Headphone Stand – Aluminum Gaming Headset Holder for Desk – Computer Game Hardware and Accessories – Gamer Storage Gifts for Men – Black

Super handy
I bought 3, one for me and my kids. We love them and it prevents my kids from forgetting their headphones on their chairs and then pulling chairs out and yanking their laptops off the desk. Easy to put together and not wobbly.

Nothing too fancy here, but that’s a GOOD thing, I think!
For people who wear over-the-ear headphones, it’s always a bit of a quandry as to how to store them when not in use. Serious users will put them into a dedicated case after every use, but that’s not necessarily convenient for everyday use. And just leaving them on the cabinet top isn’t either the “neatest” or “most protective” way to store them, either.So, headphone stands… always available as a niche product… have been becoming more mainstream recently.There are countless variations on the theme of “headphone stands” and similar devices on the market. There are under-table hooks, wall brackets, and, like this, tabletop bases. Some of those have LED lighting (why, I can’t imagine). Some have USB hubs built in (at least that makes a bit of sense to me, as that allows for charging of rechargeable headsets with only a short segment of wire coming from the stand (and another, longer one, going to the power source, but “permanently” in place rather than plugged and unplugged every time).This is a no-frills version… just a pure, mechanical physical bracket, with no “bells and whistles” whatsoever. And yes, that’s what I wanted, as I’m using it for a headphone set which uses swappable batteries which charge in the wireless uplink station they connect to.The only part of this which I didn’t like, exactly, as the “Targeal” nomenclature on the base… which isn’t objectionable, per-se, but does, to my eyes, ruin the “clean lines” of the design. Fortunately, this is a mere decal… a sticker… and can be easily removed from the aluminum plate it’s affixed to.This is exceptionally simple. An aluminum base place, black anodized and with the edges bevel-machines after coating, to give a nice, clean appearance. A single hole to which a vertical aluminum post attaches by threaded fastener to the base plate. And a sheetmetal bracket which attaches to the opposite end of that vertical post, upon which the headphone headband rests.But I LIKE simple. And this is exactly what I wanted. Clean, no silly flashy lights, just pure functionality.My only quibble is that the base COULD be slightly heavier, and thus a bit less possible to accidently tip over. It’s heavy enough, but it could be even more stable. (Worst case, a bit of double-sided tape under the bracket would be sufficient to prevent any such tipping over, though.)

Exactly what I expected
It’s a nice, sturdy little stand for a headset. The metal is actually stronger than I expected it to be, and there’s rubber where it sits on the desk and where the headband of the headset rests on the stand, which is nice and keeps things where they’re supposed to be. Easy to assemble and looks nice.

Perfect for my office
I needed a headset stand for at the office. I took a gamble on this because the weight of my headphones are a little heavy. This stand holds them perfectly. Very easy to assemble and very basic. Can’t ask for anything else.