Rotating Christmas Tree Stand with Remote, Music and Built-In Outlet

This rotating Christmas tree stand turns your artificial tree a full circle about once a minute, so every ornament gets its turn facing the room, and the lights plug straight into the stand so their cord turns with the tree instead of winding itself around the trunk.

No bare side pushed into the corner. No cord wrapped tight around the base. No crawling under the branches to find a switch. Set the tree in, plug the stand in and pick up the remote.

The lights turn with the tree

Most of us decorate the front of the tree properly and hope nobody looks too closely at the back. On a turning tree there is no back, so the whole tree gets dressed, and the whole room gets to see it. A full turn takes about a minute, which is slow enough to watch and slow enough for the ornaments to hang still.

The obvious worry with a spinning tree is the lights. A string plugged into the wall would wrap around the trunk within a few turns. Here the outlet sits on the part of the stand that rotates, on a short cord just below the branches, so the tree's lights plug into the stand and turn with it. The only cord running to the wall is the stand's own, and it never moves. It works with a pre-lit tree or with your own string lights.

Rotation, music and lights from the sofa

The remote starts and stops the rotation, plays Christmas music, turns the volume up or down, and sets the brightness and eight lighting modes for whatever lights are plugged into the stand. A timer switches everything off after two, four, six or eight hours, so the tree can run through the evening and stop on its own once the house has gone to bed.

Each part works on its own. Leave the music off and let the tree simply turn, or stop the rotation and keep the lights changing, whichever suits the evening.

Check the trunk before you order

The stand holds an artificial tree up to 8 feet tall with a central pole between 0.8 and 1.25 inches thick. Measure the bottom of the pole, where it goes into the stand, because that is the figure that decides whether it fits. The pole drops into the stand's center tube and is held by thumbscrews you tighten by hand. It is made for artificial trees, so there is no water bowl for a cut tree.

There is nothing to put together. The four metal legs fold out from the center tube, and when the decorations come down they fold back up against it, so the stand goes into storage as one slim piece with no loose parts to lose. Next year it comes out ready to stand.

Specifications

Color: Green

Material: Metal and plastic

Rotation: 360°, about 1 minute per full turn

Suitable trees: Artificial trees, pre-lit or with string lights

Maximum tree height: 8 ft (2.4 m)

Tree pole diameter: 0.8 to 1.25 in (2 to 3.2 cm)

Outlet: Built in, on the rotating part, for the tree's lights

Lighting modes: 8, for lights plugged into the stand

Music: Christmas music, adjustable volume

Timer: 2, 4, 6 or 8 hours

Power: Plug-in, power cord 3.94 ft (1.2 m)

Remote control: Runs on 2 AA batteries, not included

Legs: Folding, no tools needed

Use: Indoors

Package Includes

1x Rotating Christmas Tree Stand

1x Power Plug

1x Remote Control