Qinmay 360-Degree Electric Rotating Turntable, Rechargeable Low Noise Adjustable Smooth Rotation Non-Slip Display Stand for Photographic Products (Black, 7.8 inches/Load 17 LB/Velvet top)

A surprising sturdy spinning display. Holds light to heavier items with ease. Spins items without missing a beat. Price is inexpensive but wish they came with an rechargeable battery. Would pay more for the batteries included.

This rotating display platform is great in function, noise level and rotation speed. Great price.

Was missing the battery

Great buy for promoting or advertising your products for your business or just because to use to display your products

You get what you pay for. This isn’t exactly what I expected, but beggars can’t be choosers in my case. It does what I need it to, but I wish I looked further to see that it does not come with a battery, (it’s an odd size battery you have to purchase yourself - not a common size like AA or AAA) so you need to have it plugged in for it to work. It’s also pretty loud, although that doesn’t bother me too much. The buttons are hard to reach, especially when you are trying to turn it off when the thing is moving. I should get one with a remote next time. I’m just glad this thing was cheap. I’m still able to display my models for photo shoots, so it’s not so bad. Once I get a better one though, this one is going in the trash.

Will be returning. No longevity

Plug it in it works plug it in the second time doesn’t work does work doesn’t work does not come with the battery that’s a big issue because so many the other ones that you can buy on the Amazon site. Do come with the battery the batteries hard to find the battery is weird, I’ll never buy this again. There’s others that you could buy there just like it much better or more rated better battery because it comes with it. It works all the time I know I bought some others.

The media could not be loaded. A nice little turntable for taking videos of items that I want to sell. It has a nice black velvet top and three buttons on the side to adjust the speed, direction, etc. It is a little temperamental, it takes a few times pushing the buttons to get it to a slower turn cycle. It says "low noise" so motor noise is there, not real loud, but in a video, it does pick it up which is distracting when trying to showcase an item. Overall though I do like it and it works for the most part for what I wanted. Perhaps a more expensive one would be quieter, but for now, this one does the job just fine.