I have yet to get the perfect height ratio recommended by my software

I had to rig mine up with wire to even get my keyboard at the right height

However if you swap out the feet properly, you can adjust it to the right height

As someone mentioned above, if you rotate it 90 degrees and swap two of the rods, it can be adjusted to the perfect height

THEN YOU CAN SET THE RIGHT HEIGHT

For the stage professional, height may be a problem when playing in a mobile band environment.

Sturdy, holds keyboard securely at a good height, at least for my tame use

Easily adjustable height and is lightweight enough to be portable

The height is perfect for me since I use it standing up and the stand itself is very stable

I do have a drum throne that could work, but it puts me at an unnatural height when compared to sitting at my acoustic piano.2

The height is good for

I stand at the keyboard on stage, so the adjustable height mechanism( which is also easy to use) works very well to get the keyboard at the right height for me

I am 5' 6", pretty average height so a little disappointed that it does not lower further

I decided to rotate it 90° so the adjustment bar is vertical, putting it at a much better height

After a little messing with it, I got it to fit in so that the height is now perfect for my AxiomPro 49 keyboard.

The lowest height works fine for sitting and practicing, as long as I adjust the bench height properly

Assembly was simple, adjusting the height is a chore, though

The stand's box doesn't mention the Privia brand, and to be honest, the keyboard is very thick, but still, if it weren't for my height and especially tall bench, the height of the stand would have been a problem.

This is a great height for playing standing up on stage, and fairly easy to assemble.