BFYTN (4 Pack, Metal), Security Camera Metal Wall/Ceiling Mount, Adjustable Indoor/Outdoor Mount Compatible with Arlo, Arlo Pro 2 3, Arlo Ultra Others -Replacement Mount for Ring Stick Up Cam Battery

نوعية رديئة عند ربط الكاميرا على المسمار انكسر المسمار داخلها وخسرني الكاميرا لم اعد استطيع استخدامها ارجو الانتباه المسمار مصنوع من الألومنيوم الخفيف ولا يعتمد عليه.

These are super cheap. You better just buy your own screws, because the ones that come with this will strip and break! The camera does not stay tightened in position very well. Get it set and don’t touch it or it will move. Another brand I have holds the camera solid in place. They otherwise function, but I doubt the nut that holds the back of the camera will last long, it’s a very soft cheap plastic. So just look for another brand. It’s easy enough to install if the screws don’t break.

So basically the question is do I spend less or more. The Arlo mounts are far and above better than these mounts. These mounts are difficult to get tight and you can break them. That being said, do you spend 11 dollars for 3 or 18 bucks for one. They work and you can install them and they are fine, but they are no where near the quality of the arlo mounts. If you are careful and think it thru, you will be fine with these mounts. I have these and Arlo mounts. For the money difference, I would buy these again, but I do not expect as much out of these either. I have broken one installing it. If money is no object, then the Arlo mount is the way to go, but if it matters, these will work.

I have the Arlo security set up and since the camera doesn't track if in the window, it was time to put them in the great outdoors.Pros:Hard plastic!The setup makes the camera adjustable for different angles.There are 4 to a pack including screws.Have not fadded in sun or cracked.The post is a perfect match for Arlo camera to attach to.Cons: haven't run across any at this time, if I do I will certainly update you.

I have 8 of these. They are pretty sturdy, but it takes a lot of screw force to tighten enough to keep the camera from moving. And it is quite tricky to get it fully tight while keeping the camera in exactly the position you want it in because tightening moves the camera. You have to pre-error it just right so the tightening cancels the error and moves the camera into the position you want. It takes 5-10 tries to get it just right. I think a little better materials and tolerances would work better.