Review on Skywin Glass Stand Compatible Constellation by Thimothy Purnell

Bought these for my base station 2.0. Assembly was fairly easy, but everything was covered in loose fiberglass coasters making assembly awkward. Even before I installed the base stations, I noticed that the height-to-base ratio was a little less than ideal, and just walking alongside them they wobbled a bit (YMMV, since I had them on a carpeted floor, the hardwood base might be better). However, after the base stations were installed, they wobbled even more. Not good for a device that needs to remain as stable as possible to function properly. Worse, when the base stations were powered on, they exhibited microvibrations due to the rotation of the motors. They would be good for some low-profile speakers, or just about anything that doesn't rely on the accuracy of their function, like the base stations they're advertised for. work with. For something like VR base stations to be reliably stable, a larger base and/or a thicker stand is required.