Millenium KS-2010

It is not the most beautiful item to have in your house/ room/ apartment but it gets the job done and is very easily transported.

I bought this for my 49 key midi controller keyboard and it does the job very well. Pretty stable and a good value for money

I'm using this with a Roland FP-30 88-key digital piano. It's very stable, absolutely no worry it might fall.

There are two small inconveniences:
1. It's not very comfortable to use with a pedal because my knee keeps hitting the joint in the middle.
2. My ideal height would be between two of its positions, but it's not possible to put it there.

The stand is sturdy and feels durable. Doesn't jiggle and is easy to adjust.

The diagonal legs are a bit too wide, and often I find my legs bumping against them while I play (which sometimes I even use this support as rest). This issue is specially pervasive if you use pedals. Bumping the keyboard on the rubber ends might help (these ends are also removable, in case the inclination bothers you).

Overall, I'd say it is great for the price.

A very versatile keyboard stand. It is light but durable!

very decent and easy to use.... it would be cool if it has something to adjust where the epiano sits so it doesnt slide backwards when played

Really reliable strong, well made stand, height easily adjustable with an easy to use lock mechanism. Rubber ends could be higher quality but overall a strong and sturdy stand that can take a good heavy piano on it! Would buy again!

Came in a bundle with a Kawai ES110
It's lightweight and easy to pack.
If you're planning to just have a digital piano in your room and not move it, it works fine, but nothing is actually keeping the piano in place except its own weight, and the top bars are just metal (except the end bits), which is slippery and could scratch your piano, but you could probably solve that problem by yourself if you need.

I bought this for my daughters Kawai ES100 digital piano, convenient for bedroom, going away to Uni, and for performance. Was a little wider than the keyboard so I added some black pipe lagging to the top bars to stop the keyboard slipping. A wider keyboard would sit on the rubber ends without the need for this. Good service from Thomann, would recommend.

I bought this stand for my Casio Privia pro PX5s; an exceptionally light keyboard. The stand has a wide base and thinner top, however I find the keyboard can easily slide back and forth on the stand. The problems I occur are probably simply because of the lightweight nature of my specific keyboard, so I would recommend this as a good stand for a heavier stage piano.