The Ulanzi OA24 Action6 1/4 Metal Adapter is a metal quick-release adapter for the DJI Osmo Action 6 and compatible action cameras. The dual-locking magnetic system allows for quick attachment to tripods, selfie sticks, bike mounts, or other GoPro-style mounts.
The Ulanzi OA24 Action6 1/4 Metal Adapter is a metal quick-release adapter for the DJI Osmo Action 6 and compatible action cameras. The dual-locking magnetic system allows for quick attachment to tripods, selfie sticks, bike mounts, or other GoPro-style mounts.
The Ulanzi OA24 connects the DJI Osmo Action 6 magnetically to tripods, selfie sticks, bike mounts and other GoPro-style mounts.

The dual-locking magnetic system holds the camera securely, yet you can take it off and move it elsewhere in seconds.
Quick camera attachment.
A firm connection to the pole.
A handlebar mount.
A backpack clip and chest mount.
The package contains one Ulanzi OA24 metal adapter for Action 6 in the manufacturer's original box.

Its compact size and low weight make it a practical accessory for sport, travel, outdoor use and POV shots, where a quick change of mount matters.
The adapter is made for the DJI Osmo Action 6 and compatible action cameras with a matching mount. Use it with tripods, selfie sticks, backpack clips, bike mounts or chest mounts.
The metal construction suits active use, and the magnetic dual lock helps keep the camera securely attached.
The OA24 widens the mounting options of an action camera with a quick, firm connection to common accessories. The metal construction suits active use, and the magnetic dual lock helps keep the camera securely attached.
The adapter is made for the DJI Osmo Action 6 and compatible action cameras with a matching mount. Thanks to its universal design it can be used with tripods, selfie sticks, backpack clips, bike mounts or chest mounts.
Its compact size and low weight make it a practical accessory for sport, travel, outdoor use and POV shots.
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