Headphone Stand, Universal Aluminum Metal Holder for AirPods Max, HyperX Cloud II, Xbox One, Turtle Beach, Sennheiser, Sony, Bose, Beats PC Gaming Headset Display & Bluetooth Headphones (Black)

Terrific for being what it is... stand. The package comes in a box in three parts: the base, the height (side note it would be nice if was adjustable, and your headset holder. This was practical and does the job. The material is sturdy steel.

Good stuff.

I recently purchased this headset stand and I couldn't be happier with my purchase! This stand has become an essential stylish accessory for my desk.First and foremost, the design of this headset stand is simply stunning. The sleek, minimalistic design complements my gaming peripherals perfectly, and it adds a touch of sophistication to my workspace. The stand's clean lines and premium materials give it a high-quality feel that instantly caught my eye.Durability is a critical factor for any headset stand, and I am pleased to say that this one exceeds expectations. The stand is incredibly sturdy, providing a safe and secure place to store my valuable headset. I never have to worry about my headset accidentally falling off or getting damaged, thanks to the thoughtful rubberized padding on the top surface and the weighted base that ensures stability.Aside from its excellent design and durability, this headset stand also helps me keep my desk organized. Before having this stand, I used to toss my headset onto the desk, and it often got tangled with other cables. Now, my headset has its dedicated spot, and I no longer have to rummage through the mess to find it. It has become an indispensable organizational tool, keeping my workspace tidy and efficient.Furthermore, I appreciate the space-saving aspect of this stand. It takes up minimal desk real estate, leaving me with more room for other essentials. When not in use, my headset is proudly displayed on the stand, adding a touch of elegance to my setup.Finally, the assembly process was quick and hassle-free. I had the stand set up and ready to use within minutes. It's evident that the manufacturers put thought into every detail, ensuring a user-friendly experience.

I have the Soundcore Life Q30s which aren’t the lightest weight headphones. I needed a stand since I found myself wearing over the ear headphones more than my earbuds. This was a very inexpensive but sleek solution. It did come with some permanently embedded color in the white base (maybe something that melted in the plastic), but for $6, I can’t complain too much. They will tip over if you hit your headphones accidentally, so be cautious of that. I’d still recommend them because their only purpose is to act as a stand.

This well-priced product is what I needed for my Turtle Bay headset. It is a total of 3 pieces (base, middle, cradle). It's fully assembled in less than three minutes. Seems solid. It's not obnoxiously big (see attached photos to get a view of its size: a 24" computer screen & a 50" tv screen).

This is a headset stand. No frills. No excitement. But it gets the job done. Very lightweight, but sturdy.Holds my microsoft xbox headset with no issues.Very happy with the purchase.

This product is a serious case of "you get what you pay for." I bought this for my home studio. It works OK, but I have to be conscious and careful not to knock it over. It's very light. The base isn't weighted compared to the stand part at all, so it doesn't really have much in the way of stability. The base is big enough that it is stable and fine when it's just sitting there, but if your headphones have a curly cable (like my studio headphones) then the weird tension might cause it to slide around or tip over when you pick the headphones up. If I bump it (or my headphones cable) while they are resting on it, it also can easily tip over because there's no counterweight to the headphones in the base to keep it stable.I do plan to keep it. It was under $10, so you get what you pay for in this case. I am going to add velcro strips to the bottom and stick it to my desk or put a weight plate on it to give it better stability.The pad where your headphones rest is made of soft rubbery material and I am not worried at all about it damaging my headphones, so that's a plus!Pros: Soft pad that won't damage headphonesCons: Base is not weighted at all, so it's a bit unstable when headphones rest on it.Verdict: You get what you pay for. This costs less than $10 and the main flaw is easy to address.

Holds my over the ear headphones without any issues.