Pyle Heavy Duty Folding Keyboard Stand - Sturdy Reinforced Z Design w/ Adjustable Width & Height, Foam Padded Arms, Digital Piano Stand, Fits 54-88 Key Electric Pianos & Used for Travel & Storage

First off, the Z design is a game-changer. It’s not just for looks—though it does look impressively sleek and modern—but for stability. No more wobbles or shakes during those intense solo performances. This stand holds your keyboard steady, allowing you to focus entirely on your music. The reinforced structure feels rock-solid, giving you the confidence to play with passion and vigor. The adjustable width feature is a masterstroke of design genius. Whether you're playing a compact 61-key or a full-size 88-key keyboard, this stand adjusts effortlessly to fit. It’s like having a custom-made stand for every instrument you own. Adjusting the width is a breeze, and once set, it locks firmly in place, so you can pound those keys as hard as you like without a second thought. Folding this stand is surprisingly simple, making it perfect for musicians on the move. It collapses quickly and compactly, ideal for gigging or if you need to pack it away after a session in a multi-purpose space. And despite its sturdy construction, it's reasonably lightweight, so transporting it is hassle-free. This stand is a worthy investment as a professional performer or budding musician. It combines strength, versatility, and ease of use to make you wonder how you ever managed without it. My keyboard has found its perfect partner in this stand—highly recommended!

Sturdy, Robust, and Easy to Set UpI recently purchased the Pyle keyboard stand, and I couldn't be happier with it. It's incredibly sturdy and robust, providing solid support for my keyboard without any wobbling or concerns. Setting it up was a breeze, and I appreciated how easy it was to adjust the height to my preference. Whether I'm sitting or standing, it adapts perfectly. Overall, a great purchase for anyone looking for a reliable and versatile keyboard stand!

This is a sturdy and secure piano stand. I have an 88-key piano, and it's very safe on this stand. The stand is well-made and easy to put together. It even has straps to hold the piano and a hook for headphones.

Easy to assemble (no tools) and seems sturdy enough. A few small annoying things:The screws in the straps are M6 screws but my piano (Roland FP-10) uses M5 screws (I think). So I can’t attach the straps to the piano without finding some M5 screws. I think others have had this issue. Maybe Rolands are unique but I think someone else said the same thing and has a Yamaha. Look at the review photos—no one knows what to do with the straps.The arms are very deep. My piano takes up about half the depth front to back. If you push the piano back, then the arms protrude into the room and your shins knock the crossbar. If you pull the piano forward then there’s a lot of dead space behind it. I wish there was a version with shallower arms. This will work well for bigger, deeper equipment.There is no little lip on the front edge of the arms, so your equipment can easily be pulled off the front. It would be better if there was a small (1/4” or even 1/8”) lip on each arm (a “hand”, if you will) to keep equipment from pulling off the front edge.Generally this thing feels sturdy and will meet our needs but could be better. Maybe that’s why it’s less expensive than others. I’d still probably buy it again.

5 stars on everything.I was going to go with one of the less expensive alternatives, because I am mostly a guitar player and only getting back into playing keys after 20 years off. But I am really glad I picked this very nice quality stand instead.Just taking it out of the box, I could tell everything was well machined and the design would suit my needs.After a quick review of the supplied diagram, I had it together in 4 minutes.The stand is set at 29 inches high and I use a 22 inch stool to play. It is very comfortable for me, a six foot tall man and the leg room is roomy to say the least. It's also adjustable for my 5'4" tall daughter.The keyboard on it is a Casio wk-7600, which is a 76 key work station that is 46" in length and weighs about 19 pounds. The stand holds it perfectly with room to spare. I have no doubt that it could accommodate a much heavier keyboard or synth and also one with 88 keys. It's also portable.There are cheaper choices you could make, but if this is going to hold a fairly expensive keyboard then the cost is totally worth the assurance that this stand will not tip, wobble or otherwise mess up your keyboard.PS: didn't think I would use the headphone hook, but it's pretty handy. Nice touch.

Already pre assembled, it only requires you to screw on the middle part and that's it. You can easily adjust the height level. It feels sturdy, a plus for a headphone rest. Design wise, looks neat. Great for now. Photos show where the two screws and it's ring are suppose to be at. Arrived in small box, lightweight enough for those with trouble lifting. Easy assembly overall. Price is decent.

Does keyboard stand is very solid and sturdy. It does not shake at all while I am playing my keyboard and my keyboard is very heavy. It was a great value and you can take it apart easily and make it very compact if you need to travel with it. It also looks good and I highly recommend it. I hope my review helps someone.