Headphone Stand Wood, Headset Stand for Desk, Walnut Gaming Headphone Holder Compatible for Sennheiser, Bose, Beats, Razer, AKG, Airpod Max, HyperX, Sony PS4 et.

Headphone holder

It meets my needs but have to say that the build quality is not perfect. It leans a bit to one side. The top part is about 1/8 of an inch to far over to one side of the base so the whole thing leans to one side. Not a big deal as it still works fine and it isnt that noticeable unless you look very closely. Same goes for the screws from base up to the top part, almost come through the top piece on one side but can only see the bump from the screws at very specific angles if the light is just right.

I have this good-looking headphones stand on the corner of my TV cabinet holding up a pair of Hifiman Sundara. The large ear cups fit perfectly on the side of the headphones stand, as does the head strap across the top. The stand is sturdier than what I thought it would be, which is a pleasant surprise.

Looks amazing for the price!

great quality and looks great

Just received this. Right out of the box, big, smooth, sturdy, and works as as advertised. My large gaming headset fit nicely atop the stand. What I like about it is that because its a bit narrow, not as wide as my large head, it doesnt stretch out my headset, which I like. Its sturdy and I like that theres room to tuck the cable under the unit.

I have a set of audiophile headphones that are stored in an optimum position now. Compliments my audio system and protects my investment. Great value.

Is shape is good for even pressure on headphone pads.

I have multiple sets of phones at my PC and most hang under my desk on hangers. The set Im currently monitoring with goes on this stand and it really features them well! Nice and sturdy and matches the finish of my monitors pretty closely (ymmv).

Fits my big ol Sony MDR-Z7 phones beautifully. It looks much more expensive than it is. Im fussy about little manufacturing defects and Ill dont see any on this. A reviewer complained that if you turn it upside down and look at the pilot holes for the screws that hold it together, the edges of the holes are chipped. Well, (a) dont turn it upside down then and (b) this is made of wood by a person and you try drilling at a sharp angle into soft plywood and not getting some chips, its impossible, so get over it. Enjoy!