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Dash Cam Mounts for Windshields and Dashboards

Use the manufacturer's mount whenever possible: connector shape and camera angle are often model-specific. Adhesive mounts are compact; suction mounts are easier to move.

A dash cam mount must hold the lens steady without blocking your view or interfering with sensors around the mirror. A dedicated car camera mount from the manufacturer is the safest compatibility choice because the attachment, power routing and adjustment range are known. For a dash cam mount on the dashboard, first confirm that the camera image can be rotated and that provincial visibility rules permit the position. Windscreen mounts usually give a clearer forward angle. Exterior car camera mounts and mounts for vlogging face different loads and weather exposure; do not treat them as interchangeable with an interior dash-camera bracket.

Dash Cam Mounts for Windshields and Dashboards

Common questions

Questions before you buy

Is an adhesive or suction dash cam mount better?

Adhesive mounts are usually smaller and more stable, while suction mounts are easier to reposition. Temperature, glass preparation and the camera's weight all affect the result.

Can I mount a dash cam on the dashboard?

Only if the camera supports that orientation and the placement does not obstruct the road view. Check local rules and the manufacturer's positioning instructions.

Where should a windshield dash cam mount go?

A common position is high on the windshield near the rear-view mirror, with the lens inside the swept area of the wipers and clear of driver-assistance sensors.

Are dash cam mounts universal?

Many are not. Ball diameter, slide rails, adhesive pads and power connectors vary, so match the mount to the exact camera model.