Wall Mount Bracket for Wyze Camera, Protective Cover with Security Wall Mount for Wyze Cam V2 V1 and Ismart Spot Camera Indoor Outdoor Use (2 Pack, Black)

These were very easy to put together and install. Came with everything you would need including the tools. They worked great for my wyze cams. So far they’ve withheld any rain that we’ve had, but I do have them installed under the lip around the edge of my roof so they are fairly protected. I have zero complaints. They work great especially at a very reasonable cost.

This is the perfect product and looks great to protect my WyzeCam. The only piece of advice is to be sure you orient the up down part of the bracket in the direction you want to face. I had mounted the support and then realized I had the orientation wrong. While you can rotate it to tighten, you should be certain to orient it first with everything tightened. I was in a hurry!

I wanted to install a Wyze Cam outside under an overhang to the house and chose these as part of the solution. The camera installs easily enough in the housing. Place the camera inside and use the tiny (included) screwdriver to screw in the tiny screws in the back. A bit frustrating but I can understand the reasoning for that type of setup.There is a gap in the back for you to plug in the USB power into the camera. There is NOT room for a daisy chain setup FYI. That wasn't part of my needs so it doesn't matter to me. There is also a small slot in the bottom of the housing I'm guessing for ventilation and possible drainage? Other than that, the camera and sensor on the front are the only exposed parts of the camera. As it is, this setup isn't water proof/resistant. The seam where the two pieces meet will allow water to seep as well as the opening around the camera/sensor in front. If you're planning on installing these where they will be safe from any moisture (rain/snow), then just the housing is good enough. The "adjustment ball" allows you to install and "aim" the camera in just about any way imaginable, and once tightened, will hold it's position permanently. The mounting screws are long enough to securely hold the camera and housing wherever you choose to install it.After installing the camera, I added a line of waterproof silicone sealant over the seam to the camera and a thin bead around the seam of the camera and sensor cutouts since I was going to mount this under an overhang outside. While protected a bit, it is still possible rain may fall on the housing/camera if a strong wind blows and I wanted to be extra sure the camera wouldn't get damaged.After some wet summer months... and some wet fall months... and some wet winter months, the mount is holding up perfectly. The Wyze Cam is still operating just like new. The camera has received a few showers during some heavy, windy thunderstorms and everything is still fine. I have since bought these a few more times and installed another in my back yard and a few at my brother-in-law's house. His are working just fine as well.Until Wyze shows us their outdoor solution they say is on the way, these housings (and a bit of silicone) are a great way to install a Wyze Cam outdoors.

Fit- finenight vision- seems fine but I have a strong Dusk to Dawn Led near so it’s not needed.Weatherproof - It could come with a gasket where the 2 prices screw together- BUT a small bead of clear silicone would also seal that-it has holes for breathing in back and plug -I have mine under an eve so it won’t be a problem, but they could easily be electric tape filled and never know- IF placing where rain might get BLOWN into it.Installation- Easy for me- drilled hole just large enough for head of power cord to fit through- THEN-I used a small hacksaw blade and made a small notch on bottom of wall bracket in between 2 screw holes - JUST WIDE ENOUGH- for cord to slide through- that way I could mount the bracket OVER the hole I made instead of the joke and cord coming g out UNDERNEITH the bracket-MUCH MUCH CLEANER - can’t see original home and cord comes out through bottom of bracket NICE AND CLEAN- zip ties to bracket right into back of weatherproof case-you can’t even see anything- except cord is white and I bought black cases- tiny piece of electric tape wrapped around that white part takes care of that-Weather test - time will tell- has only been 1 week- it’s eve protected on a wall and I live in Nor Cal so weather not too extreme.

Thankfully this was a two pack and I only needed one. When I went to install the first one, the case screws are very small and have little plastic to mount into. Only two of the four screws had some plastic to bite into. The second one had zero issues. The housing I got to work has been solid and working really well.

First, Wyze Cameras are NOT designed for outdoor use. However, lots of people (me included) have had great success with cameras mounted in sheltered spots (such as under the eve of your roof). So why bother with protective covers if your camera is already in a dry spot?Well, two reasons: First wind may still blow rain onto the camera if you live in a area that gets big storms. Second, they provide an extra layer of protection. In the photo above, you can see the results from having a family of pigeons build a nest next to one of my cameras. If I didn't have have a cover on the camera either it would have died or I would have had to throw the camera away. Not like you can soak a camera to clean out the pigeon crap!For the price, these covers are a no brainer. Plus they make it easy to properly secure your camera outdoors.

I just wanted a black cover / case that was mountable. These completely encase the Wyze cams to where you see none of the white cases (which is the only reasons I wanted these). The mounting options and positioning abilities are as advertised.

These are great little mounts that provide some extra weather proofing and a very good mounting experience. Good range of motion after attached, and easy to assemble. Perfect accessory for our Wizen cams. I have on on the back deck and one in the garage. While it's not approved for outdoor use, the back deck has now survived months of baking summer heat, thunderstorms, and recently a couple blizzards. It's working great still!