Millenium BS-500 WH Set

I've been using these stands for a few weeks now, I use them for a pair of Adam Adam A7X monitors and so far they've been fulfilling their role perfectly. They seem sturdy enough, so no complains there.

However, what could be better are the little plastic thingies at the base and on the top of the stand that supposedly should serve to fasten the cables; they are flimsy and can easily come off the stand. Also, the height adjustment is somewhat limited by the holes that are perhaps a bit too far apart, so that doesn't exactly allow the fine-tuning of the height (the height of the stands is adjusted by slipping the little metal bar into a hole that's on the main bar, although presumably it might be set just by tightening the screw, but I'm not sure if I would put my trust into these plastic clamps only to be able to hold weighty monitors). In my case though, the height ended up to be optimal; when I put Adam speakers, tweeters end up to be at the level of my ears (besides, it doesn't seem like something that cannot be compensated in other ways, from adjusting the height of the chair to putting a foam or something appropriate under the speakers. but maybe it might be an issue for some).

All in all I am pleased, I think it's a good deal for the price.

I bought these budget Millennium stands to match my white desk in my home studio.

I own a pair of 20/20 monitors which are quite heavy and the monitors sit on top OK although they are a bit wider than the shelf. Therefore the stands themselves are a little wobbly with the weight. Luckily the stands are positioned behind my desk so I don't need to go near them. If they were accidentally knocked they would fall over.

The stands themselves are made of a heavy material but rest is a quite cheap plastic. The instructions were not really straightforward and the mechanism for heightening them is a bit confusing. Also when I assembled them one stand was "slightly" higher than the other. I had to jiggle one stand to get it near the same height as the other.

For the price these are passable speaker stands in a nice white colour but they could be constructed better.
If you have heavy speaker monitors then these are not for you.
I would advise investing in more sturdy monitor stands.

Overall great quality, the plastic cable holders though are not durable and effective.

One year update
The stands are really good and solid, but they are a bit too tall for my Yamaha HS7 monitors.
It would be much better if they could go at least 10cm lower. (I am using the spikes as well which add about 3cm)
I am 180 so i guess for an shorter person it would be much worse.
Just for your better understanding i am using a normal height desk and chair and the tweeter is on my ear level only if i stand with my back 100% straight.
Apart from the minimum height they are really good quality for that price.

Reliable and inexpensive stands for monitors. The appearance is also good. They practically don't wobble. Optimal height adjustment. Good color quality. A lot of small metal shavings and scale inside the pipes of the structure, pour out of all the holes and rattle inside the base of the stands. I had to make an effort and spend time removing them. Manufacturer's instructions: remove them after welding the stands. Otherwise, everything is OK.