fotoconic White Electric Motorized Rotating Turntable Display Stand with LED, Type-C Cable, 10 Inch / 25cm Diameter, 20 Lbs Centric Loading for Shop Display

Good for displaying anything! I love how it spin and light if a great added touch.

This is an absolutely wonderful platform for photos or video work.My only wish - is that there was a way to control the speed through BT over a phone.

Does just what I needed it to. My only complaint is that there is no battery option. It must be powered via USB and it does not come with the wall plug.

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.

I have it loaded down with approximately 90 lbs and it seems to work fine. You can hear a very faint noise as it turns; nothing too bothersome. The slightest drag will cause it to stop spinning. I have a table cloth on top and if a crease rubs against the wall, it stops turning! I really like it and hope it lasts a long time, running about 14 hours a day. Will update if anything changes.

I have purchased several of these. Good quality. Decent price.

Didn’t rotate. It was defective out of the box. This is the largest one (22”). All it did was wiggle back and forth and make noise. Definitely not high quality materials or components. I returned and am going to look at other options.

*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...