Steel Series Apex Pro Keyboard

I tried a few other 2-tier stands, such as the highly-praised APEX series, but nothing felt as rock solid as this one, and it was half the price. I have a MOTIF XF8 sitting on mine (arguably the biggest & heaviest keyboard on the market) and the Z-726L holds it with ZERO wobbling or stability issues. It is easy to set up, but may not be ideal for the giggin musician, this is more of a studio stand. Only thing that annoyed me about this stand was one of the clamps (for the 2nd tier) was unusable so I had to return the part... but B&H's customer service is awesome that they said I only had to return the defective part, and NOT the whole stand.

I use the Apex AX-48 keyboard stand for a heavier digital piano, on the bottom and a Roland Juno Di on top. Each keyboard is easily accessible and adjustable keyboard heights make playing very comfortable. This stand is very sturdy.

I bought this for my Steelseries Apex Pro TKL. It fits quite well despite being designed for the Roccat Vulcan TKL.

Surface Pro series is the best. I have been upgrading since pro 3.

Bought these after my Steel Series Arctis pros broke due to their design flaw. Quality of a product was very important to me and these pass with flying colors. Pros -Easy to set up. -Great sound quality. -Durable design. -Great mic quality. -Customizable Cons -Not noise canceling, there is a kit that can be bought separate for 60$ to fix it. -A little heavy for my taste. -The mixamp is almost a must to have a good mix of sound and voice.

I have owned previous mouse pads, and this one is my favorite. I had a steel series pad before I purchased the BenQ, and the BenQ is definitely superior. It’s not a small pad either! It’s a good bit bigger than my steel series, and a lot bigger than non-gaming pads. It makes me wonder how massive they consider large because the small pad is medium-large in my opinion. I use low dpi (800) on my mouse as well, and there’s plenty of space. The quality is fantastic, it’s extremely soft, and has a nice rubber bottom. I think you get what you pay for here, and it’s a definitely a quality pad.

I recently upgraded from the Apple Series 5 Stainless Steel to the Series 6 Stainless Steel. While the Apple Watch remains one of the standout wearables you can buy, I'm still awaiting another leap forward in functionality and design. The blood oxygen monitor is another weapon in the arsenal of health Apple is building but isn't the headline feature I am clamoring for. As ever, the incremental improvements to the battery life and display are welcome, but it feels like there's untapped potential still with Apple's Series 6. Apple Watches are rising in popularity to the point where most will know that they're small second screens that connect your iPhone to your wearable, and you might be wondering whether the new device offers anything massively alluring, if you're thinking about upgrading from an older model, you’ll be especially honed to learn what’s new. This Watch has a blood oxygen sensor inside, new colors to delight, and a more efficient S6 engine at its heart. It also has a brighter display for sunny conditions. Beyond that, the rest of the new features that the Apple Series Watch 6, like sleep tracking, hand-wash tracking, and new buckle-less bands, will be made available to older Apple Watches.

I bought this to replace my steel series and absolutely blows me away at how good they are. My stream says I sound better. I hear better and the sound deadening is amazing.

Must have for either X Pro series or X100 series.

I was surprised at how well-made and sturdy this combo seat/keyboard stand is for the price. It needs to be assembled, but that's fairly easy to do. The steel used for legs, etc., is heavy-gauge, so I'm pretty sure this will last a long time. This was a good buy!