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

Purchased November 2025 and delighted. Stand is very sturdy and well made. Does not shake keyboard placed on it: well balanced; plus castors enables moving stand with keyboard (Casiotune CT S100) on top, easily and safely around room - no problem/great feature. Stand is solid, quite heavy and easily assembled within 10 minutes: instructions supplied. Does the job, value for money. No hesitation at all recommending this product to other customers. You won't regret buying one!

Very sturdy stand, can shake/wobble it and it stays firm. Plenty of height adjustments so can use it seated or standing. The four casters make it very movable so when clean room very easy to move. Can adjust the width also so depending on how wide your keyboard is it will accommodate it with ease. In addition to that I do like the earphones hanger on the side , nice little touch.

I have always used an X type keyboard stand until now, but it doesn't really do it for a full 88 key digital piano. This does - it's very stable and only takes a few minutes to put together. You can also secure the keyboard to the stand for even greater stability. Not particularly cheap but definitely worth it!

Exactly what you would expect, and cheaper than most of the big name brands. If you have everything tightened properly then it's nice and sturdy, the height can be adjusted low enough for shorter players and high enough for me (5'10) to stand and play, and the headphone hook is a nice touch. The screw on the securing strap didn't fit my Yamaha P45, but the rubber pads provide enough grip that I'm not really worried about it falling.

This is a two tier stand that does the job but is not perfect. The description says "Pyle Heavy-Duty Z Style Music Stand,... w/ Rack Case". However, mine did NOT come with a case, and when I asked other purchasers, they all said they did not receive a case either, so the description is not accurate. The stand is not exactly slick to assemble. I use mine for gigging when I need two boards, and it is a bit clunky to put together. In addition, you use a bunch of loose knobs which I can imagine getting lost on a chaotic gig (low light, lots of other musicians). It looks like I'm going to have to spend about £40 just to get a case for the stand (you basically have 5 pieces of metal plus a bunch of knobs, so you absolutely need a case to gig with). It is stable enough and flexible enough for different heights. I have a Nord Piano 3 on the lower deck and a Hammond SK1-73 on the upper deck, and that all worked fine for rehearsals and gigs. For the price, not bad, but very irritating that it does not come with case.

This stand is firm, sturdy, and beyond expectation. It holds my keyboard securely with no shaking or wobbling, even during long practice sessions. The build quality feels solid and reliable, and the adjustable height makes it easy to set up just the way I like. Overall, it has exceeded my expectations and is a great choice for anyone looking for a dependable keyboard stand.

It was easy to assemble and is sturdy and there is no wobble when the keyboard is placed upon it. It is also easy to adjust the height.

It holds my Yamaha p-45 well. It doesn't shake or get wobbly.