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Weighs so little, you laugh a bit each time you lift it. Some wobble with my 15lb Arturia Keylab 61 controller, but forgivable. All tripods are naturally unstable at certain angles. Top arms hook in instantly. Bottom legs use same basic approach, but have metal lips to keep the legs from simply falling out when you lift the stand. But attaching and detaching the bottom legs is surprisingly annoying. You have to twist and pry and feel like you're breaking the legs to get them out. IMO the biggest problem is storage of the legs and arms. There is none. The legs are a bit too long to comfortably fit into a backpack, so you're left having to "deal" with transporting the legs and arms separately, which is more of a hassle than I originally expected. If lightweight and minimal form factor are your top concerns and you're willing to sacrifice transportation and assembly, this is definitely the stand for you.