RockJam Xfinity Heavy-Duty, Double-X, Pre-Assembled, Infinitely Adjustable Piano Keyboard Stand with Locking Straps, Black

This is such a steal! I initially bought the Amazon basics one and it worked fine but was a little wobbly and didn't have that many height settings. The pre built option for this stand was awesome and I took it out and immediately it was so much better imo. It also is super solid on the ground because it's double braced and has tons of height settings. 100% would recommend this stand.

Purchased for recording studio extra keyboard. Solid , Easy simple set up. open the stand right from box, set your level you desire and clamp . that simple and up and ready within a minute. Sturdy unit, have no doubt it will hold all studio keyboards. Very satisfied with price and first impression. I suggest if your looking for a sturdy -fair priced keyboard stand you found it here. Nice stand !

This product is very easy to assemble, the product is lightweight, very sturdy, and Folds up nicely. The adjustable capability is very convenient to use as well for Standing or sitting.

you knees keep bumping into the crossbars. , at least mine do .. I even have keyboard hanging further out from legs on top . . still very sturdy and a very adjustable design ..

Pretty solid & I have a heavy piano!

Quality Product.

Everything good

I almost didn't buy this stand -- the BEST keyboard stand for anyone not ALWAYS playing at a FIXED height that just happens to EXACTLY match one of the strictly restricted 3-to-5 presets on most other stands -- because a bunch of people who don't understand how logic and simple machines work posted a bunch of panicked reviews about how this thing randomly "collapses." HAH! Bull***t!!The infinite-height adjustment comes from two sets of circular opposing serrated plastic jaws. If those jaws are compressed tightly together, you could probably stand on this thing and see the metal bend before those jaws "slipped"...how tight they hold will be a function of HOW TIGHTLY YOU CLAMP THEM.So, using JUST the little clamping "lever" provided, ESPECIALLY if you can't/don't adjust ITS tension so that it really "snaps" into place (like anything else with a "snap-past-resistance-and-STAY-there" mechanism), what happens during these "collapses" is, either that little lever gets snagged or was never really "snapping" into place so just sagged out of position or whatever, and that little "snap-lok" handle releases and there's nothing holding those "teeth" together--and these people are cursing the teeth, while not holding up THEIR end of a simple mechanical maintain-it-and-it-can-work arrangement.BETTER YET, though (because who among us will not at some point snag a little lever in the dark at some point--& even then other band members, drunk civilians, etc etc) -- try what I did, and have never had a second's worry since...If you don't have the second greatest thing since duct tape -- a roll of material that's Velcro hoop on one side and hook on the other, so you can use it to wrap while adhering to itself -- or, alternatively, there are very nice "strap and slot" arrangement, both elastic and non-elastic, that are effective little velcro-nylon-&-metal "cinches" if you want a a less "rough-hewn" look lol -- get something like that. Could even be a small bungee.Then, adjust your keyboard stand to its current-use height, snap that lever over -- THEN FASTEN IT DOWN with either velcro-hook-loop-roll-strip or mini-bungee or ANYTHING that secures that little lever TIGHTLY [so, preferably ELASTICALLY, but TIGHTLY will do], and you will never, EVER suffer these "horrid inexplicable collapses [clutch pearls here]" reported by the panicked set.You'll suffer the minor inconvenience of having to momentarily undo the sticky-or-elastic-cinch over the handle for each adjustment -- but the solid assurance that each adjustment will be VOLUNTARY & ON PURPOSE is WAY worth that momentary bit of fuss lol.{The double bars and handle position offer several ways to lash it down right, but be sure to check you haven't done it some way that would just slip off if pushed the wrong way...it can **look** like it **should** hold, to your eye, but tug it a couple different ways to be SURE...or my implicit warranty is void lol}