A Frame Guitar Stand

This stand is great. Feels sturdy, doesn't wobble or tip. Holds most of my normal shape guitars with no issues whatsoever. Well padded in the places that matter, which is nice for the price.

Great stand. Super sturdy. Purchased a few more.

This guitar stand is a bit different than the ones I am used to. I normally purchase the ones that hold with neck with a little "c" shaped holder. This was the cheapest one I could find and I'm cheap...but I'm not disappointed. It is weird in the way that it holds it. When I first used it, I thought it would fall over as it didn't seem too secure, but I have never had a problem. The only problem I had was when someone accidentally bumped into my head stock and the guitar fell off. If you're not clumsy, I don't see an issue. If you lightly bump into it, it'll be fine. If you accidentally elbow it hard like that person did well...it's gonna fall over. Personally if I bought another stand, I would buy the one that holds the neck too but this one isn't horrible. TLDR: Studiness: 4/5; holds the guitar and withstands light bumps. I tried nudging it and it seems fine. If you full on run into it accidentally the guitar will fall. That is probably a problem most guitar stands will have though Easy to install: 5/5; it just folds open and closed. Value for money: 5/5; for what I paid, it was super cheap. You can spend more on one, but they all do the same thing. If you're running tight on a budget, this stands isn't band.

Working as intended tested with an acoustic guitar

I have a couple of stands similar to this one. I was looking to buy or build a stand for my Fender Blues Junior IV amp and realized after looking at plans that I basically already had what I needed with this stand. The amp being a tube amp is a bit heavier than solid state amps, but it seems that the arms for the stand hold just fine. If you have a light wait amp you're even better. Bonus is that it's significantly cheaper than the dedicated amp stands I see. out there.

Simple, effective, cheap.

I like this stand a lot. It’s very lightweight so it fits about anywhere (is very slim when closed) and is easy to take anywhere. With the width it’s probably too wide for most backpacks, but a wide slim bag holds it well and it’s very easy to carry. It feels sturdy to me and I notice it stiffens out quite a bit when it’s almost completely open. To me that suggests it’s sturdy anyhow. I’ve been using it for over a year and while I don’t move it a ton, any time I’ve ever needed to it’s easy for me to do. If you have arthritis and your hands give you a lot of trouble you may find it a little challenging to fully open and close. It opens and closes very smoothly but needs a little extra push at full open and to fully close. It’s a very minimal design, just what’s necessary to support an instrument. Very functional. I prefer that and it works well. It’s just what I had in mind and does its job well. I can’t see myself needing to replace it anytime soon and I can’t see any reason to. Plus a free sample of a guitar course was offered along with the product! It came with a little card with a QR code advertising it and a small sticker on the stand itself. Personally I wouldn’t have minded if there were no sticker on the stand so I didn’t have to remove it and the residue, but no harm, it was small and on the side. Fun app, entertaining to use for a bit during the free period (for me it was something like 3 months free.)

The stands are very well made. They do not feel cheap. The only step to assemble is unfolding one joint. That is it. They fold back the same way. They have decent weight to them. They have nice padding that support and grip both the base of the guitars, and the neck plate. I bought three: two guitars, one bass guitar. All three of my instruments are held very firmly and are very stable. It will take a very strong push to knock them over. I highly recommend these in place of the more expensive stands with neck support.