LINSHRY Bird Training Stand, Portable Tabletop Bird Perch Spin Training Perch for Parakeets Conures Lovebirds or Cockatiels

Smaller than appears in photo so make sure to look at the measurements they provide. Basic perch - convenient and inexpensive.

Wish the price was a bit better, it's a pretty simple thing, but just getting the thing together and to me causes the expense. A different one came in a 10 pack, but it didn't look as nice and 10 is a bit more than I wanted to deal with. Four or five for twice what I paid for this would be ideal. I got this for my parrot to sit with me on my desk while I work, and it's great. I had wanted an inch or two taller, but this is fine. He's a Jenday Conure (very similar to a Sun Conure) and his tail just clears the surface when he's sitting relaxed and his tail drops to its lowest. If I let him sit on my shoulder, he always starts going after my shirt, but if I'd put him on my hand, he'd just chill, so I thought a perch would let me type with both hands. And it does! He just chills, or chews on it. It is barely big enough to catch a poop if I forget to take him to do his business. He does drop wood chips all over my books, but that's fine, and he will eventually chew it up--that's what parrots do. Other wooden things like this last quite a while, even though they start looking pretty chewed up.I can also use it for a table-top training perch, although a metal one is actually better than that because the birds are not so driven to chew them, and I'd like to have a metal training perch but am not in the mood to spend the money presently. But I got this one for a nice place for my bird to hang out while I work at my desk and it's perfect for that. Here he is just chillin', almost asleep--and I can get so much done when he's that way!

And he started to chew off the stand slowly

Good training perch, also a nice spot for my sun conure to just hang out in while i'm washing dishes. Easy to wipe poop off of it.

Arrived super fast and was easy to assemble but didn't come with hardware. Luckily I had spare screws from another project.

Little Kiwi likes his perch. It's natural wood grade. I hope he doesn't chew it as he gets older. But overall I'm pleased, easy to put together.

Not very stable. The perch is too big and slippery for parakeets. Chinese junk!