Helmet Chin Mount and Mobile Holder For Smartphone & Action Camera- Black

A helmet chin mount is a holder that lets you fix a smartphone or action camera to a full-face helmet for point-of-view footage. The product listing describes it for riders and athletes who want shots taken from their own eyes, including skiing, snowboarding and biking. This page covers the listed features, compatibility, setup, care and buying advice for Bangladeshi buyers.

• Overview
• Key features
• Specifications
• How to use / set up
• Compatibility and what is in the box
• Who should buy it in Bangladesh
• Alternatives in our store
• Warranty and support
• Delivery, returns and ordering
• Frequently asked questions

Helmet chin mount overview

The helmet chin mount is listed by the maker as a chin mount and mobile holder for smartphones and action cameras. Its listing is built around one idea: POV shots that look as though they were taken from your own eyes. That framing suits anyone who wants footage from the rider’s point of view rather than from a fixed tripod.

According to the listing, this helmet chin mount is compatible with most full-face helmets and can be adjusted to fit nearly any phone. The listing also names action cameras, including several GoPro models, SJCAM, EKEN and Xiaomi YI cameras. One helmet chin mount can therefore carry two common kinds of recording: a phone for quick clips and an action camera for longer footage.

The maker’s listing describes the product for skiing, snowboarding, biking and other action sports. The listing does not describe every rider’s setup, so check the fit and the weight of your camera before each ride. For background on how tripods are used in photography, read the overview of tripods for photography on Wikipedia.

In Bangladesh, humid weather and busy roads are part of everyday riding and filming, so plan your setup before a trip rather than on the road. Check the fit at home, charge your phone or camera fully before you leave, and keep the holder and helmet clean and dry afterwards. Load-shedding can interrupt charging, so plan your battery time before a long shoot.

Choosing between a helmet mount, a selfie stick and a tripod comes down to the view you want. If you want a first-person angle, a helmet chin mount is the closer match. Selfie sticks and tripods suit other views, so decide which view matters most and pick the product that fits it.

Key features

Easy to mount and remove

The listing says the holder is easily mounted and removed, so you can fit it when you need it and take it off when you do not. Size is listed as fully adjustable, which helps you set the helmet chin mount to suit your helmet and your phone. Because it comes off easily, you can keep the helmet and accessories together between rides. Tighten the thumb screw by hand and check every connection before you set off. Follow the maker’s instructions where they are provided, and do a dry fit at home first so you know how the holder sits before you ride.

Fit for most full-face helmets

According to the listing, the helmet chin mount is compatible with almost full-face helmets, and its length is adjustable. Full-face helmets differ in shape, so the listing’s wording, almost rather than every model, is the guide here and not a promise for every helmet. Before you order, measure the chin area of your helmet and compare it with the adjustment range described in the listing. If you are unsure, confirm your helmet model with us before you order. The listing does not mention half-face helmets, so do not assume they will fit without checking first.

Best angle for POV footage

The listing says the helmet chin mount is best mounted for POV shots, just like shooting from your own eye. That is the main use the maker describes, so plan your footage around the first-person view it gives. Frame a short test clip before a long ride, with the horizon level and your hands clear of the lens, then review it at home. A helmet chin mount is most useful when your shots match the view you want to record, so think about the angle before you press record. Practise a few clips on a quiet road before you rely on the setup for an important trip.

Phone holder with a 5-10cm width range

The listing gives a phone width range of 5-10cm and describes the holder as a cell phone universal fit. That range is the maker’s figure, so measure your own phone, including its case, first. The mobile holder in this helmet chin mount is useful for quick clips, but a phone in a thick case may not sit within the listed range. The listing names phone families including Samsung Galaxy, iPhone, Xiaomi Redmi and Note, and Huawei P and Mate series, so compare your model with those names. Phones outside those names can be checked with us before you order.

Camera compatibility

The listing names a long list of action cameras, including GoPro Hero 7, 6, 5, 4, 3+, 3, 2 and 1 models, the Hero 5 and Hero 4 Session, SJCAM SJ4000, SJ5000, SJ6, SJ7 and SJ9000, EKEN H9 and H9R, Xiaomi YI 4K, YI 4K+ and Lite, Mijia Mini, Sony action cameras and most sports cameras on the market. Match your camera name against that list, because a general line about most sports cameras is not a model-by-model check. This helmet chin mount is listed for these cameras, so a clear name match is your best guide. For a camera not on the list, ask us before you buy.

Specifications

Here are the specifications for this helmet chin mount and mobile holder, as the product listing presents them.

These are the listed specifications from the product listing.

How to use / set up

Charge your phone or action camera fully before first use, and plan charging around any power cuts if load-shedding affects your area. Then read the maker’s instructions for the helmet chin mount and do a dry fit at home before your first ride.

Start with the helmet. Fit it on your head, then adjust the length of the holder so it suits your helmet. Attach the mobile mount or camera mount and tighten the thumb screw by hand. Give each connection a gentle pull to make sure nothing moves before you ride.

Next, attach the bridge adapter if your setup needs it, following the maker’s instructions. Then fit your phone or camera, record a short test clip, and review the framing on a screen where you can see it clearly. A helmet chin mount that is set up at home is easier to correct than one adjusted on the road.

After the first ride, check every fixing again. Mounted accessories can shift with use, so make this a habit each time you put on the helmet. Remove the holder when you are finished, wipe off dust and sweat, and let everything dry before you store it.

For care, store the helmet chin mount in a dry place away from direct sun, and keep the thumb screw and adjustable parts free of grit. Humid Dhaka weather means damp can build up quickly, so air the holder and helmet before packing them away. Clean the holder gently with a soft, dry cloth, and keep it with the helmet rather than loose in a bag.

Before your first real ride, set aside time for a practice session. Mount the holder, adjust it, and film a few short clips while standing still. Then check how the footage looks and how the holder feels when you move your head. Small changes at home are easier than adjustments on the road.

Build a short pre-ride checklist for your helmet chin mount: fit, grip, phone or camera charge, free storage on the device, and one test clip. Writing the list once makes it easy to repeat. Riders who skip the check are more likely to find a loose fixing halfway through a trip.

Compatibility and what is in the box

The compatibility details below come from the product listing. For phones, the listing names Samsung Galaxy S8, S7 edge, A5 and J5, iPhone X, 8, 7 and 6 models, Xiaomi Note and Redmi series, and Huawei P8, P9, P10, P20 and Mate series, plus a universal width of 5-10cm. For cameras, the listing names GoPro Hero models, SJCAM, EKEN, Xiaomi YI, Sony action cameras and most sports cameras on the market. Use this list to check your helmet chin mount before you order.

The listing includes a package content section, so check your delivery against it when it arrives and contact us if anything seems to be missing.

The listing states that the helmet, mobile phone and camera are not included, so you need your own full-face helmet and device. Whether this helmet chin mount suits your exact helmet shape is not confirmed by the listing, so treat fit as a check you make rather than a guarantee.

When you compare names on the list, use the exact model name printed on your device or its box. A broad label such as sports camera is less useful than a model number. Keep a note of your phone and camera models so you can answer questions quickly when you message us, and so the check takes minutes rather than hours.

Who should buy it in Bangladesh

A cyclist who records rides around Dhaka or in the hill districts may find this helmet chin mount useful for first-person clips. Choose it if you already own a full-face helmet and want first-person footage of the ride. Riders in Bangladesh often deal with humid weather and busy roads, so the holder and helmet need regular checks.

Snowboarding and skiing are listed uses, which makes the helmet chin mount relevant for a winter trip abroad. Pack it with the helmet and your phone or camera, and check the fit before you leave Bangladesh, since you may not have time to adjust it on the slopes.

A content creator who records quick clips may like the mobile holder, because the listing covers phones within a 5-10cm width. A creator with an action camera from the compatible list can use the same helmet chin mount for a different view. Choose the setup that matches your main device.

Gift buyers should check the helmet and device details first, because the listing says the helmet, mobile and camera are not included. A helmet chin mount sent as a gift works best when the recipient already has a full-face helmet and a supported phone or camera.

Shoppers who want a desk or floor stand rather than a helmet mount should look at the tripods in the alternatives section below. A helmet chin mount is a different tool, and it suits moving footage rather than fixed shots.

A rider who joins a weekend group ride on the outskirts of Dhaka may use the helmet chin mount to record the route. Test the setup on a short ride before the group leaves, so the fit is settled before traffic gets busy.

A traveller heading to a snow resort abroad may want to test the helmet chin mount at home before packing. Check that the model name of your phone or camera appears in the listed compatibility names.

If you ride without a full-face helmet, or you need a fixed view from one spot, this helmet chin mount is not the right choice. The listing describes it for full-face helmets and POV footage, so match it to that use before you order.

Alternatives in our store

If this helmet chin mount is not the right match, you can compare other items in our range. The JMARY KP-2206 Camera And Phone Selfie Stick Tripod is another camera and phone selfie stick in our camera range. The Jmary MT29 Portable Mini Tripod is another portable tripod in our range, and the Jmary KP-2207 Portable Aluminum Tripod is another portable tripod for other shooting needs.

The YUFENG-3388 Professional Foldable Heavy-Duty Tripod is another foldable tripod in our range. Compare any of these with the helmet chin mount before you decide, and browse the whole Tripods and Stands category to see every option in one place.

Warranty and support

Warranty: 7 Days seller warranty.

Delivery, returns and ordering

We deliver all over Bangladesh and you pay cash on delivery. Delivery usually takes 1–3 days inside Dhaka city and 2–5 days outside Dhaka. The same terms apply when you order a helmet chin mount from us.

You can return it within 7 days of delivery. See our Delivery and Returns policy for the full steps. Questions before ordering: call 09638054751, message us on Facebook Messenger or email care@gadgetsuperb.com, and we can help you check any detail about the helmet chin mount.

Frequently asked questions

Is the helmet chin mount compatible with my full-face helmet?

The listing says it is compatible with almost full-face helmets and that its length is adjustable. It does not name specific helmet models, so compare your helmet with the listing wording.

Will this holder fit my phone?

The listing gives a phone width range of 5-10cm and says it can be adjusted to fit nearly any phone. Measure your phone with its case first, since a thick case can change the fit.

Which action cameras does the helmet chin mount support?

The listing names GoPro Hero models, SJCAM SJ4000, SJ5000, SJ6, SJ7 and SJ9000, EKEN H9 and H9R, Xiaomi YI, Sony action cameras and most sports cameras on the market. Match your camera name against that list for the most reliable answer.

Is the helmet chin mount made for POV shots?

The listing says it is best mounted for POV shots, just like shooting from your own eye. It is listed for skiing, snowboarding, biking and other action sports.

Is a helmet included with the helmet chin mount?

No. The listing says the helmet, mobile and camera are not included, so you need your own full-face helmet and device.

What is the warranty on the helmet chin mount?

Warranty: 7 Days seller warranty. Ask us about the warranty before you order if you have a question about it.

Can I return the helmet chin mount if it does not suit me?

Yes, you can return it within 7 days of delivery, following our Delivery and Returns policy. Check the policy page for the full steps before you send anything back.

Do you deliver the helmet chin mount outside Dhaka?

Yes. We deliver all over Bangladesh, and delivery usually takes 2–5 days outside Dhaka.

Can I pay cash on delivery for the helmet chin mount?

Yes, you pay cash on delivery. Delivery usually takes 1–3 days inside Dhaka city.

How do I ask a question before ordering?

Call 09638054751, message us on Facebook Messenger or email care@gadgetsuperb.com. We are happy to check your helmet and device details with you before you order.