WassersteinAnti-Theft Mount Compatible with Google Nest Doorbell Battery - No-Drill Installation (Black)

I had my Nest Doorbell mounted on my door frame when one day someone tried to steal my doorbell twice in the same day. I decided I needed something a little more theft proof so I purchased this. The product is very sturdy and feels well made. It's easy to install and though it's a little annoying to have to unscrew the back every time you need to charge the doorbell, I'm not too bothered by it knowing that my doorbell is well protected. Haven't had any further theft attempts!

I absolutely love this. I'll be honest with you in my apartment building. They don't allow for us to drill anything in which most apartments don't anyways and I was looking for something that was going to be durable that nobody would be able to steal my Google nest camera and sure enough this is it. I've had it for almost a year now and it's awesome I recommend

Highly recommend this product to those that live in apartments or rent. Durable and easy to use and setup

It fit my nest door camera but I could not close my door once attached so I had to mount it on the outside which I didn't want to do, the metal arm bracket is a half inch to thick. The nest doorbell camera's are great cameras I own 3 of them.

I picked this up after my last swiveling "theft-proof" mount got ripped off my door by a thief, hoping the angle and more enclosed style would avoid this issue. It does seem like it would be a lot harder to have that happen again and the angle works well enough. However, as most people have mentioned, the screws and the provided screwdriver itself are terrible.After assembling once, some of the screw heads were already stripping, and the screwdriver tip itself was rendered almost useless as well, so opening it to charge would be a probblem.The one reason I'm bothering to write this review is that there is a very simple solution. The screws for the enclosure itself (not the ones to mount to the bracket) are M3 x 10mm machine screws, so do yourself a favor and pick up a set of them with hex socket heads so you can use an allen wrench. I had some socket cap head ones which are less prone to stripping and they fit perfectly. Problem solved, no stripping the head, no loose enclosure, and (hopefully) no issues with disassembly when it's time to charge.

It is decently solid enough of a construction and it is relatively easy to install. I would suggest a few updates to it to bump it up to 5 stars.-Enable angle adjustments so it can be adjusted as needed-Make it a bit quicker to take down and apart because it is made for a batter powered unit, it should assume a few charges a year-Make the bracket a bit more adjustable as wellThe bracket is thin enough that it fits through my doorframe even though it has a lip on it in the middle--it is tight and takes a bit more effort to close but is definitely great in that it fits my stubborn doorframe.REALLY good for an apartment unit and looks like it will be secure enough over its life. I definitely recommend this if you need a non-permanent solution for a battery-powered nest/google doorbell.

I love this mount. I don't have to screw anything on the door or walls on my apartment. It definitely is an ease of mind knowing that it's secured and my device won't be stolen. I just have had a bad experience and now I'm being more cautious.

For other slow learners like me: My doorbell worked fine until I decided to change from another anti-theft mount to this one. I had no problem assembling the new mount itself. But during remounting, I failed to attach the metal plate to the back of the doorbell. (The previous mount had its own plate attached.) Then, Google Home kept showing, "Device Off - Device Not Mounted," and the doorbell wouldn't light up or record Live. The "turn on function" in the app didn't work, even though Device Information showed it was connected to WIFI. I spent several hours removing and reinstalling the doorbell, as well as the app, per various troubleshooting sources. When I figured out my error, I disassembled the bracket for the 5th time, attached the metal plate to the doorbell, and VOILA! It chimed and lit up, and the camera began recording instantly. I must say that I like this mount much better than the other because the doorbell is much more secure within the encasement. My front door angles away from the stairs, but the wedged design points the camera back toward the entrance. The metal bracket fits more snugly to the door; and is thicker, stronger, and sturdier. The previous one had a longer tightening screw, which bent sideways when tightened. This one is made of better materials overall and holds perfectly. (It looks exactly like the photo, so there's really no reason to attach another one.)