🔄 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) Review

Small or large, this thing turns them all around! Attached is a video where you can see the 4 elements. The LED in the middle doesn't work anymore, but I have my own lighting. Plug and play, no setup required. Includes laptops, headsets, Mavic Pro, Intel NUC, you name it! :D

We used this electric turntable to shoot a trade show booth and oh my god it worked great. We bought a table from Ikea to use the tabletop as a platform. Important Tip: You can change the direction of rotation by quickly toggling the switch off and on (or unplugging and plugging it back in). This became critical as we wanted our display to rotate so you could read the title properly from start to finish. great device! we added over £140!

It does what it should and is cheap. Came with no box and instructions but only two switches so very easy to use. Probably great for shops and window displays, but not for photos/video. Batteries, but there are no real connections to power. Slight tremor when handling lighter objects. Best between 3 and 15 pounds.

This product is very simple and attractive. It is very stable and ideal for placing larger, more expensive items on it due to its size and load-bearing capacity. However, it has a constant loud noise that only got worse over the few days I had it. It had a loud grinding noise accompanied by a startling "click" noise that occurred periodically as it spun. I wanted to love this product because it has all the features I wanted and is reasonably priced, but it has too many issues to warn of a…

It was annoying from day one. The switches that turn on the light and motion are fairly difficult to press without the entire platter misaligning. It's annoying when you think you've installed the product in the perfect position and then try to turn on the clockwork or the light. Another nasty little issue is how the platter moves. he twitches. No rhyme, no reason. It only starts its jerky movements at random times. Then there's a sharp, clumsy sound going in and out. I photograph jewelry so…

*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…