fotoconic Black Electric Motorized Rotating Turntable Display Stand with LED, 10 Inch / 25cm Diameter, 20 Lb Centric Loading for Shop Display

Packaged well and works as advertised. I needed a sizeable, affordable turntable with decent weight capacity and a remote, and this checks all the boxes.

I use this rotating turntable display stand to take videos of products to add to my online store. It's the perfect size for what I sale - large and small centerpieces, the turn speed is just right and will turn left and right by turning the switch off and back on. It serves its purpose. There is also a light in the center that has a separate switch to turn it on. I do not have a need for that at this time. It has to be connected with the USB cord. I use my laptop which makes it portable. I recommend this display stand; it is as it is described.

I loved this thing! So it was even more of a disappointment when I took it out to use for the second time and it was simply a NO-GO. Just stopped working and it was a great inconvenience for me. I returned for replacement so let's see if the second one works any better. I rate everything on this item as poor. Even though this unit is easy to use, the time I spent trying to figure out why it just stopped working took ease of use to zero. UPDATE 08/08/21: Returned unit and received replacement, which is working fine. I am hoping it does not break down. I do appreciate ease of return/replacement through Amazon. Again, this unit is great as long as it keeps working. Word of caution, on/off button on side of unit is easy to depress and turn on by accident, which will drain battery. I am very careful when putting away to make sure this button does not get pushed.

I'm using a potted plant/saucer that are half of the rated capacity of the device without issue. It runs 16 hours per day on average. When the items are well balanced on the platter, it makes very little noise. If the weight is not well centered, the turntable will make a periodic noise that is louder than usual. The top of the platter turns freely even when the device is off. Good value for the money!

I have bought other brands sorry to say. They got hot and noisy. They also didn't come with a standard plug which I prefer. I bought 3 of these and all of them are perfect. They get warm but not hot. Have been working for months now without a glitch. Highly recommended compared to others! Has the standard plug too.

The display is perfect for showing of high quality statues. It spins at a perfect speed and is almost dead silent. The turn table also lets you swivel the objects around while it spins which is a great feature. It's a little overpriced (Over $80 as the time of purchase) but as of now it was well worth the price.

*update: i add one star cause after leaving it working for a long period of time on 240V it seems to somehow work fine now with the 110V adapter, at last it works now as it should so is acceptable...)* -Ok, i have the one with the light in the center, after fighting with this thing since day 1 here is my review...first off, people living on countries with no 110-130V electric current be prepared to buy an adapter and add it to the turntable cost cause the cable on this thing is bare bones, i did the mistake of starting it before i got the adapter at 240V just to see if it worked, it does but motor got super hot, so after getting the adapter at first it started doing a terrible noise and vibrating like if it was a special feature on the thing, it stabilized with a few rotations, but then, problems started, it will just not rotate and i had to just hit it to make it start, till i decided to open it up and see what was the issue so i started to see how this thing works...and understand the noise and rotation issues, i ended up opening and disassembling the motor and found out there was a little piece of material getting stuck on the main rotational gear, cheap manufacturing i guess, so i thought the problem was solved and in part it was, but then the motor will decide by itself when to start and when to just not, and then i had to hit it to re-accommodate the gears and make it start, and so, it works when it wants to and if no i have to hit it till it does, light was ok but had to cut the cable to open the thing so the hell with the light, all that just to say, i had a really bad experience with this thing and i don't know if i will even try on getting a different brand to find a mechanical turntable that works properly and doesn't have this cheap plastic look and bare bones assembly, here i leave pictures so you can see the insides and figure out how all this thing can go wrong on your unit, from weird noises to vibration to just gears getting stuck preventing rotation, overall, and unreliable product, well, at last it kinda works, when it wants to...

This is a terrific device to show off your collections; I have a quartz crystal on mine. I enjoy it turning to show all facets of this crystal. It was very simple to put into use and is powered via a USB-A cable.