K&M 260/1

I bought them to be used as stands for my Genelec 8030 studio monitors. (didn't wanted to spend too much since are meant to be used only during Covid Lockdown).
I am very satisfied, an excellent solution for the price.
As a mic stand, I've used them many times and they are great.

Pros: Stabile, cheap, sturdy, well balanced.
Cons: If you need to transport them, they are not a good choice do to the weight. Consider a 3 leg stand, not this sturdy-heavy-solid metal base. ;)

Summary: great product.

I bought this stand instead of the normal 3 legged ones
as i use them a lot in restricted areas and didnt want people tripping over the legs of the normal mic stand
I could have bought the cheaper stands but you get what you pay for
This is a very good quality stand.
The base is nice and strong without being too heavy
You will find it hard to knock it over which is good
Just a very nice good quality straight up mic stand from K@M recommended

I use this stand for live performances and it's good! I like that the bottom is heavy so it doesn't move if I get too excited or clumsy on stage.

It is very easy to use, and it saves a lot of space because of the round base. If you intend to use it with vocal or direct mics, it's perfect. Great buy.

I tried to set this up and had very ease to do it, after 2 minutes my stand was ready to rock.
I didn't liked that much the absence of an additional microphone support, which you really need if you're using this tool in the studio or you're recording with a diaphram mic. Anyways still be convinced it's a good piece of equipment, so...

Recap: this stand is what you would expect from a professional stage stand. Plus, has a solid feel and nice design. Definitely suggested!

it does its thing perfectly though the base could be heavier

Will take the weight of an NT2A mic. Would have preferred it to have an arm that popped out, so i could rec piano and voc at same time (stand sits bit too far from vox, behind the keys), but perfect for mounting a mic screen.

It’s perfect. No complaints.

When floor space is a bit limited and you need to stand and sing, this is perfect. There's a heavier one available, but unless you are putting a massivce weight on a lever you don't need it.

The stand is lightweight, looks great and while the stability is not perfect I cannot really think of a scenario in which this would become a problem. We played a gig on a rather shaky wooden floor and there were no problems. When I accidentally ran into the stand it didn't fell over.
In comparison there was a little bit more floor noise picked up. Great stand!