Adjustable Baby Monitor Mount for HelloBaby HB65/HB40/HB6550/HB6560/HB66/HB6339/HB6550 Pro, ANMEATE SM935E, Universal Baby Monitor Wall Mount with Perfect View and Easy to Install

I’m so glad I bought this mount for our baby monitor! Before, I struggled with finding the right angle—I’d either see too much of the ceiling or miss half the crib. The Wochel mount completely solved that problem. It’s sturdy, easy to adjust, and doesn’t feel flimsy at all. I was able to install it in minutes without damaging the wall, and I love that I can reposition it as needed without any tools. The flexibility is what makes it stand out—you can tilt and swivel it until you get the exact view you want. Now I can clearly see my baby whether they’re sleeping at one end of the crib or moving around. It gives me peace of mind, especially during the night. If you’re tired of stacking books, taping monitors to shelves, or dealing with awkward angles, this mount is a game-changer. Simple, affordable, and works exactly as described. Highly recommend to any parent!

This monitor mount has been great! We needed something that sat higher up as the crib attachment became problematic once my child got older and became more mobile.

This monitor holder works perfectly in my sons room. We placed it over his crib on the wall. Easy to install.

Game changer for parents who don’t trust gravity This baby monitor holder is chef’s kiss. It was super easy to install, feels sturdy, and actually stays put no slipping, sagging, or “is this going to fall at 2 a.m.?” anxiety. I love that it keeps the monitor at the perfect angle without drilling holes in the wall. We can see the entire crib clearly, and adjusting it takes about two seconds (even half-asleep, which matters). The material feels solid and secure, not flimsy or cheap. If you’re short on space, renting, or just don’t want to commit to wall mounts, this is a no-brainer. Does exactly what it’s supposed to do and gives real peace of mind. Would absolutely buy again and honestly wish I had this sooner.

Instead of mounting this to the wall we just used command dtrips and it worked perfectly!