Monoprice Adjustable Height 5 lb. Capacity Speaker Stands (Pair) Black

The description mentions that the mount accepts the standard 1/4" 20 tpi screw hole, which is what my Klipsch speakers have, yet none of the included hardware fits that spec. Once you do obtain the proper screw, one must place it through the large speaker wire hole on the bracket because the two other holes only accept the small hardware that was included. The keyhole method is not a solid option at all. My speakers weigh 3 lbs. and these 5 lb. rated stands wobble considerably when extended to seated ear height.. You do not want wobbly speakers. Use these stands for only the cheapest, lightest speakers that will remain low to the ground.

These look great and, for the price, I thought I'd give them a shot. My speakers weigh approximately 4 lbs each so this should work right? Wrong. There is no option for a bottom mount and, even with the offset in the upper portion, the speaker is placed all the way to the front of the base, directly above the edge of the base plate. The Center of Gravity is then HIGH and on the edge of the base. They will stay upright only as long as no one walks by them too fast. The slight breeze from that might cause them to topple over.

they're holding 4lb 9500 samsung wireless speakers with ease

These stands are unstable and don't have the right screws to fit Monoprice speakers. Monoprice is also a garbage company.

do better at matching stands with speaker sets. these 100% don't fit with the immersive speakers. due to hardware incompatibility / spacing issues. ...also I check ed on this with tech support while I was making the purchase and they assured me they would work. very bad first time customer experience.

I really like them, only reason why I give them 4 stars is cause no matter what you get these days, the screws are junk.. Twisted a head off so make sure you don't tight all the way..

Great product easy assembly and you can move the speakers with ease

Great Monoprice product as always Only issue (kinda) was the adjustable height ?twist? was difficult to tighten and un tighten when setting up Otherwise a dream to set up

I loved these. I gave them 4 stars because when they fall over, which they will, It will guarantee break. Other than that, they're the perfect height and hides cables well. I have children, so I think a bigger platform or wall mounting is best for me.

Perfect replacement for my Bose stand. I like that it is height adjustable.

You get what you pay for. This piece was broker at the middle and I patched it up. Didn?t wanted to return since it?ll take longer to get a replacement

These stands are made out of extremely cheap materials. The metal is hardly better than scrap and has rough edges everywhere and the plastic pole twist lock broke on assembly. Spend a little more and get something better.

It does its job, and seems like a fair build except for the cheap plastic cover. However, it's cosmetic, and will ideally be handled only once, and otherwise the quality won't be noticeable.

They are the greatest speaker holder and are a great addition to our house

I bought these specifically for a set of Klipsch speakers (Reference Theater Pack). I wanted a secure fit and these stands seemed appropriate given the various mentions of 1/4" x20 screws in the description and some answers by staff in the reviews. Well, if you look at the packing list in the user's manual, there are no such screws.... I still managed my installation because I found an appropriate set of screws in my spares box. This said: * on one of the sets (I got 2), the bracket was hard to fit on top of the pole (didn't go all the way to the lip). I could still secure with the screw. * since a 1/4" x20 screw does not fit in the M4 or M5 holes, I had to use the hole meant for the speaker wire, so I just looped it around from the back of the pole (see pic). * I feel fortunate that I didn't have to raise these too high because they are not super stable on carpet. Adding something rigid underneath helps. Optional spikes would be nice. * the first post had a bur or ridge inside that made it difficult to get speaker wire through (kept getting stuck). So I fed the wire from the "top" instead. The only trouble with that is that you have to run the entire length through. Again, since I used the bracket speaker wire hole for my mounting screw, I didn't push the wire all the way to the top but used the small opening in the back of the post instead (less cable exposed). * the 3rd picture (as of my review date) shows the thumb nut facing the speaker. That's incorrect if you are using it for a keyhole mount. The thumb nut should be under the plastic cover so you can tighten with your thumbs (see instructions). I suspect people that broke the adjustment ring overtightened. It's plastic. Tighten just enough to get a proper grip. Shouldn't need too much for a 5lb speaker (max weight). Overall, for the price (on sale when I got them), the stands did the job. I mostly wish the description was more accurate.... Note: the attached picture does not feature the cover. You can see the top of the screw in the wire hole (bottom). These speakers are fairly deep and that didn't help with overall stability.

One of the weights for the bottom wouldn’t screw on because the whole was to big and the connecting screws were the wrong size

Solid base weight, and adjustability. These need an adapter plate with the larger bolt size for the standard size your Atmos speakers use. The weight isn?t an issue, so I should be able to mount them without buying extra parts at the hardware store. I couldn?t use them for my event, and would?ve loved another option to buy if there were models of your speakers that don?t fit these.

The stand is pretty flimsy. It worked fine for a month or so and then the nut used to tighten the stand height broke. It is a plastic part and instead should be made of metal. Also the base is not very heavy and when the stand is fully extended it tips over very easily. Will be returning it.

work great with my vizio m series surround sound rear speakers

They are basic stands. It was very hard to fit 14 gauge wire through the tube but it did work. I came out the back hole because I was using rca screw type terminals and there really wast time enough room of I went up the tube the entire way. Also the holes drilled in the back of the tubes had some serious burrs on the inside that I had to clear out before running the speaker wire. Other than that for the price they look good and work. I wish they had some sort of adjustable feet on the bottom. I had to level them with pieces of cardboard. May like spike feet to use on carpet.