- Height Adjustable Speaker Stands, One Pair Floor Stands | Heavy Duty Base Extendable Tube, 11 LBS Capacity Per Stand, MAX 39" Height Adjustment MD5401 (Speakers Not Included)

These are nice stands. Easy to assemble, sturdy, look great. No complaints.

Great rear speaker stands I have the TCL Q85 and it fits the rear speakers. They also provided the correct longer screw to hold the speaker in place.

I bought these because I did not want to spend almost 3x's the amount (around 110 dollars) for the stands designed specifically for Roku wireless speakers. Assembly was simple. Not many parts to deal with. You are better off using your own Phillips screwdriver though, not the Frankentool they give you. The screws it comes with (#6 fine thread) are too long for Roku speaker mounts so I had to use my own. Not a big deal but something to keep in mind. The Roku speakers weigh around 4lbs each. I would not feel comfortable putting anything heavier on these stands. They do not give me the impression they could support much more weight. Even my speakers are pushing the limits IMO. It would not take much effort to tip them over for example. Fit and finish is very good. No flaws, no missing or damaged parts, etc. Nothing fancy or "good looking" about them. I have them hidden from view behind our recliners, so looks were not a concern anyhow. I have each one raised all the way up and, so far, they have held position without any slippage. Overall, 3.5-4 stars for quality, value, and overall functionality. There are far too many virtually identical speaker stands out there to determine if these are any "better" or "worse" than the others, so my advice is to just go with the least expensive option. That's how I ended up with these.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: I bought the Nakamichi Dual 12" Dragon system, but the surround Dragon stands weren't available, so I tried these. These were rated at holding 11 pounds. The dragon surround speakers weigh 9 pounds. They work GREAT!! The only issue was the speaker mounting holes. I would have to drill a custom hole in the stand to use the 2 screw holes in the Dragon surrounds. With the bracing that comes with the stands just 1 screw seems to hold the Dragon speaker very well. I also think these stands are udder rated at 11 pounds. They are VERY sturdy. The stands come with rubber screw-in feet but also have carpet spikes in the parts bags if needed. I'm using the rubber feet. The adjustable height is another feature that the Dragon stands don't have.

We are using it for our home theatre. Strong material and looks good value for money

Did the job. My Samsung Q series speakers fit perfectly. I only wish they were a little taller. But they are ear level sitting on the couch.

All good, it's what I was expecting and it worked perfect for samsung q990f rear speakers.

Used for Samsung Q990D rear speakers. Overall good quality and seems durable. It was a little confusing which hardware was supposed to be used for this. Images in instructions weren't accurate. After finally getting it mounted I noticed the speakers weren't level. The more you tighten/secure the screws on the bunting bracket, the more of an angle it it creates and lifts the front of the speaker up. Speakers are attached to just one screw on the back of the unit (top). There is nothing to secure the base of the speakers, so they still wobble. Not 100% secured to the stands. Feet underneath the main base feel like hard, smooth plastic, rather than grippy rubber. So they can slide easily, which to me is a con because it more moveable and makes it less stable.

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I spent some time tracking down stands in AUS that would work well with Samsung PS-RB99B Surround Speakers. Key thing is good speaker attachment, and a large enough tube to take the power cable with the 90 degree plug. FYI 47cm cable left, when at lowest height. V clear instructions and multitude of bolt options for different speaker designs. These guys have really thought this through: you get what you pay for

I'm baffled since I can't see how the manufacturer can improve on these, but it seems like they're charging a massive premium for the newer model when these seem perfect to me. I wrote them an email to ask what the differences between the two are, other than a slight change in dimensions, but received no reply. That doesn't bode well for customer support, but there's hardly a need for that given the sturdy construction of these, and the very clear assembly instructions.

I brought the speaker stands to hold up my Samsung q930b rear satellite speakers and they do it is easy. They are obviously not the cheapest speaker stands by any means but a perfect example of you get what you pay for. Strong, sturdy with a heavy base for stability so no chance of your expensive speakers toppling over...I'm really happy with them and strongly recommend you buy them..... now, buy em.

Good for my Sony surround speakers