Security Camera Mounts — All Guides by Brand

Finding the right security camera mount isn’t just about the camera. It’s about where you need to put it.

Gutter edges, vinyl siding seams, fence posts, and eave soffits all require different hardware. At MountGuys, we dig into the mounting system for each camera to identify what actually works — and what the stock mount in the box can’t handle.

What to know before you buy a mount

Most security cameras use one of three attachment methods: a standard 1/4″-20 threaded hole (the most mount-friendly), a proprietary magnetic base, or a clip-and-snap bracket system. Knowing which one your camera uses determines what third-party mounts will work. Our guides explain this for every camera we cover.

Tapo C425 MagCam
Magnetic base plus 1/4″-20 thread — more mount options than most Tapo cameras.

Tapo C660 Solar Pan/Tilt
Vinyl siding, gutter, and pole mounts for this solar-powered 4K camera.

Blink Outdoor 4
Wall, gutter, and no-drill options for the Blink proprietary clip system.

Arlo Pro 3, 4, 5 & Ultra 2
Official magnetic mounts, anti-theft brackets, and gutter options for current Arlo cameras.

Wyze Cam v4
The hidden 1/4″-20 thread that opens up a wide range of third-party mount options.

SimpliSafe SimpliCam
Wall mounts, window shelves, and corner placement options for the SimpliCam.

eufy SoloCam
Heavy-duty wall mounts and suction cup options for the eufy SoloCam S40 and E40.

Google Nest Cam
Wall mounts, outlet shelves, and window placement options for Nest Cam and Dropcam.

Why camera-specific mount guides matter

Generic security camera mount roundups treat every camera the same. They don’t. Each brand uses a different attachment system, and the mounts that work for a Wyze Cam v3 will not work for a Tapo C425 or a Blink Outdoor 4. Our guides match recommendations to the specific camera you actually own.