KONIXAdjustable Keyboard Stand, Z Shape Adjustable Height Electric Piano Stand for 61 or 54 Keys - PS02

The cross support at the top makes a perfect shelf to hold my folding piano. About the only one of these little stands I've found with one. I was about to buy a shelf board to put across one, then I saw this one. Perfect!

The item came with missing parts- i have asked for exchange a week ago i have not received the new one

I would not use on my heavier keyboard. It seem to slip down too easily with a little weight

I like the fact that it was very easy to put together, and that to me, is everything, along with the fact that it’s very sturdy. No issues at all. I love it.

You get what you pay for is always true in life! The assembly instructions and adjustable height is very good feature. However, the material is too light and the width of the top bar on which the keyboard rests is too small. When I play keyboard, the whole stand shakes. I am returning it.

The instructions that come with this are junk, but the video online makes assembly very straightforward. I almost got frustrated when I tried to understand the written instructions--just be sure to watch the video and you'll have no trouble with assembly.This holds my piano very well. It is sturdy enough--certainly if you were to pull on the piano, then it could tip over (a note for those of you with kids), but it is sturdy and secure while playing the piano. Its really nice that you can adjust it to the height you prefer (or maybe you have multiple players in your house). It is easy to adjust too.

I was excited to try out this product - I had previously had a cheap single braced stand that was quite wobbly, and I thought surely the double-bracing will make this more stable and feel stronger. My intent was to use this as a backup stand for when I play any gigs on the road with my digital stage piano.The material is very light and there's a lot of play in the stand width selector notches. Some parts that I thought would be permanently welded had to be screwed together.I put my ~40lb Yamaha P80 Stage Piano on it, and was a little too worried to keep it there for a long period of time. It rocks a bit forward and has a bit of flex when I hit the keys. It doesn't inspire confidence. I was worried it might just fold down to the floor.I've also put a consumer grade 61 key plastic keyboard on top, and it wobbles a bit but I guess it's okay.One odd interesting feature is that it comes with some straps that you're supposed to screw into your keyboard. They're not really documented so well in the instructions.Overall, I wouldn't recommend this for a gigging pro or for any particularly heavy or valuable gear. I was too nervous to trust the weight rating and it doesn't seem like it can handle being moved and manipulated often.Maybe it'll be serviceable for a casual player or someone who wants to use it with a light consumer level keyboard or keep it at home.Update: After thinking about it a bit, I’ve upgraded my original review score of 2 to 3. It’s perfectly usable for typical casual 49 or 61 key, non-weighted keyboards that never move. A more typical home player would probably be fine with this.It’s just not right for my use case: my pro-style keyboards are a bit heavier and need to be more stable so I play reliably at gigs., plus the stand needs to stand up to a little travel.

Es bueno pero se me salió una pieza con los días