I've been on the hunt for reliable guitar stands that won't take up space in my home studio, and the New Bee 2-Pack Height Adjustable Foldable Guitar Stand absolutely delivers. As someone who owns both acoustic and electric guitars, I needed something versatile, sturdy, and easy to store. First off, the build quality is impressive for the price. The metal frame feels solid without being overly heavy, and the adjustable height (from about 24" to 38") lets me customize it perfectly for each instrument. No more awkward leaning or slipping, the secure Y-shaped cradle with soft EVA foam padding grips the guitar neck firmly but gently, protecting the finish from scratches or dings. I've tested it with my Martin acoustic, Fender electric, and Alvarez classical, and everything stays put, even during quick swaps between practice sessions. I can see this design would be great for other string instruments as well. The foldable design is a total lifesaver. They collapse flat in seconds and tuck away under the bed or in a gig bag, making them ideal for small apartments or road trips. Setup is a breeze, no tools required, and they support up to 33 lbs. per stand, which covers most guitars with ease. I notice zero wobbles - even on carpeted floors. If you're tired of flimsy stands that look great in photos but fail in real life, grab this 2-pack. It's affordable, practical, and built to last. Highly recommend! Read more
Good quality materials, went together easily with no tools needed. Is sturdy and attractive. Two for one pricing, Good Value very satisfied Read more
For the price these are nice. Assembling them is fast and easy and the final product seems sturdy. I like that these are slightly more elevated than the standard Guitar Center style $15 stand. (These used to be $10 "back in my day!") A little easier to pick up and keeps it off the floor more if there was an issue like a basement flood. I think it looks a little nicer because of this as well. There is also a little rubber tab at the top that you can snap on to keep the neck secured to the stand. The head is adjustable, but only by about a 7" range. If you had some very tall instrument this might be handy, but I don't see the point for most guitars. Read more
The stands are sturdy and look nice. They also fit our guitars well. The top rubber latch that holds the neck is a little stiff and a little hard to latch. Unfortunately our package was missing a fastener for the top of one of the stands. Now we just have to be careful not to mess with it otherwise the top falls forward. Read more
Excellent price for a 2 pack of quality guitar stands. I wasn't sure if these would be decent or not but I really am impressed with the quality and design. I liked that they have knobs to tighten down pretty much everywhere. The bottom part that holds the body can be tightened so it doesn't randomly spin around when you are trying to set your guitar on it, like most cheap guitar stands do. I wasn't sure if I would like that this stand holds the guitar higher off the floor than most, but it looks a lot better higher off the ground. Only thing I would say is I wish it had a bit more "lean back", what I call it, so the guitar would feel more secure from falling forward. This one is better than most at that though. So I can't say anything bad about that, just a preference thing and I usually add rubber floor protectors on the front legs to make it lean back more. I HIGHLY recommend this 2 pack value deal. GREAT stands!! Read more
After reading one star reviews, I wasn’t sure what to expect. Those people must have received a different product. Of the six stands I have this the sturdiest. Bottom doesn’t swivel - thankfully. Assembly was easy. Put my most expensive guitar on it right away. Read more
Pleasantly surprised with these stands. I have some 16ish guitars and basses so I needed something I could buy in bulk without breaking the bank, and I'm fairly tall so the raised height works out really well for me. Between the height and the width of the legs, these can take up a bit more room than a standard guitar stand, but I really like that about them; shows off the instrument more, gives it more of a "presence", and its not at risk of tipping over. Additionally, these sort-of work for offset guitars. The bottom support uses a square pin and therefore can't rotate like some other guitar stands, but the instrument can rest on one side of the bottom bracket, and one side on the top bracket. It can be a little off-center, but I don't think its that bad. Certainly better than trying to lean an offset against the wall. Pretty happy with these, will definitely buy more! Read more
If you’re going to set this stand up once, put an instrument on it, rarely move the stand, then the stand is a good value. The way this stand is made, you have to partially disassemble the stand in order to fold up the stand for transport. You have to remove the bottom instrument support in order to fold in the tripod, and keep track of the instrument support during transport. Also, you have to remove the bolt and nut from the top instrument rest in order to fold down the part for transport. At least there is a hole for the bolt and nut on the stand, so you don’t have another loose part to keep track of. This is a major pita if you are frequently moving the stand (load-in/setup & teardown/load-out). Other than that, the stand is sturdy and a good value. Read more
