2pcs Camera Wall Mount Compatible with Reolink E1 / E1 Pro, White Camera Wall Bracket Adjustable Ceiling Camera Mount for Mercury TPLINK, 4 Rubber Plugs 4 Screws

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The is a great item. It will allow you to install your camera in difficult areas.

These are handy little wall mounts that work with my Reolink Pro cameras. This makes it pretty easy to mount and adjust my cameras.

It fits real good and easy to set up I like it the quality is pretty good too the built up at the functions are everything works pretty good

This mount is advertised as being compatible with the Riolink E1 camera. I found two design problems. The OEM mount that comes with the camera has a small raises, "buttons", that serve as a locking feature. With the EM mount, the camera "clicks" into place when twisted onto the mount. With this mount by XIHIRCD, that raised plastic button is missing so the camera cannot lock into place. One could use some duct tape to keep the camera from dislodging I suppose. The second problem is worse. When mounted, the camera (in it's neutral position) faces parallel to the wall. For most applications, the camera should face perpendicular to the wall. these two reasons are why I score this mount a one star. For just $1.40 more I found a mount on amazon that fixes both of these problems. Take a look at a similar mount sold by the TEKCAM Store ( https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CT2PMZ2Y?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title ).

I don't think the manufacturer knows that there are 2 versions of the E1 Pro. The first version didn't have a LAN cable whereas the second version did. This changed the base and the orientation of the mount. Newer wall mounts take this into account by allowing the base to rotate such that you can center the camera regardless of which version you have. This unfortunately doesn't do this and uses a solid base instead. This causes V2 to be mounted basically sideways. Sure you can rotate the camera far enough so that it is pointed forward...but, no matter what you do one of your sides will now be inaccessible. I wanted to give this 1 star since for V2 this is utterly worthless and cannot be used. On the other hand if you have a V1 this will work ok noting that the angle increments are pretty course (see pictures where I show the difference between slots in the angle mount). Although trivial, I wish the base would've been solid (if I had end up using these...I couldn't in my situation since I needed full range of rotation) allowing for someone to temporarily/permanently mount it via two sided tape. Because the base is hollow this isn't possible. So not worth subtracting a star, but something to note if you thought you were going to mount this without the screws in your wall. I wish this would've worked for the V2 camera since it would've been a nice, low priced solution to mounting your camera on the wall. As a matter of fact, if I would've have the V1 camera I would've given it 4 stars (4 because I think the angle increments could've been a little finer or infinite using a smooth ratchet/lock). The 2 stars is because someone needs to specify this won't work for V2 unless you plan to mount the camera sideways I guess (see pictures to understand how your camera is going to be positioned paying special attention to the logo on the base to get oriented...don't pay attention to the position of the camera lens). So although it works, seems wrong that it wouldn't be pointed out that it could pose a problem with the full range of the camera. Anyway, if you own an E1 Pro V2 with the LAN cable port...don't buy this unless you fully understand how your camera will end up mounting to this. If you own an E1 Pro V1 that has no LAN cable port (I didn't verify this, but I'm pretty sure) I think you'll be ok.

While tightening the thumb screw with my fingers it snapped! Beware. It's a two pack so I was able to pilfer the other mount for its screw.