Teccle Window Mount for Google Nest Cam Indoor, Through Window Use Nest Cam, No Need to Run Wiring Outdoors (Pack of 2, Black)

There are lots of reviews saying the IR night vision bounces causing glaring in the window and the inability to tilt the camera. Honestly, it's not the fault of the product. To stop the glaring just disable night vision lights, it would negatively affect anything as the few IR lights the camera has won't illuminate much outdoors anyway. Ideally, they'll be a street light or a porch light that would provide plenty of contrast for night vision without the camera's onboard lights turning on.As far as tilting the camera, I place a tiny rolled-up paper or rolled-up tape between the area where the mount and the camera meet. This forces the camera to pitch a few degrees in the direction you want it facing. Add tape to secure the camera and done. For what it's worth, it gets the job done.

It’s so-so. Does not look great on a window.

This works as it says but the problem is the exposure of the video when there's a good big of sky in the picture. Everything got dim and made for a worse video. I'm trying different things like using thicker tape towards the bottom to remove enough of the sky in the video.Would be nice if there was a slight angled version.

Works as advertised.

Adhesive seal around window contact area with extra seal if you need to move to a different location. Hoping Teccle would sell extra seals if needed in future. Put small piece of black electrical tape over status light on camera, no reflections after turning of night vision and status light. Very pleased, would highly recommend.