2 Pack Studio Monitor Stands - Heavy Duty Desktop Clamp Speaker Mounts with Anti-Vibration Pads for Music Production, Gaming & Home Theater (Wall/Desk Mountable)

I wanted to get my Polk S15 speakers off my desk so they could be ear level and also open up some desk top space so it would feel less cluttered and these stands did that job perfectly.They're very stable. Even if I shake the desk a bit the stands have very minimal wobble they just move with the desk for the most part despite being so top heavy with these big speakers so the stand clamps very nice and firmly and the pipe portion stays tight. So when using my mouse and keyboard while gaming or coding I don't have to see them wobble in my peripheral vision.They assemble very easy with pretty much no need for instructions. I glimpsed at the instructions but I already put two and two together. Same bolt for the top speaker plate and bottom clamp so there's very little to figure out.The quality is very solid too and the padding on the speaker plate is a nice touch to reduce vibration and helps keep the sound coming from the speaker instead of the stand.Also the speaker height is very easily adjustable which is nice. Hand turn a knob and lift the speaker plate up then tighten it and you're done.Some issues I have with the stands:1- there's no real clean way to run the speaker wire without bringing in 3rd party cable management products. I wish they had a hole at the top and bottom of the pipe that holds the speaker up so you can run a cable through it or even better if they put holes down the back side of the pipe with little "wire guiding" clips. Right now my speaker wire just hangs off the back while I figure out a cleaner way to run the wire down. Probably will use some small adhesive clips so it should be a cheap and easy fix and is mostly a non-issue but for the cost, simplicity, and purpose of this product you'd expect a better way to do this as part of the design. Oh well. Not that big of a deal.My second issue is that one of the bolts it came with had a manufacturing defect where you put the hex tool into it to tighten it. It has a warped or almost smeared metal look to the inside of it making it impossible to properly tighten the bolt all the way. With some heavy pressure and slow turning I was able to tighten it enough to keep the plate from loosely rotating though it still is pretty loose compared to the other stand unfortunately. Oh well, I'll figure out the threading and buy one at my local hardware store. Annoying and easily avoidable if they just threw in an extra bolt. Can't imagine it would add more than a nickel to their cost considering even the cheapest products I've bought on Amazon like this almost always come with an extra screw or bolt just in case.All in all I love this and highly recommend it if you want to lift your speakers off your desk. It looks great and made my desktop workspace much more usable and less crowded. Not to mention, the audio sounds much better now that it's ear level and not sending sound below my head.Final note: please ignore the mess in my office after I just complained about no easy way to run the wire in a clean way. I just built my desk and I'm still in the process of doing cable management and organizing!