Combatwing Gaming Headset with Microphone for Playstation 5, Double Head Beam Suspended Soft Soft Memory Earmuffs, 7.1 Surround Sound Wired Headset LED Light for PS5, PC, PS4, iMac, Laptop

I really don't have enough good things to say about this headset stand, nor do I have a single bad thing to say. Let's start with the material this thing is made of. SUPER high quality. The base is dense and heavy, and the stand feels very sturdy as well, with a thick and heavy rubber coating on the arm and phone rest. I mean, WOW, it just feels like a well made product when you pick this thing up. The heavy base ensures high stability for hanging your headset. This thing wont tip or fall unless you forcefully try to. The overall look of the stand is just really superb. It'll be a great addition to any gaming set up. I like the notch that the arm has. I like to use it for holding my wireless headset charger and/or wireless controller charger. Makes it nice and easy to find if you don't already have a designated charging station. The assembly of this stand is a breeze. 2 Screws (provided) on the bottom of the base, and you're all set. I'm trying to think of something critical to say about this stand, and the best I can come up with is that if you have a headset AND your phone on the base, the phone will most likely be partially blocked. But realistically I only use the phone stand when I'm gaming, and it's a nice little feature to be able to see your phone if any calls or notifications pop up while you're gaming, that you otherwise might not have noticed. Even the price on this thing is unfathomably low. In all fairness, this is my first headset stand, so I don't have much to compare it to, but I have no complaints whatsoever with this one. A solid buy, and I highly recommend this one to anyone on the fence with another headset stand.

I purchased this to help keep my night stand by my bed a little more organized (and mainly to stop knocking my iPad off of it every night). S far it has done a great job.I like:- It's study and all metal so it shouldn't ever break unless you're trying to break it.- The rubber feet, tablet/phone support, and headphone rest help keep things in place.- It can hold a normal iPad and a large pair of headphones easily- It has served as a great stand so we can watch videos or stream shows from tablets without having to hold it the whole timeI dislike:- You do have to use two screws (mine included an extra one) to the arm piece to the base. They also provide you a screw driver to do this. It took less than a minute, and wasn't at all hard, but for some reason I wish they did this prior to shipping. It wouldn't make it much larger.Overall, if you're looking for something to hold headphones or a tablet, this works a lot better than anything I've tried to make at home as a temporary substitute.

I LOVE this headphone stand. I have tried several others for my many headphones and of all of them I like these the best for how sturdy they are. I also like that they are a nice bright silver color. I like the cell phone stand though I don't use that feature too much. I have yet to try and see if my tablet will fit back there. The cable holder is a nice idea but having it in the front has not worked out so well for me. So I just don't use them and put them where the cellphone is supposed to go. I love the nice box this came with and that it comes with its own screwdriver. That's so nice they give you the tools to put it together. It's easy to put together you just put the screws in the two parts. I keep these next to my PlayStation 4 for my Sony bass headphones. I will order a second one soon for my Sony hear on that I used at my PC for sound editing.

Purchased as a gift and the assembly was easy and sturdy.

Pros:- Slick polished metal look, stylish- Rubber components help hold headphones/phone in place and prevent scratching- Stable baseCons:- No cushioning on the top "hook" of the stand - can compress headphone band/cushioning and may affect headphone band over time with storageOverall Impression:The rubber stop on the base is meant for a phone/tablet, which hasn't seen much use honestly but could be useful. Has a little notch on the top part of the stand for earbud cords/etc. Overall slick and stable, nothing fancy.

Stripped the screw heads trying to tighten them all the way, but couldn't get it so the top of stand wouldn't wobbles against base. My headphones with their heavy cable (HD580s w Cardas cable) make the thing want to topple over like a drunk.

I purchased this for my husband, who is an audio book artist. He absolutely loves it.It is lightweight yet sturdy, and designed to perfectly secure his headset without occupying much of his precious "desk real estate". The top grip is rubber, with a clever notch to hold wires so there's no chance of their getting tangled. The bottom rubber piece can securely hold his phone or Ipad behind the headphones. When he records it's important not to have any extraneous noises; this ensures nothing scrapes/bumps/falls unexpectedly.I would not hesitate to recommend this to voice over/audio book professionals, DJs, studio artists, gamers or anyone who needs to secure their precious equipment and save "desk real estate".

I bought a ton of headphone hangers in various styles to display a voluminous collection of headphones representing an absolute wagon-load of wasted resources, and then reviewed them all. A few were really good, and some were awful. There wasn’t much middle-of-the-road.This one is pretty nice. It’s a well machined and finished, blasted aluminum with decent weight for cordless or removable-cord headphones AND a pair of earbuds. Assembly is a snap, and a driver is included. There are no visible screws.