Feature:
Holds the guitar, keeps it at a nice, reasonable angle, has cushioning for all guitar contact areas. Perfect.

Quality:
Very, very, sturdy feeling to it. It's thick and is angled so all, or most of the guitar's weight goes straight down, which prevents falling over. I'm 100% certain it won't be breaking. Ever.

Value:
For the parts used, it should be worth just what it is. They've done an efficient job.

Desirability:
Looked good compared to so many other stands. The thinner ones didn't look as reliable. You need the best for your guitar. This is the best way to treat your baby well.

Sound:
Doesn't make a peep, just like it should!

Ease of Use:
Easy as breathing. Just unfold and place the guitar right in its cradle. Will stay upright forever.

Overall:
Awesome design. Get this stand!

Feature:
Holds an acoustic or an electric nicely and is NOT prone to falling over as some similar looking smaller stands can.

Quality:
seems good - I've had mine a couple years. Used it a lot and it's still good as new.

Value:
I've seen similar stands costing more that I don't like as much.

Desirability:
You see much more of the guitar and less of the stand in these smaller models. Plus it's small and pretty light. The lighter ones... well those are the ones I've seen tip over. The on-stage stands seem to be just the right size for stability yet still light and portable.

Ease of Use:
Folds up and stores away easily, and unfolds and sets up easily

Overall:
I have a multiple guitar stand I use with .. well multiple guitars. Any time I take just one guitar, this is the stand! I like it much beter than the taller ones with a pole and a c-cup to hold the guitar.