PEGZONE 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)

Perfect for my surround sound speakers

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.

Adjustable, both vertically, and for speaker width. Not tipsy. We got 2 by mistake - there are two in each package - so I am using a pair, and my son is using a pair. We both like them.

This stand has nice features, but poorly implemented. Pros 1. Side speaker side clamp 2. A gimbal that can tilt to the listener's position. 3. Underbase wiring 4. Tape on speaker pads to protect the speaker. Cons 1. The gimbal can not be tightened once the speaker is mounted 2. Hard to tighten the gimble assembly, no tool for the 3-hole dot ring. 3. A small pipe diameter for the stand, which wobbles. Maybe okay for speakers less than 5 lbs or less 4. Small lite base for a high height stand. 5. The pole extension twist clamp is weak for a 10lbs speaker 6. The Allen wrench tool is missing to tighten gimble

Stands are very wobbly and will not hold securely. One of my brand new Yamaha HS5s fell off and out of the tightened “clamp” and broke on the floor. I reached out to product support with no response. Warranty will not cover this situation either so I am left with the broke speaker. Would not recommend

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.