CAHAYA Sheet Music Stand Metal Portable with Carrying Bag, Sheet Music Folder, Projector Stand, Portable Podium Stand, Laptop Stand Black, Height up to 145 cm, Model CY0194

This stand is fantastic.The music holder plate easily fits 2x A4 pages with room to spare. The depth of the part the music sits on is sufficient for a few books at once. There are sprung arms you can use to hold pages flat if they tend to start closing on themselves. I run 2x clip on lights above my music (not the same brand and purchased separately) which comfortably fit.Fitting the music holder to either the desktop stand or the primary, height adjustable stand takes seconds, and the fit is solid and robust. With the desktop attachment I've found the unit very stable as well as providing a full range of angle adjustment which properly stays in place - no gradual sliding at all.Same for the main stand base - seconds to attach, sturdy, quick to adjust, and all the knobs that tighten things are sufficiently ergonomic to not require a heavy hand to ensure they're fully stable.Do check description since I saw a few variants, but mine was certainly as advertised: Main music holding part, desk stand adjuster, main stand, an A4 file with plastic pockets (not used - can't comment) and a carrying cast (not used - can't comment beyond it seems fine to me).Adding: On main stand at the lowest height, it's easily low enough for me to sit on a sofa or ottoman and look downward at the pages.Great value and as sturdy as stands I'ver used that cost well over £100.

I looked around for a long time for a taller music stand and finally found this. It works, it's steady, it's tall. I chose white which is much nicer and brighter for in the home. My teenage son said after just one use that he was playing better already. Having sheet music at the right height is vital for good posture, practise and playing. He is very pleased with his taller music stand upgrade and I'm very pleased with the quality and price. It was easy to put up and the tripod legs fit around his 3 flute and piccolo stand really well.

Love this stand makes life easier whilst singing and not having to hold a folder and leaves hands free. It appeared quite robust initially. Only slight concern is whether the fixing for the adjustable pole is going to last as already the screw thing which holds the pole in place is not gripping very well and it will start to slip when music is on the stand.

Bought this stand a couple of weeks ago and really like it — had one of the thin metal ones before as a child that folded down quite small but it always felt very flimsy.The quality of this stand is great — it's reasonably light to carry, but feels sturdy when you have it up (won't get knocked over). It has very good spring-loaded clips for keeping sheet music in place that are thin enough they don't get in the way of reading, but strong enough that the music won't move (I would say even outside in wind, but haven't tried that yet).Multiple adjustments on the frame itself for height and also the head can be angled at various inclines which is nice. The head also rotates nicely round its axis smoothly which is useful for e.g. showing your neighbour something on your score. What's also nice is that the head just slots on to the top with a metal bracket so it assembles very quickly.Didn't think I'd use the extras included but the music folder is a nice add-on.Only downside for me was the carry bag — after a few usages one of the handles ripped off the bag and couldn't be reattached — the seller responded very quickly to offer me a full-replacement or a partial refund though so very happy with it.For the price point, this stand is really good. If you want to avoid the small thin metal ones you normal get in favour of something more sturdy this is a really good option.

Very stable, light, portable and easy to assemble.

Bought to replace a much cheaper stand and you definitely get what you pay for. Will last a lifetime so great value.

I bought this stand for outdoor band performances, so it needs to be sturdy for a large music folder and to withstand wind and a bit of rain. It will do this admirably, and magnets can be used to supplement the spring arms to hold the music in place, and attach a banner, as the sheet holder is steel.It all fits in the bag in 2 pieces, so it's quick and simple to erect and pack up. It is less heavy than previous similar stands I've used, but this is good news when lugging everything across the fields!The desk support and folder were a bonus. I will use the folder upside down in rainy conditions, so the water doesn't run down inside the sleeves and smudge the music. You can have that tip for free!

Ive had a couple if the smaller foldaway stands and they’re not very robust in the long term. This is very sturdy, and i like the fact it can easily be set up as a desk top stand, and i love the colour !