Mcbazel 360 Degree Rotating Display Stand, 5.4 Inch Motorized Spinning Platform, Electric Lazy Susan, Turntable Table Base for Photography, Jewelry, Watch, Cup - Max Load 3kg, Black

Works well! it's relatively quiet and has different spinning patterns. It feels light and is small and easy to store.

This rotated nicely and has some different movement options which is nice. It is wonky on anything that is a bit weighty. So for rings and jewelry and small product, it would work. I would wonder about large watches or anything larger than a square inch. It causes the disk on the top to rotate uneven.

The media could not be loaded. Turntable works great for photographing my work.

It would be really nice if someone designed a product display turntable that was not so annoying.It's the little things that drive a person up the wall, and this turntable has a bunch of little things.1) The buttons are impossibly recessed into the unit requiring two hands for operation.2) Battery drain is high.3) Auto-reverse is not predictable. Basically every time you restart the unit while in auto-reverse mode you have to determine where the auto-reverse limits are again.4) USB plug is out front and center. For camera work/photography this just adds another level of hassle.5) Top has no texture (possibly a feature, depends on your needs), things roll off easily.I wanted to like it, but as with other turntables I have purchased it simply fails on multiple levels and becomes more hassle to use than it is worth.

I use this to display my jewelry for Facebook shorts or Instagram shorts. Really a nice display, gives you option of going in a circle we’re going back-and-forth.

This thing rotates fine. The buttons are labelled with nonsense letters that have no relation to its function. It's not quiet. I can hear it as it rotates on my desk. It teaters and rocks a little bit as it turns like its not balanced right or something. It does not charge the lithium ion batteries when plugged in. So, I have to keep it plugged into the usb at all times for it to work.Its worth every cent because its cheap.

It is very thin and was just what I was looking for. It feels sturdy and well made.

I bought this for photography and after opening it I realize it only does 360° one way and then switches. It won't just continue turning the same direction. It also sucks that there's literally one light to indicate 4 different modes. Maybe I'm not understanding something. The speed amd quality that others have mentioned are definitely lacking but the fact I need to wait for the platform to rotate fully in one direction before continuing my shot really sucks.