Millenium KS-1001

Use:
1. For MIDI Keyboard
2. As a support for an extra standing desk (used with a spare wooden plank on top; When recording voice and editing at the same time)

Pros:
Multiple height levels at an affordable price

Cons:
The lever gets tighter as time passes. But nothing that can't be managed.

Overall Opinion: A good buy for those with limited space in their room.

Cheap and sturdy keyboard stand. I bought it 10 years ago and it's as solid as it was new.

Overall it's very sturdy and better than the price indicates.

This is damn cheap! Easy and very light. If it supposed to hold a synth under 10 kg, threre is no need to buy a more expensive one. The same result - quite stable.

But no more!!

Avoid trying to put on a heavier one (in my case it was 20kg Fatar 990-SL). The tubes are too thin and the lock is too weak. Immediately or after a good expressive passage on a keys it could bend down or even slip off the stand.

Be careful!

It is stable, but is moving :)

It should have more flexibility in height change (more pins or something).
Otherwise, great stand, sturdy enough (not incredible), good quality.

It holds its ground. Well worth its price.

Quick setup and highly adjustable :)

Great keyboard stand for the price but a bit unstabel. I would not recommend using this stand on an expensive or heave keyboard

I bought this stand for use with a Yamaha YPT-240, as I was giving my first steps on a keyboard. Found it really easy to mount and adjust, and it's a very robust stand. However, I found a few balance issues from time to time and had to save my keyboard from falling once or twice, though it may have been my fault for not knowing how to work it fully. Overall, it's very useful and cheap and I definitely recommend it.