KIWI design Camera Wall Mount, Adjustable Indoor/Outdoor Security Wall Mount Compatible with Wyze Cam Pan and Other Surveillance Camera Models with 1/4 Inch Thread (2 Pack, Black)

Just setup an Arlo Pro2 camera system and completed the installation with a few other Amazon items. Rather than write up separate reviews, and assuming other shoppers may be in the same position I was, I'm consolidating all the extra items in an overall solution review.After a lot of searching and researching, I decided on the following to build out the solution:Kiwi Design Adjustable Aluminum Alloy mount: Excellent! They are ALL metal alloy except for the plastic mounting base underneath. Very easy to install and adjust. Even though both cameras are under a soffit or overhanging porch and out of direct elements, I wanted something strong and durable. AND the adjustment screw nut does NOT interfere with the charging cable as complaints about many other mounts note. Highly recommend!!eBoot Silicone skins: Very happy I decided to get these. From a distance the light brown fades into the brick behind for a clean look. The camera itself is hardly noticable unless you know it's there.Taken one Outdoor weatherproof charging cable: Comes with charger that has output at right-angle to input power for clean install. Flat cable is easy to work with and tuck into openings. Again my chargers are either inside, or well-protected under overhangs, so I was not as concerned with full exposure to the elements. Full-time power activates the 3-second 'lookback' buffer on the Pro2, so captures more detail in recordings. No worries about recharging batteries, and less concerns about coming cold-weather performance.Tendelux AI4 IR illuminator: Had seen and read several online reviews that mentioned Pro2 night-vision performance. I decided to add the IR illuminator and makes a noticeable difference. Decided on the smaller AI4 for aesthetic reasons based on small size and black color, and other reviewer comments and comparision photos. The unit itself is hardly noticeable at sidewalk distance. When on, and facing directly and moving towards the lamp, can faintly see the red glow of LEDs, but nothing major. Seeing results at night for first time, I suppose could have gone with a larger unit, but still happy with the balance of performance improvement and physical size. Re: attached photos there are lights on front of garage throwing ambient light, but can still see the difference on brick wall and ground, and shadow of post when IR is on.

After I mounted my Blink camera on the back of my house, it was obvious that due to the location the original mount didn't extend far enough from the side of the house to get a good view of the door. So, came back to Amazon to see if there was a solution. This mount was just what I needed. It seems to be very sturdy and looks like it will stand up to the weather even though it is somewhat protected under the eves of my house. It was very each to install. I chose to use the 4 screws provided although it does come with an adhesive backing. The 3" or so extension of the mount was just what I needed to get the camera at the correct angle. I thought the price was reasonable for the quality and the fact that you get 3. Initially, I didn't want 3 but ordered anyway because after my search I like d it the best. And, I plan on adding more Blink cameras so having the extra will help with future installations. As with putting the Blink camera on the original mount, it is a tight fit to get the camera on this mount but with enough effort and persistence it can be done. And, you want a tight fit so the camera doesn't come off.

I ordered these to support my Valve Index Base Station Trackers. While light, they vibrate a lot due to the moving components inside. One of my two mounts that came with the index had an issue cause by this that made the tracker slightly "tilt down" over time while in use which caused some minor tracking problems as well as an unignorably annoying noise when it finally hit the bottom of the movement range of the ball joint.These kiwi mounts are super stable, never move no matter how long they have stayed up, match the color profile of the base stations perfectly, look fantastic, and stick out MUCH further from the surface than the stock mounts- which while this might be bad for some, is fine for me and probably a good thing for others. While I have not mounted these in my ceiling (due to a lack of available studs for security), I would definitely trust these to do so as an option compared to the stock mounts. Also very affordable. I recommend these to anyone who has the Index or similar items they want to mount very securely.

So the mounts are wonderful and quite sturdy, and easy to install. But it's only sturdy if you actually drill it into the wall. At first, I tried the option of putting them on the wall using the adhesive sticky circle. That was a HUGE pain. The plastic covers to reveal the sticky side were so stuck to the adhesive that I actually ended up tearing the adhesive plastic a bit. Alon with making my fingers sore as well. The second one i tried, the whole adhesive sticky came off and I had to try putting it back on. After installing I put my HTC Vive Basestations (2.0) on them and they held for a few days. Luckily I had a blanket under one and my bed under the other as the second completely fell off whilst the first clung for dear life. So I drilled them into the wall next. And they have held for a couple of weeks with no problem.Short of It- Best if drilled into a wall- Sturdy- Easy To Install- Don't trust the adhesive to hold, again, drill it in

I have been using them for some days now and they work well, better, and more stable than other stands, which include a placeholder.I can easily rotate it to aim where I need it to, and adjust. It's easy to take the base stations out as well.I took a very short time to install them, even with concrete walls I have at home. I required a concrete drill bit and a compact drill to do the job, but aside from that, everything came out pretty well.I had two opposite side electrical outlets in my room, so I did not have any issues getting an available power supply, but I only say this because if you install on an area that there is no nearby electrical plug, you would need an extension cord.

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