Security Wall Mount - Adjustable Indoor/Outdoor Mount Compatible with Arlo, Arlo Pro, Arlo Pro 2, Arlo Pro 3/Pro4, Arlo Ultra/Ultra2, and Other Compatible Models (2 Pack, White)

I only purchased this mount because I have a very small and narrow front porch/area of my house around my door to get a good shot - I could not obviously hang the magnetic mount horizontally and I wanted to have the camera directly below the gutters (camera facing down) to get a nice shot.I have the regular Arlo HD, and where the screw hole is on the back of the camera itself I had to hang it upside down (no need to fear because you can flip the camera shot via the app).Range of motion on this mount is TERRIBLE. It worked for what I needed it for because I’m literally facing the camera downwards from an above position but if you’re looking for a tight angle from this mount you will not get it.The description of this product is innaccurate as it makes you think the mounts range of motion is 360 degrees but after you tighten the mount to the camera you get 30-40 degrees tops.All in all, the mount secured well but like aforementioned there is MINIMAL range of flexibility on the mount. ONLY BUY THIS IF YOU CANT HANG TNHE MAGNETIC MOUNT VERTICALLY TO GET A SHOT.

I purchased these to go with Arlo cameras since they will be mounted outside and I needed something more secure than the original magnet mounts. The two packs are a good value in my opinion. I used these to mount three cameras under eaves and they are easy to mount with the included hardware. I wish they were a little easier to adjust and lock in full rotation in case you need to adjust the camera aim after mounting. I may take them down and move to different screw holes to be able to do that easier. The base has a lock that allows them to be tightened, but after you tighten it, it is not quite as adjustable for small changes. So if you use these, be careful to get a good look at where your camera will be aimed and swiveling before you drill your mounting holes. Overall I like them and would purchase again, just took off one star for only having 180 degree of tilt/swivel on the threaded mount.

I've had very little experience with security camera systems, so I have nothing to compare these mounts to. I have installed the two that I purchased via Amazon, and set up my Arlo Pro cameras on them, without a problem. I've dealt with Wasserstein in the past and their reputation for being a fair retailer precedes them. I am satisfied with this product for the job that it does. The reason for the 4 stars is due to no fault of the product but, I would want on my wish list for Netgear and Wasserstein to get together and create an interface that allows for easily connecting of the "recharging" cable to the camera without the hindrance of the mounting hardware. For instance, moving the charging cable connection away from the mounting hardware would be a plus. Wasserstein has tried to alleviate this problem by offering a cable with an "L"-shaped connector. However, the space for the connector is still very tight.

I have one main issue with this product, as well one key thing you need to know about how your Arlo camera interfaces with this device. First, if you want to install this thing so that the base connects to a ceiling or roof, DO NOT drill the holes until you've attached the camera and oriented it where you want it to point. Although the screw that connects to the camera bends up to 90 degrees, you can't put it in any 360-deg position. When you tighten the screw-device/clamp, the camera ends up pointing in the direction it ends up based on tightness of the screw-device/clamp. This device would be much better if once you tightened the screw-device/clamp to hold the camera at the angle you want, that you could then rotate the camera around 360-deg to any position you want. Second, for the regular Arlo indoor/outdoor camera (with the non-rechargeable batteries), the screw mount is on the bottom of the camera. So, if you try to connect this device from a ceiling/roof, your Arlo camera will connect upside down, and your image will be upside down. The Arlo Pro has the screw connector in the back, which makes it work well this wall mount. Overall, it's okay, but make sure you research it ahead of time, because I found it useless with my regular Arlo camera and I had to drill the holes twice to get the camera in the orientation I wanted.

I’ve had these for about a year (August 2017) now and they have stood the test of time. I’m older and not all that handy so I have them strategically placed on shelves pointed where I need them. I’ve only just now had to change my first set of batteries. Let me say... Positioning is key! I spent a few months thinking a glitch or something sinister was setting off my kitchen motion detector in the middle of the night once a week or so. I finally noticed the tip top of a blond headed ghost at the bottom of the playback frame. After a large investment in garlic and crossses, I heard a cross crash to the floor. With pepper spray in hand, I finally realized the culprit was the top of my dog’s flag of a tail on his way to a nightly drink. A slight tilt up and the ghost was exorcised. I have since bought another add on and placed it in my tin shed of a garage ~ 60 feet away and it works fine. Best of all = no wires

I was very pleased with this item it is excellent quality and very much as advertised. I did have one area where I found it a bit harder to work with than I anticipated. In order to secure the mount to the camera you need to screw the mounting shaft into the camera and the way it is designed the only way you can get the shaft to thread into the camera is to tighten the adjusting cap down tightly to the base. This then requires that you mount the camera and then position the base on the mounting surface to make the mounting holes as once the mounting shaft in tightened down to the base it is in a fixed orientation so you will to insure the correct orientation of the mounting shaft so that the camera will tilt in the correct direction to get the angle that you need, Once you make the mounting holes you then remove the camera from the mount, mount the base and then reattach the camera.It is a bit of a drill but once up the mount works perfectly!

Just what I needed for my outdoor security camera. The mount that came with my camera was inadequate so I needed something that was easily mounted to the ceiling of my porch. No need to worry there, fits a treat and is really well made. It comes as a two pack, so a spare for my next camera. It is a multi-position mount that comes with four sturdy screws to mount it. Very quick delivery too. Highly satisfied customer.

Arrived on time and well packaged. The camera bracket itself is good, feels sturdy and does what it says on the tin. Others have commented that they have found it difficult to lock the bracket in place with the camera attached. I found no such problem and once locked in place was very sturdy. I've only had it in place for a couple of days but all seems well so far. Out of interest, I have used this bracket to enternally mount a MooBox wire free (Wi-Fi & Battery) camera.

So pleased with my wall mount very sturdy , does what is says and a bonus a got 2 for such a small price my camera up on the wall 😁deffo recommend I have the arlo Pro 3.

These items were considerably cheaper than the official "Arlo" mounts, but are just as effective. Would definitely recommend them if you are looking for a more cost effective mount. However, I would add that I did purchase one of the official "Arlo" mounts, from another supplier as I had a voucher to use with them , and the mount is sturdier, but not worth the extra price

This product only gets a 1 star as I only discovered on delivery that it is not suitable for use with an Arlo Pro 2 camera that is connected on an ongoing basis to a power socket via a micro lead. The power lead when connected to the camera blocks the fly wheel on the wall mount hence it cannot be connected to the camera. It is suitable for use when the camera is operating off the rechargeable battery.