Garmin has spent years building a strong lineup of compact dash cameras, from the palm-sized Mini 3 to the wide-angle 67W and the dual-channel Tandem and X-series models. They record reliably, connect to the Garmin Drive app, and hold up well over time. But the mounting system is a different
Awhile back, I discovered the Fat Gecko Camera Mount with Triple Suction Cups. I call these the mother of all camera mounts because it’s an extremely heavy duty camera mount. Heaviest I have seen to date. Let’s take a look at what impressed me about Fat Gecko Camera Mounts. Fat
The Arlo solar panel is one of the best upgrades you can make to a battery-powered Arlo camera. Once it is installed, you stop worrying about climbing a ladder every few months to swap or recharge batteries. The panel keeps the camera topped off continuously, and for cameras mounted in
There are millions of old Garmin GPS mounts sitting unused—and many of them are actually perfect for mounting a GoPro or similar action camera. Instead of buying a new mount, you can reuse your existing Garmin mount with a simple adapter. The key is understanding the 17mm ball system used
Mounting a dash cam properly is one of the most overlooked parts of getting good footage in your vehicle. A shaky mount, poor positioning, or cheap hardware can ruin video quality—even if you have a high-end camera. The good news is that many dash cams and most small cameras use
A GoPro and a motorcycle are a natural match, but getting cinematic, high-quality footage on a bike is significantly harder than most people expect. A mount that seems perfectly stable in your garage can turn into a shaky, unwatchable mess once you add engine vibration, wind pressure, road bumps, and