Pros:Works great with A5+Very sturdy the weight of speakers keeps these stands from moving

I wanted to bounce top speakers off ceiling and this does the job, the speakers are on top shelf near ceiling and angled toward ceiling, they hold weight of speaker well, great for bookshelf speakers.

Instead, they are hollow, somewhat flimsy hard rubber that do not do a great job at making the speakers sound any better

While these should just come with the speakers, they really help and do a great job.

Does the job well, but it seems outrageously expensive for a 3D printed piece of plastic.

These do a great job of reducing vibrations and aiming the speaker where it should be

They work, keep the speakers off the carpet, which improves sound quality

So, they are a good solution if you need this type of speaker stand

Perfect solution to get speakers off the floor and at the correct angle--works just as expected.

Couldn't find another simple solution but these work fine

These are probably one of the most elegant solutions you'll find for desktop speakers.

but it makes my desk look sexier so worth

so I don't scratch the desk

It’s made of a rubbery/soft plastic material that tilts your monitors at the optimal angle for an noticeable improvement in sound

They are made from a hard rubbery material and solidly holds thespeakers at an angle.

They are made of solid material, and should last for a long time.

While the angle of the stands are nice, they are made of a lightweight flexible plastic/rubber material, but if you turn it upside down, you'll see it has gaps from how the machine molded it

Soft plastic/rubber material that, in an audio studio w/o a mosh pit, should stand up to anything that is in there

It is a great product, does the job at creating a placement angle for your speakers/TIP: If you have a glass desktop: I cut some black foamy sheets and stacked and glued 7, placed the stacked foamy under the stands and the sound is much better now.

Good product but couldnt recognise the difference of using or not using it

Great price point and a great product for my home recordings

Great product just way overpriced for what you get

These do help keep the speakers from making a vibrating sound while sitting on my desk and the aiming of the speakers slightly upwards points the sound directly at my head instead of my chest

It is a great product, does the job at creating a placement angle for your speakers/TIP: If you have a glass desktop: I cut some black foamy sheets and stacked and glued 7, placed the stacked foamy under the stands and the sound is much better now.

These are expensive for what you get, but they do improve the sound of my AudioEngine A5 speakers that are sitting on a ceramic tile floor

So, expect to be initially disappointed when you open the box, but if you don't have speakers mounted at head height, or for some reason you don't love black ash but still want decent sound, these stands allow you to tuck your speakers away while reaping the benefits of a simple angle adjustment

They sounded good but something was just "not right" - lack of base detail and a somewhat muffled sound

(3 stars because while they work as designed the price is very exhortation.(Also, I only used one stand for my application

The only downside is price, but it would be difficult to DIY anything of this quality, and since there are really no other options on the market, I sprung for them.

Great price point and a great product for my home recordings

Sure, perhaps a buck or two more than any reasonable person would think is the "right" price, but hey, not THAT

Definitely one of the best "upgrades" I've made to my studio in while and well worth the price!

Not great for long center speakers like Martin Logan XT50, otherwise works as advertised.

They work as advertised, very clean and the angle is perfect for desktop applications.

Not great for long center speakers like Martin Logan XT50, otherwise works as advertised.

These stands are very simple (dense rubber) and they work exactly as advertise

I actually bought these to use on some high mounted left, right and center speakers that I wanted to angle downward

I used to elevate my back speakers that sit on the floor level, between sofa.

The foot print is a bit smaller than the speakers themselves and only adds for a littles more space on the desktop when you have such hefty desktop speakers in use.

Perfect companion for these awesome speakers and enhanced the entire listening experience

They're very nice, rugged, and look good supporting my speakers

These stands are very simple (dense rubber) and they work exactly as advertise

These stands are very simple (dense rubber) and they work exactly as advertise

Instead, they are hollow, somewhat flimsy hard rubber that do not do a great job at making the speakers sound any better

The stands aren't solid rubber like I thought, but I have had no problems with them.

These inexpensive little rubber stands make EXCELLENT isolation mounts for studio monitors.

Not sure if this is a caused by shipping,storage,manufacturing or what but the stands were very dusty when they arrived I had to rinse them off in the sink

I still can't get over what a nice improvement these stands have made to my listening experience while recording and mixing.

These inexpensive little rubber stands make EXCELLENT isolation mounts for studio monitors.

Sturdy, molded stands for holding heavy monitor speakers at an excellent angle on your desk

The stands are almost invisible under the speakers, making them look like they are floating above the desk