Metal Microphone Stand Tray with Mic Stand Phone Holder - 11.7" x 7.8" Functional Large Mic Stand Tray Shelf for Studio, Concert, Karaoke Clamp on Music Stand Shlef Attachment

This was an awesome addition to hold my phone and things while playing drums. It was really easy to set up and clamped on perfectly to my hi hat stand and feels very secure. The size is perfect as well it doesn’t take up too much room but can hold everything I need it to. Definitely worth the money.

This mic stand tray works great for my purposes. It is plastic and is not going to hold really heavy loads but holds a phone, guitar picks, and lots of little things. I have set a beer on it before, and it held up fine but I wouldn’t recommend that. It attaches easily to the mic stand.

The build quality is very light weight with the plastic material. It will break easily. That being said, it has been handy for use on my camera cart to hold things like sunglasses, or a pen. The hold capacity, is not something where you would want to hold something like a drink honestly. It's super easy to set up. My iPhone 11pro max is actually bigger than the tray. The pictures show it to be this huge tray but it's actually pretty small. It does its job for very light weight work, it's smaller than an 8x10 piece of paper so a script or sheet music will not fit on this. But the value for money is pretty much there, I think $10 or under would be closer to what I think it's worth with the plastic material.

My husband loved the quality and size. The price was economical. Would make an excellent gift for a drummer.

The shelf is sturdy enough, but I ended up not using the phone clamp. It's a bit wonky and didn't work well with my iPhone 14. The headphone hook is nice, but it's not all that sturdy either. Good for light or studio use. Don't think I'd take it on gigs.

Easy to install. Holds picks, capos, even a coffee cup. Great value.

Completely disappointed in this. First, the anti-slip pad does not fit correctly. You will drive yourself absolutely bonkers trying to line up the holes and the edges while fighting with it wanting to adhere immediately to the tray. The pad is just simply too small. If you somehow manage to line up one hole perfectly, none of the others will be correct, nor will the edges. Second, this is NOT an item that can be quickly and easily added or removed from a mic stand. You need to figure out where you want it on your stand, and leave it. If you install it above the vertical adjustment thing on your stand, then the stand will not collapse all the way down. If you install it below that, it may be too low for you. Your best bet is to leave it permanently attached, which if you're a gigging musician, isn't ideal. Third, you will absolutely wear your fingers to raw nubs attaching this thing to a mic stand. You're essentially attaching two separate, unconnected pieces together with two LONG screws, and doing so in a tight area. Fourth, it's not stable. As stated above, it is painful (literally) to attach to the mic stand as tight as you can, yet it wobbles. You can't tighten it any more, and yet it wobbles. What a joke. All in all, if you have a mic stand that you don't need to break down and move often, and if you're ok with the up front work of putting the thing together, and if you don't mind a non-fitting anti-slip pad, and if you're ok with a wobbly tray, and if you're overall expectations are low, then this is the product for you!

Excellent product, allowed consolidation of space.