Amazon Basics Adjustable Folding Guitar Stand, A-shape, Fully Assembled - For School Music Program, Concerts & Multiple Users, Black, 8.66 x 15.16 x 3.74 inches

This is just what I needed. I keep guitars ready to play downstairs in my study as well us upstairs in the living room. Its nice to have it right there where I can just pick it up and play. This stand is very sturdy and looks nice. It is made of steel with rubber foam over the lower arms and a rubber pad where it contacts the back of the guitar. For the price I was kinda surprized to find the quality was so good. I'm very please with the purchase and highly recommend this product for a nice looking and function guitar stand.

Nothing crazy about it but it is a great stand and super user friendly. It can adjust in different ways in order to fit whatever guitar you're looking to put in it. One of the best parts about it is that it can fold up super small and fit in bags/ anything to give more space if you're not using it. The parts that hold the guitar have a soft foamy texture to protect it, and the top square part is padded as well. Very sturdy like the guitar wont move unless you body slam it I guess.

This stand is just about perfect, it fits my guitar well, is stable, has good cushioning, is well made, is simple to use and the price is great. My one teeny tiny complaint is that it says Amazon Basics on the side, but you really don’t notice it.

Simple. Sturdy. Not bulky or ugly. Works well w my full size acoustic.

The base really shines with acoustic guitars, or other guitar body styles where the body itself is large and tall enough so that the pad at the apex of the A-frame is supporting the guitar body. Guitars with smaller bodies, including most electrics, don't have tall enough bodies, so the A-frame apex support pad supports the guitar either at the neck joint or on the neck itself. Given that many neck joints and necks are rounded, coupled with the fact that many electric guitars are asymmetrical, leads to potentially very precarious balance issues. Additionally, smaller body guitars sit very, very deep in the stand -- uncomfortably so, in some cases. When on the stand the bottom of my Yamaha TRBX304 bass was literally less than an inch off the ground, as was my ESP EC1300 (like a Les Paul). It is possible to get the bottom off the ground higher by using one of the narrower A-frame positions, but that makes balance even more precarious because the legs are closer together. Couple that with the fact it's the back of the neck on the pad, the situation is just worse. So, long story short, if you want to use this to support a traditional acoustic / classical guitar, then you'll love it. It's super sturdy, and the back pad has a bit of rubbery friction which keeps the guitar surprisingly secure even without the upper neck support of tripod stands. I would stay away if you have electrics, however. Not just from this particular stand but from any A-stands altogether unless the A-stand has a separate neck support, too (but even then, I would be wary of the guitar sitting too low in the stand). Other things -- the stand itself feels good in hand. It has a nice heft and sturdiness to it. The rubber grippy foot things appear tough, and are nice and long, with grooves that run along the axis of the foot which helps the stand / feet from moving side to side. The finish has a bit of a satin look, and overall the standard looks good. The latch mechanism is metal and seems well constructed. It is easy to fold and folds down to a flat shape, but it's not exactly light. Might be too big to fit in even a large gig bag pocket.

For under $12 this is an amazing piece of equipment! How can this even be made for this bargain price? Big and sturdy, not the least bit flimsy. This is a whole lot of bang for your Buck! You won’t be sorry!

Got these for my boyfriend for Christmas, they work perfectly to hold guitars. They look sleek, height is perfect, they don’t knock over easily and don’t need instructions to set up

This stand is about as straightforward and dependable as it gets. It comes fully assembled, so there’s no setup hassle—just unfold it and it’s ready to go. The A-shape design is sturdy and keeps my guitar secure without wobbling or tipping. It’s lightweight and folds flat, which makes it easy to move around or tuck away when I’m not using it. Despite being very affordable, it doesn’t feel flimsy at all, and I trust it to hold my guitars safely. Simple, effective, and budget-friendly—exactly what I want in a stand.