For those considering the Yi Smart Dash Cam, Amazon currently sells the “International version”. One downside is that only the “Chinese Version” comes with a suction cup mount (among a few other differences) for mounting in your vehicle. The rest of the world gets a “3M Peel and Stick” mount. I want to be able to remove the camera for cleaning and use in another vehicle. I'm also not the most decisive, so my luck I would mount it in one spot and then realize I want to move it.I took a chance on this mount after looking at the images on Amazon for both the iSaddle and Yi Smart Dash Cam and ordered both.SHIPPING AND PACKAGINGThe Seller was SADDLE LTD. The item came in a small colorful box that oddly enough didn't have a picture of the item itself. Instead it had images of several other mounts. I was relieved to find the correct one inside the box. The bar code label was for the correct mount, so they obviously use one box for several mounts. The item arrived in 2 days in accordance with my Prime shipping.INSTALLINGI was taken back at how small the Yi mount actually is compared to the iSaddle. The mount is relatively small but is HUGE in comparison to the Yi mount.A close inspection revealed that the portion that goes into the camera of the iSaddle mount was about the same size as the Yi mount. An even closer inspection let me know that fundamentally the design is nearly identical. Although ever so slightly shaped different, the key dimensions are the same.I first installed the OEM (Yi) mount to get a feel of how tight the parts should fit. The iSaddle took the same force and to install and the mount is SOLID. The locking tab is the same distance from the mounting plate as the Yi’s mount and allows it to 'click' into place just like the Yi mount with no modification required.The suction cup is very strong and holds to the windshield of my car very securely. Removing it was a small chore, due to how well it stuck to the glass but this is good thing! For reference, the current temps here currently are about 71-74 degrees during the day with a relatively humidity between 36 and 48 percent.ADJUSTINGThe adjustments are sturdy and fell solid when loosening and tightening, which feels better than the price tag would suggest. The tilting mechanism has a nice solid click as you ratchet it through its range of motion before locking it down with a knob. The ball and socket joint felt a bit rubbery (which will probably aid retention), but swiveled smoothly and locked when the adjusting nut was tightened.CONCLUTIONHow this will work in your car with what dash cam or device is dependent on several factors, including your person taste, the device being mounted and the slope of the windshield it is mounted in. For me and the Yi Smart Dash cam this worked out perfectly.The Yi must still be fairly new because I am surprised at how little information there is about this camera and it's mounting. I hope this information will help someone who is considering the Yi but like me have concerns with mounting due to the mount it is sold with.The build is very nice and sturdy and is a real bargain at the current $8 price.For those not familiar with the Yi Smart Dash Cam you can search YouTube, and you can get it here on Amazon: YI Smart Dash Camera Car DVR Night Vision HD 1080P, GrayDISCLAIMER: No, I do not work for Yi, but this camera gets some great reviews on the web, has very good picture quality for the money. I plan on reviewing it after I have had it for a few days.If my pictures come thru:• Size comparison to the Yi OEM mount• Comparison of the locking mechanisms (Yi vs. iSaddle)• iSaddle mounted to my Yi smart Dash Cam.I will attempt to update this review should anything change in my opinion of the iSaddle mount.