No-drill Ring mounts are not one interchangeable family
Ring's older battery-doorbell mount lists Video Doorbell 3, 3 Plus, 4 and the named Battery Doorbell generations. A separate second-generation mount is documented for Battery Doorbell 2K, 2K Plus and 4K Pro. A similar product name does not prove the plate or screw pattern matches. Read the exact accessory's supported-device list before ordering.
The wall can rule out the adhesive option
The older Ring mount specifies a smooth, even vertical surface and excludes glass; it advises against brick, shingles and rough stucco. It also excludes combination with its wedge/corner kits and solar charger. Those limits belong to that exact accessory. Do not generalize them to a newer mount, and do not assume an adhesive marketed as removable cannot affect an unsuitable finish.
Make charging and removal part of the installation
Confirm the door still opens fully, the device can be removed for charging, and the camera view is useful at the actual mounting height. Keep the required release tool and removal directions. Record the accessory, adhesive type and surface before installation so a move does not become a search for unknown replacement strips.
Use a reversible first installation
Start with one device and a documented mounting method. Keep original door hardware and avoid changes to common entrances without the relevant permission. For a leak sensor, prioritize a suitable reachable location and a working notification path before buying an automated shutoff. For wiring, locks and plumbing, a reversible-looking product still needs its own installation assessment.