Millenium KS-2010

If you need a reliable foundation for your keyboard, the Millenium KS-2010 stand is a top pick. Combining simplicity with robust support, this stand offers the perfect balance of function and practicality without compromising your budget.
Built with an adjustable X-frame, the KS-2010 adapts to your preferred height, giving you complete control over your setup. Its steel construction ensures long-lasting durability, while its foldable design makes it easy to carry to gigs or store at home. Whether you're a beginner or a pro, this stand holds your instrument steady during practice sessions or live performances, letting you focus on what really matters—your music.
The Millenium KS-2010 isn't just another keyboard stand. It's a reliable, adaptable, and affordable piece of gear that gives musicians exactly what they need: stability and convenience. Ideal for players at any stage of their musical journey, it’s the stand that’s got your back—literally.

I required a reasonably good quality stand at the right price for my M-Audio Axiom 49.
This really is an awesome purchase considering it's budget price range. It is light, versatile and stable in use. In other words it can't be knocked over without significant force, which can be important when surrounded by very enthusiastic band mates..
I particularly like the way the mechanism for height adjustment works, basically it allows you to set it to any height, rather than the usual selection of 3 or 4 set increments and the rubbers on the ends of the support bars keep my keyboard from slipping around.
Recommended!

I use this stand mostly for keys, such as a Crumar Mojo 61 (one manual organ/piano). It serves this purpuse very well - sturdy, easily adjustable. Always been sceptical about X-stands, thought them wobly and unreliable, but this one, with its doubble-X, changed my mind. It's fine, and it seems to last. I haven't used it with very heavy keys (15-20 kg +), but it would probably handle it.
One thing to take into account is how much space you need for pedals, if you're sitting down. I mostly have two (rotary to the left, swell to the right). I'm fairly tall, and there's space for my knees, but only just.