Rockville RVSM1 80 lbs Studio Monitor Speaker Stands (Pair), Adjustable Height, Vibration-Damping EVA Pad, Sturdy Steel Base, White, for Home and Professional Recording Studios

I love the speaker stand. And they match my speakers l and my color theme. The build quality is very solid. The stands are perfect so I don’t have them on my desk or floor. So it really functions. And well worth the money. And the height is great with the pull pen for extra locking features. I hope to enjoy them for awhile

Easy to setup, pretty sturdy and works for carpet or hard floors

i'm using these stands with my ADAM 9" Powered Monitors and they're very sturdy.

Holds up my HS8's, but definitely wobbly. They do the trick though, but please be careful with them.

Easy assembly and very stable. My color choice of white is a perfect match to the Rockville APM5W speakers (also in white).

I had the Gator Brand version of these stands for 10years, and honestly I can’t tell the difference. These are a lot cheaper and basically do the same thing. They are more sturdy on flat surfaces although they have carpet spikes to help secure the stands on carpet they don’t work very well. As long as you’re not bumping into the stands and doing unnecessary things these will work just fine. I’m actually contemplating purchasing a 2nd pair so that I can put up my ADAM speakers. I recommend these stands

I love these stands. I received them 6 days before the estimated arrival time, which was a pleasant surprise. They were easy to put together and they are very sturdy. They match my speakers and are a great addition to the studio.

UPDATE: Returning these stands, they are too wobbly and have fallen off a few times without the monitors, they can’t even seem to be balanced since it doesn’t hold that much weight, returning them! Be aware if you are going to buy them, they are so sensitive to movement since it’s wobbly and fall off quickly.OLD Review: The Manual was not accurate, the missing screws that people are mentioning are inside the package. However, the screws should be in the tool kit bag and not inside the pipe which needs to be unscrewed from both standpipes at the top. The screws should not be screwed upon arrival if they are going to be used to assemble the unit! The stand is a bit wobbly too, poses a risk to your expensive speakers if there's any movement to them if you have pets, especially that would bump to them. Would be safe if there was the ability to screw it to the floor or the stand to have a stronger floor grip. Overall it's a great stand and holds both of my Yamaha's HS8.