Dunear Adjustable 30–55 Degree Doorbell Mount for Video Doorbells (Battery Plus & Pro, 1/2/3/3 Plus/4/Pro/Pro 2)
Product description
What it’s for and why the angle matters
A doorbell camera only really helps if you can see what’s happening at your entrance. This Dunear adjustable doorbell mount is designed to change the camera’s viewing angle by a set range, so you can fine-tune how much of your doorstep, porch, or walkway comes into frame.
The adjustable range is 30° to 55° (with precise degree markings), which is a useful concept if your original mounting height or wall/door position makes the default view too steep or not steep enough. In other words, it’s a “get the view right” add-on rather than something that changes what your doorbell does.
It’s not perfect for every situation, though. If your install needs a radically different mounting method (for example, you can’t mount to the surface where the bracket sits), an angle wedge alone may not be the whole answer.
Key features that you’ll actually use
This mount is built around three practical ideas: compatibility, adjustability, and stability.
First, it’s described as compatible with several Video Doorbell models including Doorbell 1/2/2nd Gen/3/3 Plus/4/Pro/Pro 2, plus Battery Video Doorbell Plus/Pro. The key is that the mount is aimed at battery video doorbells and the specified generations listed in the compatibility text.
Second, the angle is adjustable from 30° to 55°. That’s the part most people will care about day-to-day: you’re not stuck with whatever angle the original bracket gives you.
Third, the bracket is made from ABS material and is presented as stable and robust. It also mentions that the screw holes are designed to line up with stainless steel screws.
Installation experience (and what to check beforehand)
On paper, installation is meant to be straightforward. The box includes a double-ended T6/T15 screwdriver plus screws and wall anchors (the doorbell itself isn’t included).
There’s also an important installation note: for the 2024 battery video doorbell and for Video Doorbell 2nd Gen, the original mount/adapter plate is used as an adapter before placing it onto this angled mount.
That means before you buy or start drilling, it’s worth double-checking what your current doorbell includes and whether it already uses an adapter/plate. If you’re missing the original adapter piece, you may need to rethink the install.
Where it shines at home
This is a sensible fit for typical UK home setups where the entrance camera’s sightline benefits from a small correction. For example:
- If your porch overhang or door frame forces the camera to look too high, the adjustable wedge can help bring more of the entry area into view.
- If the camera currently sees mostly sky or the wrong part of the walkway, you can re-angle within the 30° to 55° window.
It also suits the practical range of environments mentioned: homes, apartments (including rented apartments), and offices—places where you might want a cleaner, more accurate mounting solution without replacing the doorbell.
What to consider before you commit
Keep an eye on the boundaries of what this product is meant to do.
- Compatibility is limited to the specific battery video doorbell models listed in the description. If your doorbell isn’t one of those, you shouldn’t assume the fit.
- The product is an angle mount, not a full mounting replacement with a completely new system. If your issue is location, wiring/position constraints, or a completely different housing requirement, an angle wedge alone can feel like it falls short.
Also, it’s wise to plan the install so the angle you choose doesn’t create glare or block the view with nearby surfaces—adjusting the angle is easy, but the final viewing angle still depends on your exact entry layout.
Is it worth it?
It’s worth considering if you’ve got a compatible video doorbell and the current camera angle just isn’t capturing your entrance area the way you want. The adjustable 30° to 55° range, plus the included tools, makes it the kind of accessory that can quickly improve usefulness without swapping the doorbell.
You may want to skip it if your doorbell model isn’t one of the listed compatible types, or if the core problem isn’t the angle (for example, you can’t mount where the bracket is intended to sit, or you need a different installation approach). On balance, this sits more as a “fix the view” bracket than a major hardware upgrade.
Quick FAQ
FAQ
Does this mount include the doorbell?
No. The doorbell camera is not included, the pack includes the mount and various accessories such as the screwdriver, screws, and wall anchors.
What angle range can you adjust to?
It’s adjustable from 30° to 55°, with degree markings intended to help set the angle accurately.
Is it compatible with battery video doorbells only?
The description focuses on battery video doorbell models (including the listed 1/2/3/4 and Plus/Pro variants mentioned). If you have a different type, it’s best to check compatibility against the models listed.
Do I need the original adapter plate?
For the 2024 battery video doorbell and Video Doorbell 2nd Gen, the instructions note that the original mount/adapter plate is used as an adapter and placed onto this angled mount.
What tools are included for installation?
The box includes a double-ended T6 and T15 screwdriver, along with screws and wall anchors.