Ring Indoor/Outdoor Pan-Tilt Mount for Outdoor Cam (Stick Up Cam) Plug-In, White (Power adapter and camera not included)

The Ring Tilt Mount is the unsung hero of camera accessories. Before I installed it, my Ring camera was basically staring at my porch like it was daydreaming. Now? It’s laser-focused, catching every delivery, suspicious squirrel, and neighbor kid cutting across my lawn like it’s on a mission.Installation was super easy—screw it in, adjust the tilt, and voilà! It’s like giving your camera a chiropractor appointment and a caffeine boost at the same time. Whether you want to angle it up, down, or somewhere in between, this mount gives you that sweet spot of visibility.Honestly, it’s one of those small purchases that makes a big difference. Highly recommend—unless you're a porch pirate. Then… not so much.

The Ring Pan Tilt Mount is a game-changer for our Stick Up Cam! It significantly improves the range of motion, allowing us to adjust the camera for the perfect viewing angle. Setup was simple, and it integrates seamlessly with our Ring system.The mount moves smoothly and provides a much wider field of view, making it easier to monitor larger areas. It’s sturdy, well built, and holds the camera securely in place. Paired with the Stick Up Cam, it enhances both security and convenience.Just keep in mind that the power adapter and camera are not included, but if you already have the Ring Stick Up Cam, this mount is a must have upgrade. Highly recommend!

This makes it much easier to use not having to change batteries

The ring pan tilt features are convenient all that they do lack some of the software features of the PTZ‘s they are present. They are the only ring accessory that allows you to remotely pen and tilt your stick up cam. The unit plugs in where your battery normally plugs into on the stick up cam so you do not have back up power and please Please note that you will need external AC power plug and this will NOT work on a solar cell.

This is a great option if you own already own a ring camera

This product is great would be nice if it worked off solar or battery for out door use. This is a game changer.

This is very easy to setup with the Ring App. I don’t think it even took me a minute to set it up. The tilt and pan functions work great. I use it to watch our pets when we are away. Definitely worth the money. I don’t know how long it would run on just a battery. I set it up on the kitchen counter and plug in the power adapter. I have not had this very long so time will tell if the tilt and pan quit working which I suspect will be the first thing to give out. The video quality is pretty good. I don’t know what it is, but it pretty good.

My swivel stand came bundled with a regular ring battery camera, and a cord. When I bought them, the bundle was a better deal than buying them individually.I love the swivel stand. No complaints. It will only move when you make it move through the app, by tapping the up/down/side arrows. It does not move on its own.You can set a "home" position for the camera to return to once you're done moving it around remotely.This base not only helps with seeing around the room better, but it also helps me shake cobwebs off the cameras Lol!Also, as I wrote in another review, I used one in a bedroom, so that I could set the "home" position to face the wall. That way, hopefully, there'd be more privacy when someone was in that room and the camera would not always be recording someone in the bedroom (unless someone hacks it. Hopefully that doesn't happen!) I liked having the camera face the wall, and only having it face the room when I turned it on to check the room, and swiveled it in that direction myself. Then when I was done, I could turn it to face the wall again, or if the home position I set was facing the wall, it'd swivel back there by itself (usually. Once or twice it did not. I'm not sure why.)This stand has a piece that sticks up into the battery slot of a battery operated Ring Camera, and that piece replaces the battery inside that camera, and powers the camera. This stand works off electricity, so the battery camera works off electricity too, when this is attached. There is no way (at the time I'm writing this) for this to use a battery. Both the stand, and the camera its attached to (even though the camera is a battery operated camera) will only work with electricity when this is attached. On the plus side, this will leave you with a spare battery to use somewhere else :)