PylePRO DJ Laptop, Projector Stand- Computer DJ Equipment Studio Stand Mount Holder, Height Adjustable, 27.55” to 47.24”, Good For Stage or Studio -PLPTS3

I needed something that was going to hold the weight of a 27 inch monitor behind my music keyboard. I first tried having the built in music stand hold it, but it was too flimsy. Then I found this little table. It's perfect, and fits pretty snugly between the back of the keyboard and the wall. Because it's just a pole on a tripod with a surface on top, it is able to squeeze in where something with a wider middle section like a mini bookshelf would mean the entire keyboard would have to be pushed out into the room even more.It's pretty stable as well. To fit it in, I didn't even extend the tripod legs fully and it's on carpet. There is some wobble, but it's sturdy enough to use a surface for a mouse. At any rate, I'm not worried about it falling over at all. Great little table.It's pretty straightforward assembly as well, although with the way the surface attaches using 4 screws with washers, it'd be a real hassle to assemble and disassemble for gigging purposes. It is lightweight though, so if you had enough room, you could just toss it in your truck or van without taking it apart. Fortunately for me though, I don't need to take it anywhere.

I had ordered a cheap stand online and had to return it. This one is very sturdy and well-made. It’s exactly what I’m looking for even though it’s a little more money it’s worth it. The platform is very secure when you lock it in place and it does not move unlike the cheaper models that I tried earlier

I'd been looking for a collapsible stand for my laptop that wouldn't tip over while I'm on my bike trainer. Needed a small footprint because I don't want to have to use much space to store the thing. This was perfect--it functions like your average tripod, but with a platform on top that tilts and swivels. The fasteners tighten and loosen pretty quickly.Just make sure that once you are ready to put something on top of it, to push down on it to make sure the legs are spread as widely as possible. I've typed on it, but even with the tilt levers tightened, it still tilted, which combined with it's ok stability, you may worry about it. The surface can be slippery, so if you need to tilt it, you may want to bungie cord anything you put on top of it. So I don't know if I'd recommend it for use with a laptop while standing--it can tip over during casual use.Positives:-Folds down small-Small footprint when stored-Stable (relative to height--at max height, a bit less stable so be careful with kids/pets)Negatives:-While platform is textured, it's still smooth and slippery, while the lip on the surface is unlikely to prevent anything from sliding off if the platform is even slightly tilted. Would recommend rubberizing or using a rubber mat if you do want to tilt it--especially problematic if you're using for a projector.-Having to push down to ensure maximal spread of feet is worrisome for someone in a hurry.-I wish there were a "quick release" that would allow me to set up quickly.-Wish it came in white and not just black.

Full disclosure, I have only used these in rehearsal and not "in the field." The stands are well made, easy to adjust and assemble. The tops appear to be substantial, but are made from ABS plastic. I know I will need to be careful not to drop them on a hard surface since ABS does shatter relatively easily. That said, so far, so good. I will be using these in a show this week so that will be the true test. I ordered two, one for each side of the stage. The top plates have a raised edge that might prevent things from falling or accommodate a piece of felt or "mouse pad" material to help it serve as a small close up magic table. They fold up nicely and I can fit them into a checked luggage bag.

As a extremely active musician, I'm using this high quality stand/desk/workstation as a laptop or a mixer stand and it is perfect for that. It's strong enough to hold a projector or a studio speaker too. It's very sturdy, compact and quick to setup. It is described well on the Amazon posting because this tray is pretty large. It could fit a large laptop (like 17") comfortablely. You could also fit a 24 channel unpowered mixer. This stand would NOT make a very good music stand since there is a very small lip all the way around. Sheet music, printed speeches or presentation notes would probably fall off if angled too sharply. I would say it's also not ideal as IPad stand if you need to rest it on a lip and angle it sharply as some musician might may require. Generally this stand is better used where it is flat or just slightly angled. NOTE: PYLE does not claim that it should be used for sheet music. This product is everything they claim and they are a company with integrity. I have purchased speaker stands from them in the past and they have excellent customer service.

Purchased this stand after reading reviews and comparing against similar models. Assembly is easy, really just the mounting bar, which screws into the tray. The base is sturdy and adjustable in height and angle. The tray is larger than I expected and has a textured surface, so things don't easily slip off. We have used it to hold a projector and a large laptop, which are both fairly light. I would be cautious when using it for anything over 10 lbs, maybe secure it so that it can't tip over. It is very light weight, so transporting was easy and I like the way the tray folds down to make it even more compact. Overall, a great little stand at an affordable price.

I bought this stand for my husband. He has a drum pad and he loves the stand. He's happy I'm happy.