


Your tree slowly turns on its own with holiday music, so every ornament gets its moment in the room
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The base turns your tree slowly, so the ornaments you hung at the back finally face the room too. No more decorating a side nobody sees.
Built-in Christmas tunes play as the tree spins, turning the living room into the little show the whole family gathers around.
It turns one way, then back the other, instead of spinning in circles, so the string lights stay plugged in and untangled all season.
A wide four-leg green stand keeps the tree upright while it turns. Set the tree in, tighten it, plug it in.
You hung every ornament, wrapped every light, and the tree looks perfect from the couch. Then it goes in the corner, and half of what you decorated spends the season facing the wall.
The SpinTree base fixes that without moving furniture. Set your tree in the green stand, plug it in, and it slowly turns on its own while playing holiday music, so every side gets its turn facing the room.
It turns one way and then back the other, so the string lights stay connected and never wrap around the trunk. Put it in once and enjoy it all season.
| SpinTree | Typical alternative | |
|---|---|---|
| Getting all sides to show | Base rotates the tree automatically | You turn the tree by hand when you remember to |
| Holiday extras | Plays music while it spins | Silent, no added feature |
| Light cords | Turns back and forth, cords stay untangled | Turning it by hand twists the cord around the trunk |
| Color | Green |
|---|---|
| Features | Rotating base with music |

The stand is a green rotating base designed to hold a standard Christmas tree. Check your tree's trunk size against the base before setup if you're unsure.
No. The base turns one way and then back the other instead of spinning in full circles, so your string lights stay plugged in and untangled.
This is the rotating base only. The packing list includes one Christmas tree base; your tree is not included.
The base plays music as it rotates, adding sound to the display. It's meant as a holiday feature alongside the movement, not a standalone speaker.