YUSHIHU 58-In-1 Action Camera Accessory Kit Compatible with GoPro Hero 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 Max Fusion Session Black Silver Insta360 DJI OSMO SJCAM APEMAN etc,New Upgraded Octopus tripod

Of course, these are cheap plastic components but on the most part, they actually serve me very well. I won't be trusting my eight hundred quid DSLR camera on these, but for cheap adventure lightweight cameras, many of these will do fine.I don't have a use for more than half of these yet but that is not the point, it's having the choice of when a scenario comes up for any particular component to be useful. Right now, the bendy tripod is very handy and actually quite robust. The ball head is surprisingly smooth.The other components have a clever interlocking mechanism that combines different components in various ways giving more builds than the number of components in the case.It's a fascinating case of action camera toys to play around with for a throwaway price for lightweight inexpensive cameras.

The overall quality is OK for some fings but the value for money is a 5 appearance wise good performance ok I guess

No instructions and a lot of the stuff are the same bits repeated

I'll focus on the main parts. I know it's 58-in-1, but a lot of that is buckles, screws and adhesive strips. Pretty much every piece of this kit is made of plastic, and it all feels super cheap. There are a few useful bits though. However, I personally wouldn't trust my expensive action cams on any of this kit.If I had to pick the best piece, it'd be the chest strap. It has stretchy straps that have buckles to adjust the length. Fits really well and doesn't move around when fastened. A J-hook fit's into the mount securely and holds my Osmo Action 4 pretty well. Similar in quality are the wrist and head straps. They adjust well and feel secure enough. The head strap has straps with a rubberised side to help grip to your head. Just a shame the plastic is so cheap on all of the pieces. They look pretty functional, but feeling the material they're made of, I don't think I could trust it with hundreds of pounds worth of camera.The next best would be the handlebar clamp bracket. I could fit this in a lot of locations on my bike. On the drop bars, top tube, stem, seatpost and handlebars. It's constructed of the same cheap plastic plastic though, and I'm not entirely trusting of it's build quality. This part feels like if you overtighten it, it might crack. I'd be extremely cautious if you want to use this on any sort of rough terrain.Next up is the clip. Easy to attach to a backpack strap. Has an ok amount of spring strentgh, and seems grippy enough. Would be ok for walking with a backpack, but I think anything more vigorous will shake it loose. Can be hard to find the correct angle too, even though it twists. Can be hard to keep the horizon level as it twists in increments. It's also easy to nudge out of place.Tripod is useable. Again, just feels super cheap. The head is all metal, and the base/legs are plastic and rubber. Would work in a pinch, but it's pretty basic.Everything else is just the basic of basic. Worst being the selfie stick. Feels horrible and extending it is not smooth. The mount is also more cheap plastic. Helmet strap is pretty bad too. I use a POC Tectal and have not been able to secure it. The buckles just don't fasten tight enough and the J-hook I put in the mount wobbled around too much. Would not trust my Action 4 on it at all.Overall, even though some pieces provide some function, every part of this kit is plagued by cheap plastic. I'd recommend buying each piece you need individually and trying to get more quality equipment. When you get kits like this you end up with a lof of cheap, unsuitable parts. And you run the risk of damaging expensive cameras. Not worth the risk in my opinion.

Some of the attachments look cheap just go to see how long they will last

Super fast delivery,Quality package,Super stuffp