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

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.

Bought as a gift for my daughter who had a large keyboard for years with no stand. This Pyle stand is easy to assemble, heavy duty construction, has adjustable height for sitting or standing and safety straps underneath. It is not tippy and seems like it will outlast the keyboard. Pyle, a name that does not disappoint.

I have not used this stand extensively yet, as I bought it for some upcoming travel to use with my Roland 88 key keyboard - I wanted something easier to pack and move than the furniture style stand I use at home. However, I did set it up at home to ensure it would work with my keyboard. I was pleasantly surprised at how solid it is. Once properly adjusted and tightened, there was no wobble while playing (a common problem with portable keyboard stands). It felt just as solid as my normal permanent stand. Although it is advertised as “folding”, it doesn’t actually fold up for travel- it just easily disassembles into a few parts. That’s fine for my use case, but might be annoying if you intend to move it around a lot for gigs. As others have mentioned, there are zero instructions on how to use the included straps, but I found it pretty easy to screw them to the mounting holes on the bottom of my keyboard. They don’t solidly mount the keyboard to the stand but would probably prevent you from knocking the keyboard to the floor if you bumped into it.

I purchased this stand for my YAMAHA EZ310 keyboard. Out of the box it is mostly put together. It comes in three pieces that easily screw into the other with use of thumbscrews. It only took about five minutes to have this stand setup and ready to use. It definitely has a heavy-duty feel to it but not too heavy where it can be moved and placed elsewhere rather quickly and easily. The height adjustment is regulated on both the outside bars and can be quickly adjusted up and down for preference. Once the thumbscrews are properly tightened this stand offers very reliable stability with or without the keyboard. The attached headphone holder is not the best as far as stability and I would not call it heavy-duty, but it is convenient and accessible and does what it is intended. The reason for the four stars is because the M6 thumbscrews that come with the straps that allow you to secure your keyboard in place to the stand itself did not fit my keyboard. (YAMAHA EZ310). Therefore I am unable to safely use my keyboard stand for its purpose until I can acquire the appropriate size thumbscrews that my keyboard requires, which are M5 according to YAMAHA’s website. This delay in utilizing my stand is disappointing. Pyle should include optional sizes for their straps for this exact reason. If I knew this ahead of time I would have purchased the thumbscrews with the purchase of my stand so that I would not have to go through the hassle of researching the requirements and then ordering- which easily could have been included and saved a lot of time. Other than that it’s a good value for the price I paid (approximately $50) as I foresee this being an excellent long term investment for my loans keyboard playing needs.

I had gotten a cheap keyboard stand about a year or so ago and recently it's finally started to get wobbly. This stand is strong and sturdy. It came almost completely assembled, and took minutes to set up. The Z side style looks stylish and offers a lot of support, and the H underneath leaves great space for pedals and footwork. Height and length are adjustable; maximum length extension fits my 88 perfectly. Played on it a little and not a single wobble or tip. The only thing I Could complain about is that the spacing between the nonslip grips is just big enough that when I pull my keyboard forward all the way, the back end is not on the nonslip support. I've got it fitting well slightly set back and the rack is not in the way, but one could probably get some of this material and close the gap. Also, I'm sure not every keyboard is as low profile. Overall, super satisfied, and I'll definitely never go back to an X style stand.

I looked for commonalities in the 1+2 star reviews and found several. Without getting into detail, my unit exhibited absolutely none of them. It came factory sealed, in excellent shape, with all advertised hardware. Like many others, I have a Yamaha keyboard, and the safety straps could not be used with the supplied screws/knobs. They are too large for the Yamaha holes by about 1 size...be that metric or imperial, likely the former. Got a hardware store nearby?...grab what you need for under $5 and enjoy your very nice stand for cheap $. Or skip the safety straps altogether. Unless you have a mosh pit near your keyboard, or you have it adjusted WAY too wide, your keyboard aint gonna fall off, even of you accidentally bump into it. And look at it this way, even if you do have the straps secured, what do you think is gonna happen to your keyboard if you knock the stand over with the keyboard "secured" onto it? Silly, right? That's like having a guitar stand that locks your guitar in....but then you knock the whole thing over and are confused as to why your guitar sustained damage. Unpacking and assembly took less than 10 min. You're probably going to spend more time figuring what height you want your keyboard at (try the 6th hole from the bottom) then assembling all TWO knobs and washers. It's RIDICULOUSLY EASY to assemble. The stand is PLENTY stable for any keyboard you're gonna put on it, assuming you play even remotely like a civilized human. I swear people are expecting the stability of a grand piano. I'm happy I went with this brand and didn't pay more for any of the identical looking units marketed under different brand names.

I recently purchased the Pyle Heavy Duty Folding Keyboard Stand for my donner DEP-20 and I am extremely impressed with its quality and functionality. The reinforced Z design of the stand provides excellent stability and ensures that my keyboard remains secure and in place at all times. The stand is adjustable in both height and width, which makes it easy to find the perfect fit for my instrument. The foam padded arms are a great touch as they prevent any scratches or damage to my piano while also adding extra grip to keep it in place. Additionally, the foam padding also makes it very comfortable to play for long periods of time. One of the best features of this stand is its foldable design. It easily collapses down to a compact size which makes it incredibly easy to transport and store. This is perfect for musicians who are frequently on the move and need a stand that can be quickly set up and taken down. Overall, I am extremely satisfied with my purchase of the Pyle Heavy Duty Folding Keyboard Stand. It is a high-quality, durable stand that provides excellent support for my digital piano. I would highly recommend this stand to any musician who is looking for a sturdy and reliable stand for their keyboard.

I only play music for my own pleasure so can't speak to gigging with this, but I absolutely love this stand and can't imagine anyone would have issues with it touring or gigging. Pros: Fast and easy to assemble Very sturdy Adjustable height and width Rubber pads on the arms Padded-screw-in feet so it can be adjusted that way too Straps for those who use straps Headphone rack Cons: For me, none. My synth is vintage and does not have screw holes on the bottom. But don't need them. The stand is sturdy and the 61-key keyboard is completely stable for my purposes. I removed the straps and tossed them in a drawer. Would buy this stand again any day. It's not lacking a single thing I'd want over what it already offers. Well, to get picky I wouldn't have minded upturned tabs at the ends of the arms like the vintage stands had before they went to straps. But it doesn't need it. The keyboard does not slide around in the least. Very happy with this purchase!

It’s a great purchase. Holds a full size 12KG digital piano comfortably.

Voilà vraiment ce qui me manquait... Passer du pied en X à celui-ci et vous jeterez automatiquement l'autre ! Solide, stable (même quand je joue du clavier debout) et entièrement réglable. Bref, je suis conquis et je recommande

Consiglio per robustezza ergonomia e bello da vedere! Già in uso da un anno

Easy to set up and very sturdy

Incredible and solid stand.