ArloCertified Accessory, VMA4000 Outdoor Mount, Designed for Arlo Pro / Pro2 Wireless Wi-Fi Security Cameras, White, Pack of 2

Easy to use and fit especially suited for external fitting.The round magnetic mounts that came with my Arlo Pro (3 cameras) are nice for inside use, and they did work outside but the angles that you can attach the camera to were limited in that you couldn't get exactly the right shot of what you wanted to be viewing.Also i was worried that somebody may throw something at the camera to knock it off, although the magnets are strong.So I purchased 3 of these and they were really easy to fit, and i could set them exactly how i wanted, although I made sure they were high enough off the ground so somebody couldn't unscrew them, but you can get some additional security attachments to make it more difficult to take off.The brackets are solidly built and you can tighten the adjuster so it is really secure and wont change the angle unless you were to actually loosen it yourself.So i would recommend these, as the quality is great, and the way you can position the cameras is so much better than the supplied ball magnetic ones.

So these mounts are probably the final straw - I am done with Arlo.Eufy make a fantastic included mount where the mount screws into the threaded base plate, holding the camera firmly, and making it difficult to work free.These mounts are different, and rubbish. Firstly you can't tighten the ball joint, the whole mount slots onto the baseplate (see picture), i.e. turn 30 degrees to fix to the wall, the problem is if you position the camera at certain angles, the weight of the camera will turn the lock in the other direction, and the mount will fall off.It is the height of poor product design, it literally falls apart. I don't know what Arlo were thinking.

Genuine Arlo mount which is well built and very sturdy. I have bought after market housings for my cams which should protect the cams from bad weather but it means I cannot use the original magnetic mounts which came with the system. I bought a similar looking cheaper mount to try but sadly it broke on first fitting because it would not support the weight and to get it tight meant I had to overtighten it. It was clearly made of inferior materials. These genuine Arlo mounts have posed no such problem and definately worth a few quid extra. After all, you wouldn't want your £150 plus camera to come crashing down would you? I have read some reviews from people who have slated these because of a rust issue? Well, the towers themselves are made of cast aluminium (wont rust) and the threaded part has to be made of steel to have strength. So, spray a little WD40 or similar oil on to the thread and shaft, wipe the excess off and you should have no problems. Do this a couple of times a year and you will ensure longevity of these mounts. Don't forget, anything we fix outside will be exposed to the good old British weather so a little bit of basic maintenance will go a long way. I can certainly recommend these mounts.

This is the first Arlo product i have been disappointed in. Mechanically the brackets are OK - and necessarily for most situations; however mine have badly rusted and have irreversibly stained the white Camera's. What a shame. I am getting more Camera's (love them), but i will looking for another way to mount them.

Yes - there are cheaper mounts available but these just work in the way only an OEM really can. Slim form fitting, easy to install and don’t get in the way of any controls. Cameras seem to stay put too - so the adjustment is stiff enough to prevent movement but still relatively easy to reposition.The only negative is a limited range of adjustment - I wanted to mount some cameras facing more than 45 degrees from the wall and had to buy different style mounts but if you want your camera sticking straight out then these are the best mounts to go for.