the box, you may want to double-check what “only includes an action camera mount adapter” means for your exact setup.

Compatibility and camera fit (as described)

The manufacturer-style wording here is broad, and it’s helpful to think of the kit as “compatible with 1/4" camera mounting options plus the included action camera adapter”, rather than something purpose-fitted.

It’s listed as compatible with devices such as: - DJI OSMO 360 Action / 6 / 5 / Pro / 4 - GoPro models including Hero 13 / 12 / 11 / 10 / 9 Black, GoPro Max, GoPro Max 2 - Insta360 models including X5, X4, X3, X2 and Insta 360 Go 3S, Ace Pro - Other action-camera lines mentioned include AKASO Brave 8/7 (among others in the list)

It also notes a practical care point: if residues appear on car and desktop surfaces, clean them with alcohol. That’s one of those “easy to ignore” details that can make the difference between suction that holds properly and suction that feels unreliable.

Pros, cons, and who it suits

What you’ll likely like - The triple-suction approach and triangular structure should feel more stable than single-cup mounts. - Quick-release buttons are a meaningful convenience if you move the camera between takes. - 360° ball heads make angle changes quicker, which helps if you shoot multiple variations in one session. - The extension pole doubles as a selfie stick, so you get more than one “mounting style”.

What could be a deal-breaker - The kit asks you to use it at speeds below 80 km/h, if you want higher-speed footage as a routine, it may not fit your expectations. - Suction mounts depend on surface conditions. If your car interior/exterior surfaces aren’t ideal, performance can be less predictable.

Should you buy it?

This is a sensible purchase if you plan to shoot immersive POV car content using cameras that work with the listed systems, and you want a flexible, repositionable setup for inside/outside windscreen, dash, or side/hood-style angles. It’s also a good match if you value quick release and you’re likely to re-aim the camera often.

You may want to skip it if you’re expecting a “fit-and-forget” mount for high-speed use, or if you’re not comfortable with the realities of suction mounting (surface cleanliness, residue control, and safe operation). It’s not perfect, but for the kind of driving footage this kit is meant to capture, it looks well thought out—especially with the safety lanyard and the adjustment range.

Mini FAQ

How do I stop the suction mount from failing?

The kit specifically notes using it below 80 km/h, and it also advises cleaning residues from car and desktop surfaces with alcohol. Both points matter because suction performance is strongly linked to surface condition.

Can this work as a selfie stick too?

Yes. The extension pole is described as telescopic and it “doubles as a versatile selfie stick”. There’s also a stated lower weight capacity when extended to the longest length.

Does it include the full camera mounting hardware?

The description says it includes an action camera mount adapter, and it also references standard 1/4" screws for other devices. If your camera setup needs something beyond that, you’ll want to check what you already own.

What’s the maximum it can carry?

The stated maximum load is 11 lb/5 kg, and it notes a reduced capacity of 2.2 lb/1 kg when using it as a selfie stick at its longest extension.