DkOvn 1 Pack Guitar Stand, A-Frame Folding Guitar Stand with Non-Slip Rubber and Foam Arms, Metal Guitar Stand for Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Bass, Ukulele, Banjo

Love the weight of the stand. It’s easy to stow away. For the price it does its job well. Two suggestions: make it slightly bigger and make it a little more sturdy. I wouldn’t trust the stand with my Martin, but it does fine for needing to hold a guitar after practice.

I bought four of these for less than $30 and I’m very glad I did. They’re compact, easy to tuck away when not using, and they work perfectly fine. One could easily see these selling for $20 each, but at $7.50 each I consider these probably the best bargain for guitar stands on Amazon.I’m using one for an electric guitar, one for a classical acoustic, one for a parlor guitar and the last for a tenor ukulele. Each guitar is plenty sturdy in these stands. These are very versatile and useful. That said, if you walk into a guitar on the stand or something like that, yeah it’ll probably fall over. But if you’re just using them as intended, they’re plenty sturdy.

worth the money--you can find more durable stands but you'll pay more

The guitar stand came in handy and was a good purchase. It folds away nicely and provides enough support to my guitar when in use.

model b was not as sturdy as i wished, it barely holds up my guitar. :(

Purchased this for my son who has an acoustic and an electric guitar. He normally practices with one or the other and has wall mounted hangers for storing them, but when he's practicing he likes this floor stand for setting them on during breaks. The stand is very sturdy, holds either an acoustic or electric guitar without issue, and just does what it was meant to do. The stand does fold flat to make it easier for transport, but this one stays in my son's room, so we don't use this feature.

Exactly what I needed. Simple to use and sturdy.

Very poorly designed. Since the guitar will lean backwards, sufficient support is needed at the rear of the base. The vertical beams are attached way too far back, leaving very little support. The moment I place my Strats on these stands, there is a slight tip backwards, then immediately tips back to sit evenly on the floor. Your guitar will not tip over by itself. However, it will not withstand an accidental bump as well as a stand that's more competently designed.