Headphone Stand, Fatanics Universal Headset Holder for Over Ear Headphones, Made of Aluminum and ABS, Black

After assembling the product, you'll notice the vertical member is flat-side-forward. This means the narrow side indents into your headphone cushions. That is not good. "That's pretty stupid," you think. "Who designed this thing?" Then you re-check the product pictures, and note that the two photoes showing the stand with headphones are photo-edited to hide this design failure. Why no other reviewers seem to have noticed this (or cared) is beyond me. If you're the "I don't care about anything"-type, I guess it might not matter to you, either.

Simple. Sturdy. Great materials used. Don’t let the price scare you thinking this is cheap. I got this for my gaming pc desk setup and it holds my white razer kraken v2 headphones perfectly. Doesn’t tilt, fall, or wobble.

I am that kind of a person who don't want to keep my expensive headphones flat on the desk. I was looking for a headphone stand which is cheap in price and I found this. This stand is easy to assemble, and steady. The center backbone of the made of steel or some metal and both base and the head (where we place the headphones) is made of plastic. Surprisingly the product quality is not cheap like the price and is definetely worth the price.Wish the center piece is re sizable or little long, as my headphones are wired there is just enough room for my wires to bend. This is not damaging my wires though, just a wish.

It is a good feeling headphone stand. It holds my bulky headphones with ease. It is reasonably sturdy and has a nice build. The headphones still take up about the same space just it looks much neater. The one improvement I would have liked is a place to rap or hang the headphone's cord. This addition would organize my desk even more. You can't just throw your headphones at this headphone stand, it would topple over. I have had no problems so far.This headphone stand comes in three pieces, base, pole, and mount. It does not need any additional tools to set up.

(Using Corsair RGB Void Pro) Does what it's suppose to do but not the best at it. Bery flimsy and will fall over once in a while. My recommendation is to save up for a sturdier headset stand or buy one that sticks onto the side of the desk, which is what I have now.

I have a Bose neck speaker that I use at work daily. It's important to me, and since I have it customized with studs I figured it would look very nice on display in my room. This stand works perfectly for just that. It's pretty simple as far as composition and assembly are concerned; it's pretty hard to screw up such a product and there is nothing bad I can say about it.

Unless you permanently mount it to your desk or shelf, it's too light weight and falls over when you try to set the headphones on it or try to take them off.

Works great with my Steel Series arctic 7. I may use a command strip to hold in place so I don't knock it over when the headphones are off of it, but it is steady with them on and it looks great to boot and surely you cant beat the price.