Review of HSU's Mount Adapter for Dual GoPro Setup

Table of Contents

• Package and Included Items
• First, attaching the GoPro HERO5
  • HERO5's range of motion is zero
• Attaching two cameras
  • Power button cannot be pressed
  • Depending on the model, charging both cameras simultaneously might not be possible
• GoPro HERO10's range of motion is 180°
• Attaching to a helmet
  • Actual footage captured

Package and Included Items

Here's what arrived

Here are the included items

It includes the main unit, 3 screws, an Allen wrench, and 3 adhesive washers.

Here is the main unit

It's made of aluminum and feels sturdy. It weighs 35g.

There are no mechanisms to widen the gap between the two cameras or detach the adapter part.

As you might expect, the screws have hexagonal sockets.

GoPro accessories usually use Phillips head screws, so this is a bit unusual...?

Compared to GoPro's genuine thumbscrews, they are roughly the same length.

First, attaching the GoPro HERO5

First, I'll try attaching the GoPro HERO5.

It was quite stiff to attach with the HERO5's genuine frame already on.

Attaching two cameras

I'll try attaching two GoPro cameras: a HERO10 and a HERO5.

The distance between the two cameras is about 6mm.

The back looks like this

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GoPro HERO10's range of motion is 180°

The HERO10 is easy to attach, and angle adjustment can be done without any issues.

The range of motion is 90° upwards

and 90° downwards.

Attaching to a helmet

Here's what it looks like when attached to a full-face helmet.

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