Aleratec Dual Sided TV Swivel Stand, 360 Lazy Susan Featuring Heavy Duty 250 lb Capacity, 15.5"

The media could not be loaded. Can rotate so smooth with LG C1 OLED. Allowed me to not need another monitor for my sim racing setup. I can spin around the tv and use it with HDR/4k/120HZ. Phenomenal setup and super affordable. I could not recommend enough. Slides exactly how I want it to, with one hand, and goes right to how I want it dead straight on. A++

The media could not be loaded. I have built a few computers over the past month and one of the pain in the you know what part of computer building is to turn the machine around from one side to the other as you are routing cables and wires for the various components you are installing. This computer featured in my video weighs about 40 to 50 pounds and it is not all that easy to lift up the machine and turn it around to gain access to the opposite side to cable manage then turn it around again to finish placing the part in the case. This lazy susan just made it MUCH Easier for me to turn the computer build I am currently working on and future builds around.UPDATE-- This has been nothin but an AMAZING tool to help me rebuild a computer of mine that recently failed on me. Having this lazy susan has mad the rebuild process so much easier to turn the computer build around to access one side then turn it again to access the other side. No more having to lift a cement block of a computer to turn it around. :)

i bought this as turntable for my mosaic pedestal, weighing 75 lbs. This turns great stable when rotating art project.

I would've given this product 5 stars if it weren't for the little plastic feet coming off. There are little tiny rubber feet on both sides of the outer wheels, around six of them. If you're not careful, these tiny feet will come off as what happened to me yesterday. I was repainting an old typewriter case and using the Aeratec swivel to paint it. After the paint had dried on top of the case, I flipped the case over to get at the bottom part of the case. As I flipped the case over, I noticed little stud-like rubber pieces stuck on the case. I looked at the swivel, and that's where these stud-like rubber pieces (I call them "feet") came from. I had to glue these pieces back onto the swivel. If I weren't observant, I'd have lost these feet. In fact, one was missing and it was only a few hours ago that I found it on the floor. I was getting worried that I'd have to get a rubber band and cut it to sized and glue it on the place where that foot was supposed to be. I'm writing this as a warning.

I just bought a 65-inch TV, which comes with a center pedestal-like stand. With this 15 inch Aleratec swivel stand, I can now pivot the TV to the ideal viewing angle wherever we might sit in the family room!