Great little podium for non-grandiose applications
344294
Great little podium for non-grandiose applications. Easy to put together: took maybe 10 minutes. From Oklahoma Sound of Clifton NJ, made in China at a very fair price.
4006986
I needed desktop speakers that were small but wanted to avoid the cheap awful quality sound that usually comes with a small size. I found it. So if you are crunched for space (office cubicle) and want some speakers that are pretty decent for the price (around $40); here you are. Not the bass you would get with an Altec Lansing subwoofer-but you really can't have that at an office anyway. Plus, you aren't paying out the $$$ a subwoofer would cost. A nice system for said niche.
823642
Although definitely not recommended for the pro-level weightlifter, the MARCY Flat Utility Weight Bench does the job and does it quite well for the price.  It's lightweight, which makes it perfect for small spaces like studio apartments or small garages.  Once you're on the bench, it's fairly stable.  I'm six feet tall and weigh about 170 max, and although it's fairly narrow in width, it holds my frame adequately.  I also recommend using this bench strictly with dumbbells as I don't think it would support barbell lifts too well, especially if one is a novice and "balance" is an issue.

Overall, I rate if a solid four-stars for portability, build quality, practicality, looks and price point.
839006
Like others reviewing this stand, I was a bit suspicious of the quality and ease of assembly but went ahead and ordered because:
1. The price was right; and
2. It's the largest portable stand (nine guitars) I've seen.
The stand arrived SUPER fast, so good start. After opening the box, I realized how light it is, and also confirmed that the accompanying "instructions" are barely helpful. However, after around 30 minutes of tinkering, I had a fairly decent 9-guitar stand! I was especially careful in not over-tightening the screws and pegs after reading other reviews, and that the threading aligned from the start. Result? NO PROBLEMS! Overall, a decent lightweight, multi-instrument stand, as sturdy as it needs to be, and with adequate padding
4124860
This desk came in two separate packages when delievered. Original instructions said it would be a two-person job but I was able to accomplish it myself in around 4-5 hours.

There is plently of surface desk space in total. This works well my current configuration of two 21-inch monitors, a printer, subwoofer, speakers and a lamp. The USB adapter works as intended with my HP computer. The actual adapter is not flush with the table and this works out well considering that some object could otherwise knock out the connected device wires from it docking area. The adapter below the table is fine but I do not like the fact that it needs to wrap around behind the desk and into the computer holding cabinet.

The computer holding cabinet is very spacious and can fit an average to full size tower with some room to spare. Above it is the nook for holding portable devices such as IPods, phones, etc. There is a felt board that, when folded appropriately, is supposed to keep your portable devices at a certain angle. I just left it out entirely and place all my mobile items flat on the surface.

The drawer and file cabinet to the right are fairly sturdy and the cabinet looks like it may be able to hold about 10-15 pounds max of paperwork. I wouldn't go beyond that since the bottom surface of the file cabinet is cardboard and the handle is plastic.

All in all I would say that this desk is very reasonably priced and its L-shaped style fits fairly well in my small apartment room.
4385770
Nice little sturdy table if you don't mind assembling it.
I mounted it on top of an old TV console when I need it, and it works great.
1889944
It's tempting to mount small speakers on the walls, but there's just no way they'll sound as good as putting them on stands away from the walls. These stands seem to me to be a good bargain for very small speakers (it doesn't hurt that there's very few options in all of Amazon, though). The assembly was easy, and there's a plenty of mounting options included for most small speakers (I have Mirage Nanosats). I did have to make a quick run to the hardware store to get a bolt-washer-nut combo to make it work properly with my speakers, but you'll likely not need to. The bases are black-painted tempered glass which look nice using with either the gloss side up (with logo) or the matte side up (although the second pair I received was quite a bit better looking on the underside than the first).
Update: after a couple of months, these have not held up. Any movement at all can strip the threads of the base of the rod where it bolts to the glass plate, so don't plan on moving them for cleaning, unless you're very, very careful. Too bad they're so disposable, because they do look nice. Should have been tipped off by the price.
1462233
I looked around a lot for something that I could use to mount my Sonos speakers and this was the smallest one that could do the job weight-wise. I would have rather used something a little better looking (not a fan of all the curves and the 90's look, but in the end it blended in and I never really looked it. Holds really well. Quite sturdy.
11085
Nice, heavy stands are perfect for my bookshelf speakers used as rears in a surround system. Assembly was easy except for one of the little screw-in feet which wasn't threaded properly and wouldn't screw all the way in. I just decided to go without the feet at all and have no problem with vibration, etc. They look good and do the job.
2543821
Bought this mic stand to be used with a studio mic. It is very sturdy and mounts to a desk with ease. It is a smaller-scale unit. Perfect for lighter-weight studio mics.
776317
For a few years, I've lived in small NYC 1-BR apartments in buildings without communal bike rooms.  In order to use my space efficiently, I need my bikes to go vertical without taking up too much wall space.  Cheap racks that screw into the wall are great unless you've got old walls made of plaster and shingles that make it impossible to find a proper weight bearing stud.  And studs aren't always present on the portion of the wall you've allocated for your bikes.  This stand was perfect for my needs.  The price is a little higher than I would like to spend and the directions weren't exactly the most consumer friendly, but overall I'm very happy with the purchase.
2784761
Used this for an event where we broadcast background music before the start and then made announcements through the single cabinet (mounted on a speaker stand) at the start of the event. As a musician who is down-sizing his gear, this one is a keeper and i'm selling my JBL stage monitors and rack-mounted power amp. Note that you cannot run the mike through the XLR input while using the 1/4" connection for another feed.
I would expect most uses would include small stage setups with one or two of these for vocal monitoring. I expect to use this for small setups as my own personal monitor if needed. In all, there are many arrangements where this cabinet would work well.
2081351
As some mentioned, I purchased this as a cheap solution for a dual monitor stand. I thought it would do fine but wasn't going to be anything special, but I was surprised. The quality is great, it looks and feels sturdy. Comes with all necessary tools to be assembled, an extra small parts (plastic, screws, caps). You can move your monitors sideway, back and forth, and you can turn it 360 degrees. Overall I'm super satisfied with it.
1976190
Serves me well.  Primarily used as a tool for podium speakers to mount their iPad during presentations.
4273044
This is a fantastic little desk. I have a laptop on a stand and a 27" monitor on the desktop and a keyboard and mouse on the tray. That still gives me a little room for a drink and a notebook and pens if I need it. This came to me in good condition and was easy to put together. It fits the very small space that I had for it, which was a big factor in choosing this desk. The tray height and desktop heights work very nicely for me (5'2"), even leaving enough room under the tray for a cat to sit in my lap.

Since I bought it needing to fit a very specific space in my apartment, and I don't intend to live here forever, I wanted something inexpensive and flexible. It fits my precise needs now, it folds down compactly if I need to store it away, and it is simple in style to fit in with many different decors and in many other room/furniture arrangements. It is solid wood and, since I take good care of my possessions, it should last a long time.
3693751
I am using these as a HOTAS stand for a Saitek X-55 HOTAS controller. I use double-sided sticky tape to keep the controller securely taped to the stand.

If you are looking to do the same, then be aware that the bottom needs to have some weight added in order to avoid movement, but putting your foot on it helps too. I cannot knock this product though, since this is not its intended purpose. It is sturdy, takes less than five minutes to put together, and it looks good. It's the perfect height to go alongside my chair. I'm 6'3", so if you're any taller it will be too low. If you're under 5'8" it will probably be too tall.
4015670
Sturdy, stable, inexpensive, and no assembly required, just what I was looking for