Lazy Susan Turntable Organizer, Non Skid Large Lazy Susan Turntable for Cabinet, Computer or Laptop, Plastic Turn Table, Black 12 in, 2 PC - by RamPro

The photo the seller provided for us clearly shows 3 rows of METAL ball bearings, however, the product I received has 2 rows of PLASTIC bearings. (compare seller's photos to mine) It was really hard to spin so I figured the bearings might just need some oil and when I opened it up the problem was immediately obvious. Not only are the bearings plastic, but they are not smooth...they still have parts of the seam on them from the mold. The frame that holds them in place is also very rough. Then, to top it all off, when I tried to screw it back together the plastic was so thin and brittle that it snapped...leaving the whole thing even more useless than it already was. (see my 3rd photo) I should know better...I should have read the reviews before I purchased this and I should also remember that you get what you pay for. I hope you won't make the same mistake I did. But still: SHAME ON THE SELLER FOR THE FALSE ADVERTISING!!

I removed the item from the package, removed the front sticker from the turntable, and the thing came apart with internal pieces flying everywhere. There are several round balls inside that act as bearings so the table can turn - these went all over the place, and had to be hunted down. Long story short, the threads were not properly made where the halves connect together, and the fastening screw was too short anyway. It had just been slapped together and I'm not even sure what was ever keeping it together. Fixed using my own bigger screw. AVOID!Moreover, I can assure you this product does NOT contain steel bearings. This is false advertising.

The screw that holds it together came out when I picked it up. I was able to reassemble it. It is cheaply made, completely out of flimsy plastic. I wanted to use it for small containers of coffee grounds, filters, creamer and sugar next to my coffee pot. It is very loud and gritty sounding with nothing on it. It is too slick and the smallest movement causes everything to slide off.

The turntable arrived warped with the center screw broken from the base. This listing said high quality steel ball bearings, but this turntable only had "roundish" plastic balls. So the listing is fraudulent about the steel bearings and apparently the plastic base itself can handle the heat in the warehouse.

This ~$8 "Ram-Pro10-inch Rotating Swivel Turntable-Lazy Susan-65Lbs" has some wobble: if you really need zero wobble, this is not your $8turntable lazysusan. tl;dr -spend $3 more for the one in my link, presuming it's still the same no-wobble item. This one works but it is wobbly,not worth the trouble to return it.I bought this look-the-same-surface-pattern, thinking it was the exact same item as the one I bought before (this one for $8 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00N257FS0/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 now 10.97,probably tariff taxed,who knows why the price increase since June 2017). The one I got in 2017 was,and still is, zero wobble. As for durability, the one I just bought is still rather new, so I can't rate it for that; it isn't getting a ton of heavy use, they're both used for minor turning of identical 25# 16" floor speakers.If I were doing work that is somewhat critical or demanding or exacting in some way, I would spend the money to get a professional turntable: this is for household/not-brain-surgery...not pottery-shaping or valuble art or $3000 speakers, ya'll.

This lazy susan is basically two identical circles made of heavy plastic, joined back-to-back with something (ball bearings?) that allows them to rotate. There is just a slight gap between the circles. It's not clear is they are snapped or glued together. There's no obvious way to disassemble, but if course no reason either why you'd need to do that.I'm using this as a rotatable "painting stand" in a spray booth for airbrush painting. There's no "lip" on the plastic circles, which allows me to put on things to be painted that hang over the edges. That may or may not be a good feature for your use. The top is textured in a grid pattern, which helps hold things in place. I won't be putting anythng heavy on it, but it's sturdy enough that it should be able to hold quite a lot.Nice product. Came quickly. Does what I need.

Okay, I have read a lot of reviews. Many stated that the ball bearings were plastic. The one I received had steel bearings. It states it holds 65 lbs. Nope on that one. It spins nice, but very thin plastic and you will need to balance the weight on it evenly so that it doesn’t flip or tilt. Quality to cost ratio, 2 out of 5. The price was double/ triple what it’s true worth. Now here is where it comes in handy for me... I use it for painting, turning substrates as I paint. If your using it for this purpose, by all means get one. Remember to wrap with Saran Wrap to protect plastic lazy Susan for easy clean up...That’s for the artists. Hope this helps. Thank you

I bought these to go in my cabinets above my washer/dryer. They’re deep and high cabinets, making it hard to reach stuff in the back.... until I got these! These are a great size for my cabinets. They are very low profile so the don’t take up a much extra unusable room. I have one on each shelf. I like that these turntables don’t have a lip on them too, which both provides more useable space on them and allows for easier access to the products stored on them. The texture also grips the products so they they don’t slide off when turning it. They swivel easily and smoothly. They are perfect for my needs! I will likely buy more to use in other spaces.

I use this turntable to move a canvas when I do art painting. I find it quite flimsy. I think I should bought something more sturdy in spite of my canvases are quite lite it does not spin easily

How can you even sell a product that may cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm!? Are you joking?

Had a warning that it contains products that cause cancer. Stay away to be safe

La compre para usarlo de base para la pantalla de mi computadora. El material es de plástico aunque parecer no ser muy resistente,cumple su función. Aunque tuve que ponerle unos plásticos porque sino se movía de más. Pero por el precio cumple su función sin mayor problema

These are perfect for my succulent gardens which have been planted. They are really too heavy to pick up and move. They are rotated 1/4 turn every day so that they receive equal sunshine.