Rear Camera Holder Rear Window Bracket for Most Back Camera Dash Cam AZDOME M550 PG17 PG19X M01 Pro M550 Max Car Cam for REDTIGER F7N, CHORTAU, Kingslim, Z-Edge

I purchased the Dash Cam this rear window bracket is made for because I did not want to drill holes in the back of my car's trunk. This bracket attaches to the rear window so the rear camera can face out the window. It works well for sedans and SUVs. I have installed it in both cars for my family.

I ended up buying 2 of these so I could move camera between vehicles. So far, have held up better than expected. Worth the price !

Review of Rear Camera Holder Rear Window Bracket for Most Rear Dash Camera AZDOME PG16 PG16S PG18S M550 M63 M01 Pro Car Rear Cam for REDTIGER F7N, CHORTAU, Kingslim, Z-EdgeI purchased 2 of these for the (rear) dashcams I just got for my vehicles. One of the cams is a Red Tiger F7N-Plus and the other a different brand. This DID NOT work at all for the Red Tiger rear camera, although the advertisement mentions it. There are no holes in the mounting hardware of the Red Tiger rear camera. The only way to affix the Red Tiger to this bracket would be to use the 3M that is on the Red Tiger rear camera, and then stick it onto the bracket of this mount, which defeats the purpose.It worked fine on the other dashcam I bought, which was a “Pumpa” branded device. These are priced reasonably enough. They come with 3 mounting bolts that have lock washers and regular washers too. An additional 3M pad is also provided as is a small Phillips Head screwdriver. This is easily adjustable and seems to stay put in the position that you choose once tightened down. It adhered well to the rear windshield. I really don’t like to stick things to my windshield or my upholstery, so some kind of decent suction cup mount from this company would be a great offering.I will probably just keep the other one that won’t work for me on the Red Tiger or give it to someone I know that gets a dashcam. It might fit the Red Tiger F7N but didn’t fit the F7N-Plus. Perhaps Red Tiger changed their mount for the Plus, but if that’s the case, then it would be nice if this advertisement noted that it does not fit the Plus.Hope this helps someone out.

Pretty solid, got the job done. Holds the cameras pretty firmly. Easy to customize to fit a different camera. Need to play with the swivel screw a little so the camera doesn't keep going up or down.

Works great. Fast and easy installation no tools beside mini screwdriver included in box. worth the buy if you need a replacement. One tip follow directions and clean window first so it will stick and stay in place longer. Have fun

Fit our dash cam perfectly

Great solution to attach rear camera! Simple set up! Just make sure to position before removing strip from flue pad. It sticks very well to a clean window. No problems during winter with foggy back window.

This is a great camera. I was able to do the install myself. It took me a few hours, just because of how I ran the wires. Everything works well but the CON is that to connect to the camera, you connect via WiFi.When I connect via my phone, my phone becomes inoperable because it's the cameras wifi which is not a working wifi outside the camera. This should be connected via Bluetooth, so I can have use of my phone. Crazy thing is my vehicle has built in WiFi and I tried to connect the camera to the car but not sure if works that way.Sucks because it's a great camera and does its part of just recording everything outside and inside my vehicle.This was put in there because I have a newly licensed teen that uses my vehicle. I wanted to be able to keep up with what she's doing when I wasn't in the car with her. She's aware of it and knows to drive with even more care.***Update***I had read a few reviews that mentioned how much of a battery drainer the camera is. This proved to be true. I don't drive my vehicle it is installed in that often and I made the mistake of leaving the camera plugged into my cigarette lighter.Ultimately, I ended up buying another battery for my vehicle. That sucked. I won't completely blame the camera, but it was coincidental that I began having problems with my battery after wiring everything up.Don't use the camera as often anymore (but it's still wired up, just not plugged in), and when I do, I certainly ensure I unplug it.