📷 Universal Metal Wall Mount Bracket for Ring, eufy, Wyze, Arlo Cameras, VR Rift Sensor, Vive/Valve Index Base Station - Easy to Install, Stylish Design (2 Pack, Black) by KIWI Design Review

I am using this item with a Wyze panoramic camera. There were no problems with assembly, instructions in several languages are also included. The two mounting kit I ordered had two sets of screws and anchors. Each kit has an extra screw and anchor. Within minutes I had a wall mount. The mount is easy to adjust. So if you want to mount your camera on a wall or pole, this is a very simple solution.

I pre-cleaned the wall and waited for it to dry then waited 24 hours before adding the beacon. This was done in a centrally air conditioned room so heat was not an issue. The first fell in 2 weeks. The other lasted a few months. Unacceptable. A beacon fell to the ground 7 to 8 feet off the ground. I'm sure they work fine when drilled into the wall but that's not the use case I'm looking for so I bought adhesive mounts.

I bought black and white for my Arlo Pro 3 cameras because I wanted them to blend in with the ledges and walls they will be installed on. They work great and are very durable. The "retaining ring" that puts pressure on the inner rod and threaded ball assembly is a little tricky to turn if you have thumbs, but once the chambers are tightened it stays in whatever position they need to be. I like cleanliness very much. Appearance, no chrome or stainless steel wing nuts are visible. Looks very…

I use this product to mount my VR sensors but ended up trying it with my camera which is much heavier. Assembly was easy and offered two options: screw to the wall or glue, which I wouldn't recommend. I used screws on mine. The mount is excellent, the camera holds without problems. The mount itself is rigid enough to stay in place regardless of the angle of the item. The clean and simple design looks great. Overall, I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a mount in this price range. An absolute

More adjustable than it looks in the photo. I can tilt the sensor down and to the left. However, it is made from the cheapest materials. The base is made of plastic. The metal tube is thin. There is a nut on the protruding bolt. One of mine was very tight and stuck so I grabbed a wrench to loosen it from the bolt. The bolt broke in half. I ordered another set of three hoping to find at least two good ones so I could pick up another sensor and have a spare. Even cheap and thin, this should be…

Yes. I have a spare DSLR and body - a Canon T4i to be precise. Having to work from home and having FOMO since everyone else had their webcams except me, I found a repurposing for my old DSLR :). I got a pair because they proved cheaper than a single one (I may remap the VR sensors in the future), but it's pretty solid. You'll need the channel locks to tighten the base when it hits the wall to get the friction needed to hold the neck. in place when installing something heavy like I did (camera +

Maybe it was my fault for not letting it sit for the 48 hours I was supposed to, but the adhesive just couldn't resist, the base stations pick it up without dropping it. One fell off after 2 days, the other after 4. In the end I just went to the hardware store and got some double sided tape and that seems to have helped, otherwise the glue slowly loosens from top to bottom until it fully breaks its adhesion loses . The floor in my room is carpeted so luckily there is no damage but I would be…

Just set up the Arlo Pro2 camera system and complete the installation with a few other Revain items. Rather than writing individual reviews and assuming other buyers might feel the same way, I'll summarize all the additional points into an overall view of the solution. After much searching and researching I have decided on the following. Solution: Aluminum Alloy Adjustable Bracket Kiwi Design: Great! They are ALL metal alloys except for the plastic mounting base on the bottom. Very easy to…