VIEWZONEAnti-Drop Security Chain for Google Nest Cam (Battery), Security Cable with Anti-Theft Screws for Camera to Prevent from Falling, 2 Pack
描述
🔐 Lock in your peace of mind!
- PEACE OF MIND - Safeguard your camera and surroundings with this essential accessory.
- EFFORTLESS SETUP - No tools required—install in seconds with hand-tightened screws.
- DURABLE PROTECTION - Crafted from robust metal cable for long-lasting security.
- LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN - Weighs only 10g, ensuring minimal impact on camera placement.
- SECURE YOUR INVESTMENT - Protects your Google Nest Cam from accidental drops.
The Anti-Drop Security Chain for Google Nest Cam (Battery) is a must-have accessory designed to prevent your camera from falling and causing damage or injury. Made from durable metal and featuring easy hand-tightened installation, this lightweight security solution ensures your camera remains securely in place, providing you with peace of mind.
规格
| Manufacturer | VIEWZONE |
| Package Dimensions | 7.2 x 7.2 x 3.2 cm; 10 g |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Item Weight | 10 g |
评论
N**L
Ideal
Ideal for Google Nest camera
H**9
Not needed, already supplied with camera
I saw this after ordering a Google battery outdoor camera and thought, that's a point, what if someone knocks it off or steals it?What I didn't realise was the camera already comes with a similar chain but with a screw attachment rather than a thumb dial.The Google supplied chain is a better option for me because, it's white, and, it's a flush screw meaning the thief has to find it then get out a screwdriver and unscrew it. Whereas on this item it's an easy thumb dial device. That's obviously only going to take the owner just 5 seconds to unscrew it from the camera versus 10 seconds with a screwdriver using the Google supplied lanyard. Once every 2 to 3 months to charge the camera isn't a big deal for me, but with the Google lanyard it does make it harder for a thief that doesn't know how the camera attaches and that they need a screwdriver.For some people this may be fine, others, like me, not so much. Where I think this works is when your camera is out of theft reach and you need to use a ladder to get to it. Having thumb dial is going to be handy in this situation.
