Kadence Heavy-Duty, Double-X, Adjustable Piano Keyboard Stand with Locking Straps (NK13-3kg Dual Braced)

I purchased this item for Rs.1699 and for the price, this product is an immense value for money. Would have got this for even lesser price around Rs.1200 - 1400. Price often changes rapidly for this product. So keep an eye on the price.Similar product with a branding of Yamaha or Roland would cost more than Rs.5000 and there would be no major difference in quality whatsoever.Delivery was fantastic. On time. Very neatly and firmly packed. The contents inside the box were in new pristine condition. All materials were present as mentioned.You get a tightening lever inside the box which is very handy. There are total eight bolts, four parallel bars (two long ones for the base and two short ones for placing the keyboard), along with two straps (removable from the bar) to tighten the keyboard on top of the stand.***NO INSTRUCTION MANUAL INSIDE***That was a let down since many people are newbies. But don't worry, the product is easy to assemble. Only use your common sense by identifying the "Kadence" logo on which side. Just make sure you don't tighten the bolts too tightly or else the treading will wear off from its mouth completely.Talking about physical features, this stand feels heavy and sturdy. But that is necessary since your keyboard will be weighing 7kgs - 12kgs. There are rubber grips on ends of the bars which prevents the stand from sliding away.Very adjustable stand. You get 7-levels of adjustment depending on your preference. A spring loaded knob can be pulled to retract the stand and adjust the height. When playing, stand feels slightly wobbly, but then we'll get used to it.Paint quality is decent, not too thick not too thin. If you are a traveler who likes to carry the stand with you, eventually it may cause minor scuffs and scratches. Otherwise, if it this is placed in a room permanently, It will be there just as new for long long time.Lastly I would say, unless you are tight on your budget go with this stand. But if money is not a problem, go with high-end, pro-grade keyboard stands which will cost above Rs.10,000.Make wise purchases. Peace.✌🏻

Initial impressions - The stand feels sturdy, it was quite easy to install. Not too heavy, but doesn't shake/tremble and is stable and well planted while playing the keyboard (I'm using this stand for a keyboard with 88 keys). Does the job well for the price you pay, and looks good as well.

I recently purchased the Kadence Heavy-Duty, Double-X, Adjustable Piano Keyboard Stand (NK13-3kg Dual Braced), and I must say, it has exceeded my expectations in every way!Build Quality & Stability:The stand is extremely well-built with a dual-braced, heavy-duty metal frame, providing excellent stability. Whether you're playing gently or with high energy, it remains rock-solid without any wobbling.Adjustability & Convenience:The adjustable height settings make it suitable for both sitting and standing positions, catering to different playing styles. The locking mechanism is easy to use and ensures a secure setup, preventing any accidental collapses.Locking Straps for Extra Security:One of the standout features is the locking straps that securely hold the keyboard in place. This is particularly useful for portable keyboards, preventing unwanted movement during performances or practice sessions.Value for Money:For its price, this stand delivers exceptional durability and functionality. It’s a great investment for beginners, hobbyists, and even professional musicians who need a sturdy stand for regular use.Final Verdict:If you're looking for a strong, stable, and adjustable keyboard stand, the Kadence NK13-3kg is an excellent choice. Highly recommended!

It’s a sturdy and value for money product, have no regrets although it sometime for me to finalise since a lot of similar product category gets displayed by Amazon. Go for it

What can I tell. It does it job. Material quality is strong. Looks great. Worth the money.

I bought this for YAMAHA PSR SX 900, the keyboard is 17 inches in depth, but the top bars of the stand are only 14 inches in depth, therefore the keyboard was poppint out quite a bit. I kept the stand upside down as the bottom bars were about 17 inches, but I still don't have any peace of mind as my keyboard doesn't have a place where the strap screws can be affixed. Also, got it for Rs 1585, for the price it could be better though the quality of the paint etc is decent. The stand weighs 3 kg as mentioned in the description.

Stand is unstable. The base is not even so it's shakey when we use it. Makes me uncomfortable while playing piano. But the material is good and its compact size. Looks good

Strong and heavy material. Will last long and durable too.