Rear View Mirror Back Plate Panel + Interior Mirror Bracket Arm for Car DVR Instead of Strap

This was a perfect fit for the Jomise K17 Rear View Mirror Cam that I installed in my Ford Maverick. The existing screws from the Jomise were the correct size so there was no need to source the four screws that hold the mirror to the mount. Overall I'm quite pleased with the quality and fit.

So fitment was pretty good and everything lined up with the Akeeyo mirror. I had to get crafty and wedge some rubber shims with some 3m film between the mirror and the back plate panel. There was a decent gap between the plate and mirror which caused it to shake a lot. The craftiness worked and now mirror is on there solid. I have this setup on a 2017 F-150 so if you plan on putting one of these dash cam mirrors let me save you some time and tell you to get this plate because the stock basic mirror is weak and will not hold any weight. This plate is exactly what I needed!!

Fits the WOLFBOX G840S 12“ Dashcam mirror perfectly! https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0811Q28N6/ It even has a small hole for the reset button. The screws aren't included because they exist under the mirror's silicone rubber pads that this bracket replaces. The fit even snaps into place and I was able to shake the bracket without the screws in place and the mirror was not coming off. This is a lot cleaner then strapping to an existing mirror and I'm super pleased.

Fit perfect to original mounting bracket on window. The bracket to mount it to the Wolfbox G840S wasn't close however. Had to use metal wire to attach it to it.

It's a great bracket and this will fit a Wolfbox 850 camera/mirror with some easy modification. THIS BRACKET WILL REQUIRE LESS MODIFICATION THAN ANY OTHER. NONE FIT OUT OF THE BOX YET. There's just three things to do. The standoffs along with the predrilled holes are placed slightly too wide for the 850 camera. The next three steps take care of this. STEP 1: Grind away the standoffs that would normally meet with the back of your mirror so that the entire face of the bracket is flat. You can do this with a piece of sandpaper, but a Dremel is best. STEP 2: Drill new holes. The vertical axis (up/down) of the original holes is properly placed but the horizontal (left/right) is too wide. You'll notice a crosshatch pattern on the face of the bracket plate. Just drill a hole slightly smaller than the original in the center of the intersecting lines next to the original holes. This will be your new screw hole to attach the camera. Step 3: Because your screws are now mounted from the surface of the bracket instead of recessed you'll just need slightly longer screws than the ones that come with the camera. The best size is m.2 x 10 machine screws. Usually labeled as "laptop screws" you can get them here on Amazon or anywhere that sells computer repair supplies (microcenter, best buy, local repair store, etc).

The quality is good. However after looking around I was on the page where they have a similar panel for 10” mirror dash cam. On the questions answered it refers customers to this page for Vantop H612T dash cameras. After buying this and trying to install it I was able to put 2screws on but the other side of the panel has the screw holes too far away from this specific dash cam screw holes. I don’t want to deal with returning it but I left one side with two screws and the other side with the strap that comes with dash cam. It looks good but would look great with out strap at all. It also took about 3weeks to arrive.

Fits a Wolfbox g840h perfectly. Ball joints are nice and stiff so it doesn't move around easily. Very easy to put together and almost looks like it came that way from the factory. It's a much nicer look than using the rubber bands that come with the dash cam and strapping it to your existing mirror. Shipping does take a few weeks but not that big of a dealbreaker.

After three attempts(measure holes, measure holes),I finally found the correct bracket. it fits the wolfbox G840S with no modifications. All I had to do was remove the stock screws and use them on the new bracket. Oh yes, be sure to measure your holes