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GoPro Magnetic Latch Ball Joint Mount for HERO13 Black

Quickly move your HERO13 Black camera between rigs such as a gimbal, harness, or other mounts with this Magnetic Latch Ball Joint Mount from GoPro. This metal latch features a ball joint for easy adjustment, and magnets on the adapter line up perfectly with the camera, so it can automatically latch on. No screws are needed, and it allows you to quickly mount and remount the camera onto different rigs. A base mounting buckle is included that connects via the ball joint.

SKU: GC17-AEMAG-002

GoPro Magnetic Latch Ball Joint Mount for HERO13 Black

GoPro Magnetic Latch Ball Joint Mount for HERO13 Black

Quickly move your HERO13 Black camera between rigs such as a gimbal, harness, or other mounts with this Magnetic Latch Ball Joint Mount from GoPro. This metal latch features a ball joint for easy adjustment, and magnets on the adapter line up perfectly with the camera, so it can automatically latch on. No screws are needed, and it allows you to quickly mount and remount the camera onto different rigs. A base mounting buckle is included that connects via the ball joint.

Quick Features

Easily and quickly swap HERO13 Black between mounting setups without thumbscrews

Ball joint gives you flexibility to rotate and tilt your mounted camera for additional versatility

Ball joint latch securely locks your camera in place and easily unlocks when you want to adjust the angle

Magnets align your camera with the mount and helps lock it in when the camera is latched onto the adapter

Symmetrical design allows you to attach your camera to the mount facing either direction

Ball joint head can be easily swapped into the built-in ball socket of GoPro's 3-Way 2.0 or the ball socket adapter included with GoPro's Extension Pole

Key Features:

Easily Move HERO13 Black between Rigs

Ball Joint to Adjust Camera Angle

Magnetic Latch without Screws

Mounting Buckle on Base

Durable Metal Shell

Two-button Pinching Action Releases Camera

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GoPro Magnetic Latch Ball Joint Mount for HERO13 Black

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GoPro Magnetic Latch Ball Joint Mount for HERO13 Black

Quickly move your HERO13 Black camera between rigs such as a gimbal, harness, or other mounts with this Magnetic Latch Ball Joint Mount from GoPro. This metal latch features a ball joint for easy adjustment, and magnets on the adapter line up perfectly with the camera, so it can automatically latch on. No screws are needed, and it allows you to quickly mount and remount the camera onto different rigs. A base mounting buckle is included that connects via the ball joint.

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