TELESIN POV Neck Mount Selfie Holder with Phone Clip for GoPro Hero 13 12 11 10 9 8 Insta360 DJI Osmo Action iPhone Android, Vertical Mount Kit, Neck Strap Mount for Vlog POV Shooting Accessories

I didn't want to wear my Insta360 on top of my bicycle helmet, or have some awkward chest strap. This is by far the best solution I've seen so far.The soft neck strap is very comfortable and barely noticeable, even with the camera attached. The magnetic clip is also VERY strong - I couldn't remove it without doing the advised quarter-turn.The holder lies nice and close to my chest without any unwanted swinging around that a cheaper holder could do. And with the chest strap from my backpack also fastened over the top, it barely moves. I've tried it for a couple of cycle rides and my Insta360 gets great POV videos when using this.I bought the version with the 1/4 inch screw adaptor. There's plenty of bite from the screw, but the thumbwheel doesn't really do a great job of locking the camera in place, so it does swivel slightly on the screw. This is OK while it's against my chest where it genereally stays facing forwards, but I would be wary of using it where there's a chance it could come fully unscrewed!

I use it with my insta 360 and iPhone. Does the job perfectly. Well made and very easy to use + quick to attach. Love it!

Appears to fit ok the view through the camera is fine and easy to mange and set up. A bitter reviews will come from the ski trip.

The media could not be loaded. This neck mount is really well-built. All the connections give a satisfying click. The neck brace itself is soft to the touch and feels comfortable on my neck. It did take a while for me to figure out how to easily open/close the neck mount itself (tip: it goes in straight) but once I got the hang of it it felt like second nature. So far I have only used the phone holder but it comes with various connectors to enable you to use GoPro and other devices too. I bought this so I could do product reviews using both my hands and also be able to move about easily without having to use a tripod and it has been a game changer for me. (I did an unboxing video to show you how it all comes together)

This Telesin hands free camera/phone neck mount gives a whole new perspective to filming. It frees up your hands, reduces the risk of vibration when walking or cycling and can also be used as a small stand by twisting it into shape. The clasp is very frustrating and is the one thing that Telesin need to solve. Because you cant see the clasp when you're trying to click it in, its difficult to get the exact position necessary. It takes me about 10 attempts before I get it secure. However, everything else is great.

Same items available online elsewhere at half the price / good product , just poor value for money!

I was quite disappointed with the overall experience. While the concept of a hands-free mount is appealing, the execution fell short in several areas.Firstly, the magnetic hold is not as strong as advertised. My phone and small camera kept slipping out of the mount, especially when I was moving around. This made it unreliable for capturing stable footage or photos. Additionally, the mount is bulkier and heavier than expected, causing discomfort during extended use.The neck strap, while adjustable, is not very comfortable and tends to dig into the skin after a while. The design also makes it difficult to see the phone screen or press any buttons while the phone is mounted, which is a significant drawback for practical use.

There's a weightyness about the flexible plastic collar that surprised me, the soft silicon plastic covering some flexible metal core, it felt like to me.The sense of quality continues to the magnetic connector, that mounts a clasp with a three fingers in effect that join to a corresponding two finger connector. That in turn is secured by a plastic covered bolt to screw to tight.Things get less clear and less good at this point, these are plasticky, feel cheaper than the rest of the device, somehow, and it's not clear the phone holder connects so you can use your phone, the instructions are scant and cover the attachment of a camera.In theory it should be much the same, but it wasn't - you need to use the "spacing wheel" to use the phone holder, otherwise the bolts are too long, and you can't get the parts tight, but even with the wheel it's not possible to tighten the phone holder to landscape mode adequately, I'd need to add a compressing washer to get there.While there's an addition of a swan neck attachment with a ball joint - which did help move the phone forward, and that brings the screen into view in a useful way, it's not perfect but good enough to see the screen - albeit obscured by the phone holder, and then use the screen buttons to control video/photo functions, with a larger phone, as mine, is the screw ball socket of this adaptor just was not up to the task of carrying the weight.Switching to the alternate bracket was better, but the phone is now closer to the chest, which makes negotiating the screen more difficult, and getting it to stay in landscape mode wasn't possible with the parts in the box.So I was left a little bemused, the product seemed to be a thing of two halves, the collar and magnetic mount were very good, although it took a moment to master clipping the collar on, while the mount for the mobile phone was it felt an after thought. This might work however better for a dedicated camera as per a Go Pro.I could with a little imagination fab something to move the phone further away, as with the swan neck adaptor, but given the ubiquitous universality of mobile phones - it was disappointing that this didn't work for me.