Review on 🔄 Fotoconic Electric Motorized Turntable Rotating Display Stand - Remote Controlled, Adjustable Angle and Speed, Multiple Rotation Modes, 11 lbs Load Capacity with 2 Magnetic Covers (4.75" & 8" Diameter) by Yousef Abood

*Update: I'm adding a star because after running it at 240v for a long time it seems to be working fine now with the 110 adapter Finally , now it works as it should and is acceptable.) *-Ok I got the one with the center light after messing with this thing from day 1, here is my review. Firstly, people who live in countries where there is no 110-130V electricity should be ready to buy an adapter and add it to the cost of the player, since the cable on this thing is empty. I made the mistake of running it before I got the 240 adapter B just to see if it works, it works but the motor got super hot so it started after I got the adapter, making a horrible noise and vibrating like it's some kind of feature, it stabilized after a few spins but then the problem started, it just wouldn't spin and I just had to click on it to start until I found myself decided to open it up and see what the problem was, so I started seeing how the thing worked. and understand the noise and rotation issues, in the end i opened up and took apart the motor and found that there was a small piece of material stuck to the main spin gear, cheap to make i guess thats why i thought the problem was solved and it was kind of like that, but then the motor decides when it's running and when it's not, and then I had to hit it to reset the gears and do it. start and so it works when it wants and if not I have to press it until it works, the light was ok but I had to cut the cord to open it so fuck the light it's all just for having to say i had a very bad experience with this thing and i don't know if i would even try to find another brand to find a mechanical player that works properly and not that cheap plastic look and has bare construction. I am leaving pictures here so you can take a look at the innards and find out how everything can go wrong with your device, from strange noises to vibrations and simply sticking gears, slowing down rotation in general and an unreliable product impede. Well finally this seems to work when it wants to.