Portable Adjustable Folding Guitar Stand for Electric and Acoustic Guitars, A-shape, Fully Assembled with Padded Foam, 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.

This Amazon Basics Adjustable Folding Guitar Stand is exactly what I needed. It’s simple, lightweight, and works well for both acoustic and electric guitars. I like that it comes fully assembled, just open it up and you’re good to go. The adjustable width is a nice touch and makes it easy to fit different guitar shapes. The foam padding on the arms and backrest gives peace of mind that the guitar won’t get scratched, and the rubber feet keep it from sliding around. It folds flat, which is super convenient for storage or taking it to school, practice, or a friend’s place. Nothing fancy here, but it feels sturdy and reliable. Overall, it’s a great basic guitar stand at a good price. If you just want something that works and doesn’t take up much space, this is a solid pick

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.

I like this guitar stand. It is made sturdy good price well worth it. I should’ve bought one like this long ago.

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.

I purchased two of these stands, one for my acoustic guitar and one for my cello. Even though this is listed as a guitar stand, I was surprised to see that my cello was able to fit in it too. These stands are very durable and stable; I’m not worried about my instruments falling at all. The color is simple and versatile - it would look good in any setting. As for assembly, I didn’t even need the instructions because it was so easy to unfold and set up. Overall, this product is great for its price and does its job nicely!

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

Good built quality and padding for instrument protection. It's also Foldable, which is treat for storage or transportation.

Finalmente ho trovato un supporto per la mia chitarra elettrica degno di questo nome. Mi riferisco al supporto ad A richiudibile. Molto stabile, di buonissima fattura, richiuso occupa uno spazio risibile, è anche carino da vedere. Regge il peso della mia chitarra elettrica alla perfezione, senza sbilanciarsi per nulla. E' anche provvisto di gommini in plastica per non rigare i pavimenti. Posso solo trovare lati positivi. Tra l'altro è un articolo che nei negozi specializzati arriva a costare cifre molto più alte. Per 13 euro devo dire che sono molto molto soddisfatta! Lo consiglio senza dubbio!

I've tried several similar stands from different makers, and they have not been good. Many have mostly plastic parts, or are very prone to tipping. This Amazon Basics stand is well made, with metal parts, rubber feet, and dense neoprene foam covering on the arms that support the guitar. It works very well, stows away neatly, and hasn't gotten wobbly from being toted around to gigs. I wish I'd bought another half a dozen when they were on sale, to use in my music room. Excellent value even at the regular price. I've tried a number of guitars of different sizes, & this stand supports them well, with never any tendency to tip. The construction is very sturdy - it will probably outlast me! JANUARY 2022 Follow-Up. No complaints, and I purchased another when the price returned to "acceptable." I've seen or tried some other, "look-alike" stands, and to sum up why the Amazon Basics one is better: The devil is in the details! The steel tubing used to make this stand is a heavier gauge than other brands I've tried. The "angle-adjustment" mechanism works, and has been robust. The rubber cap at the top of the A-frame makes quite a difference in terms of keeping the guitar upright. It's not slippery - others are. Overall, the build quality and materials are just better than what's found in many similar competitors, and they are sturdy. Mine original one has had plenty of use and is still doing the job - which is one reason I finally bought another. The other reason for buying another of these Amazon Basics stand right now is price: after my original purchase, the price per stand climbed and climbed, reaching almost absurd levels. They are now below CAD$20/each, so for a New Years Gift to myself it seemed like a good I buy. I don't see any change in material or overall quality from the 2019 stand, and this one feels very solid, as the original did. My rating of 5 stars has not changed, and I have tried (and returned) several other stands since 2019 because they were shoddy and not up to the job. No stand is perfect for every style of guitar and every person's needs, but this particular stand works very well for me.

This is the second AmazonBasics Guitar Stand I have purchased. Packaged in the usual AmazonBasics style in minimal and easy to open packaging. Not much to review here, the stand opens out into a sturdy, low and compact stand with two curiously designed arms to accommodate different shaped guitars. Both my Stratocaster and LAG Acoustic fit in the stand as expected. The stand has a good weight to it compared to other similarly priced stands. Please vote if you found my review helpful or not; it helps me write better reviews!

I am genuinely impressed with the quality of this stand. Very happy with the purchase.

Es resistente, estable. Lo recomiendo.