Dinly VR Stand, Virtual Reality Headset Display Holder for all VR Glasses - HTC Vive, Sony PSVR, Oculus Rift, Oculus GO, Google Daydream, Samsung Gear VR and MERGE VR/AR

I was looking at stands for my HTC Vive, and looking for one that was decent and still relatively cheap. I came across this after multiple searches and despite few reviews, I decided to take a chance. While true it is plastic, it isn't the normal cheap plastic I was expecting. It is of decent quality and holds my Vive well.While it appears for any VR headset, several things about it help keep things from falling off. The Platform because of its size, supports the weight of the headset and when balanced with the round part going back, ensures it won't fall off. It is also quite sturdy on the desk even without rubber feet. With the addition of the hard VIVE audio strap, it only makes it more secure and increases the balance. The straps that normally come with the vive still work quite well, figured I should point that out.For the money I spent, it was well worth it. Plus when I need to move it, it collapses completely. so there's a bonus.

I got this for my husband after he got himself a PSVR for his birthday. He kept storing it back in the box because he didn’t have a better storage/display method. I saw this and it wasn’t terribly expensive. It fits the unit nicely. It looks pretty sleek when it’s sitting in/on it. It feels sturdy.

VR Headset Stand.I love my VR headset, but it bothers me to just leave it lying around on the desk when I'm not using it. The dinly VR Headset stand addresses this problem nicely.First impression:The Stand comes in 5 interlocking pieces. It took less than a minute to put together. Once assembled, it has a nice clean tech look.I bought one to use with my Oculus Rift, and it works perfectly. I tried it with my Vive (with tpcast installed), and it also works just fine. I'm going to pick up a second one so I've got nice stands for both.Overall:They are made of ABS plastic and have a nice two-toned finish (matt and glossy). It's more than strong enough to support the weight of a headset, and I would expect this to last for years. It seems to be a great value for the price.

The photos show two different models. The primary photograph shows a unit that has a base with wire tracks to organize your charging cables, but by picture 3 this disappears. You will not be getting the one posted in pictures one and two, but rather the version is the latter pictures. I still gave this a relatively high rating, because it was very easy to assemble, and was a good value for the money. I was just a little disappointed.

Just bought an HTC Vive last week, and it was feeling misplaced within my space. With much research over the past few days, I narrowed it down to this very VR Stand right here. There's not much to say about it, but it definitely fulfills its purpose with zero compromises. The construction is all plastic, and its fairly light weight. Thankfully the base is very wide with rubber feet. Also with the headset weighing it down, it stays rather sturdy and won't budge an inch.You'll do yourself a big favor getting this stand, it makes any setup look nice with any VR headset sitting on it. For $20, I don't think there'd any better solution than this one. Thanks Dinly for a great product!

Looks great! I keep my cord wound up on the inside of the stand. This keeps my headset off the ground which is exactly what I bought it for. Nice and sturdy.

When I purchased this stand I was just looking for something that would keep me from simply laying the Rift on my desk and it has accomplished that goal. Every time I take the Rift off of my head, I immediately place it on this stand. I wish there was a place to put the Two Oculus Touch controllers. I always end up laying them on my desk and have to look for them whenever I play again. Overall I can’t complain about the stand.

Bought this just after getting psvr and it holds it perfectly. It's easy to assemble, light but heavy enough to hold a vr headset without falling over. It's made out of plastic, but sturdy enough that it won't break unless you intentionally try to break it. Over all, I would highly recommend this to anyone with a vr headset.