Universal Speaker Stands Pair, Height Adjustable from 33.8" to 44.4",11LBS Capacity,Surround Sound Speaker Stands, Compatible with Bose JBL Sony, Black, 2 Pack (Pair)

These speak stands are just what I wanted, and at all reasonable price. These are perfect for a home theater setup surround speakers. Adjustable height and easy to assemble. Sturdy with a metal base. I'd recommend these for sure 👌.

These are decent speaker stands, but take some basic knowledge to use correctly.First, every bolt is adjustable and they’ll need more tension for larger speakers. If you’re mounting some heavy speakers, crank those down to secure the leveling. If mounting standard 2.1 computer speakers, leave it as is.With any shipped stands, they will be top-heavy. I’d recommend setting them out of the way and away from kids. If they need to be made stable, bolt on some ballast to the base. I’ve had good luck using old brake rotors off my car after a replacement, but anything hefty can be used if them getting bumped is unavoidable.As for drilling into speakers, I’d only consider that with ported speakers. If a screw punctures the sealed chamber, it could permanently damage their ability to reproduce sound. The included foam seems decent, but even with that expect some compression over time so periodically crank the clamps tighter until they stabilize.These are minimal and stylish, yet still provide cable management. These are a solid value despite what the few negative green reviews claim. Yes, I’m one of them, but I’ve also designed and built several speaker systems over the past 20 years.

There is no way to tighten or eliminate the circular tilt feature in the center of the platform. This issue makes the entire stand unstable when bumped or by sound vibrations. You get what you pay for...

Not well padded in protecting speakers box

The good thing about this is that it comes in a two pack which is essential for a proper studio setup with accurate sound.These speakers may function as intended, they can hold lighter speakers that fit within the clamps (which is a huge limitation).While they work, they are not the most sturdy and become even more unstable the higher they get.Hope this helps.

Only ok for very small and very light satellite speakers. Very wobbly with anything over a few pounds. Not good on carpeted floors, which makes the wobbly characters even worse.

These speaker stands work great for our movie room setup. The 2 small surround speakers were sitting on the ground before getting these stands, so the sound was not as good from where we sat. It was easy to put these together, and my speaker fit on it perfectly. They are a perfect height. We can hear the sound better now from the surround speakers.

These are nice looking adjustable speaker stands. Assembly was easy, and the instructions are straightforward. The stands extend in height from just over 32-5/8" to about 43-1/4"...a little shorter than the description states. The center tube has an opening at the top and bottom to conceal your speaker wire.The speaker clamps extend from about 5-7/8" to over 11". I had the jaws out to over 12", but I think you lose some stability at that width. The jaws have thin rubber strips on the bottom and sides to protect the speaker and provide some grip. The set also comes with foam pads for use in the clamp and could allow smaller speakers to be used. For me, these stands work perfectly for my Minimus-26 speakers, but are too big for my smaller Minimus-7s (there, I just dated myself...and the speakers).The speaker clamps also can be tilted a bit in all directions so that you can tilt the speakers up or down if desired.I think the only drawback is that the base does not have adjustable feet for leveling on carpet or uneven floors. You will need to add shims if needed. The base also is not weighted, but that shouldn't be a problem as long as the speakers are not in a traffic area...and if you don't have a Roomba. Mine are placed on a flat surface and only minor shimming was needed.As a tip: I have a similar set of speaker stands that I have in an area serviced by a Roomba, I purchased square plastic furniture riser-blocks and placed them under each corner to lift the stand and give the Roomba something to see and to bump into. The blocks aren't cheap, but they definitely work to keep the Roomba from running onto the speaker stand base.Overall, I think these are fine speaker stands if you can get them at a decent price.