Works well and does everything we needed it to do. Speed is constant and immediately improved product GIFs and video tours

Great price, exactly what order. Works perfectly. Platform size was great and strong

Hello Amazonians! Sean 'The Tester' Chao here, back with another review for you! I’ve incorporated the 2 in 1 Motorized Rotating Display Stand into my photography and livestream setup to showcase products smoothly and professionally.Functionality: I use this electric turntable to rotate items up to 22 lbs effortlessly during photo shoots and live streams. The 360-degree rotation controlled by remote ensures consistent, hands-free presentation from all angles. The included replacement covers (5.74" and 8.66") accommodate different product sizes securely. Its auto lazy Susan function provides smooth speed control, enhancing viewer experience.Durability: The stand feels sturdy and well-built, supporting heavy items without wobble or noise. The motor operates quietly and reliably across sessions. The covers are durable and easy to swap depending on display needs.Aesthetics: The sleek design and neutral colors blend well into professional studios or home setups without distraction.Final Verdict: For photographers, streamers, or sellers wanting a reliable, adjustable, and quiet rotating display stand, this motorized turntable offers excellent performance and versatility. This Product Earns the Sean Seal of Approval!

This is a good quality turntable. Unfortunately you can buy the exact same thing from overseas for about $21- or $14 without the battery.It has a lot of great features such as the ability to adjust the angle and speed, change directions, and bounce back and forth- and put a larger surface on it, which I find very convenient.Overall, I love it, but feel the value would be better if the markup wasn't so high, but do recommend it if you're looking for something like this.

I just received the 2-in-1 motorized rotating display stand. I had searched for display stands for 2 hours before if found this stand, which had EVERYTHING that I had been looking for: rechargeable, 3 speeds. rotating angle (45, 90, 180), in addition to the normal clockwise/counterclockwise continuous rotation. It also had a remote control that I'd thought was unnecessary ... until I used it, and loved it. The quality seems very high. Since I've just received the unit, I don't know how durable it will be. Some reviews complain about the noise, but they must have very good hearing. I could hear a whir sound if I tried. Also, this stand has a capacity to hold up to 22 pounds!The BIGGEST PROBLEM with the stand involves a CONFUSION about HOW it can be CHARGED. Here is the ANSWER. To be CAPABLE of being charged, the unit REQUIRES a 18650 Lithium-Ion battery, otherwise you can only run it with the USB-C cable, that is included. The Amazon description says that this display stand does NOT come with a 18650 battery, already installed. No problem, you can buy 18650 batteries on Amazon.I already had two 18650 batteries as well as a charger that plugs into a 120 volt socket. I prefer having multiple 18650 batteries, so I just have to switch batteries, rather than waiting for the unit to charge the battery via the USB-C cable.To add to my CONFUSION, when I went to insert my 18650 battery into the unit, there was NO battery compartment! The solution was to peel off a label at the bottom of the unit, to get access to the battery compartment. THEN, to my surprise, there was ALREADY a 18650 battery in the unit. It had to be charged, but now I had THREE 18650 batteries.The PROBLEM is that there is NO mention of the 18650 battery in the small instruction pamphlet. So, IF there is no battery in the unit, the unit CANNOT be charged, and the unit can ONLY be operated with the USB-C cable continuously attached ... which several reviewer have complained about. There was ONE mention of the 18650 battery in one of the 5 images displayed on the Amazon description page.One small confusion is caused by the mislabeling, on the remote, of the button for the rotating angle of the display stand. The button is a single button with three images of 45 degrees (left), 180 degrees (center), and 90 degrees (right). You need to press the button at the left, center, or right of the button to establish the START of that angle of rotation. PROBLEM: the center button has a 180 degree image, but it engages the 90 degree angle of rotation. The right button engages the 180 degree rotation.I gave this product a five star rating because the recharging issue is easily solved when you know you need a 18650 battery, and that the battery compartment might be covered by an adhesive label. Once the charging issue is solved, it is a pleasure to use. The remote is so much easier to use that the three small buttons on the display stand.

Lots of features. It is strong enough to move a heavy object to take a video, but I am not sure if that will shorten its lifespan.Remote should be USB-C rechargeable, and use the same cable as the stand.