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

It keeps its balance for my heavier nice headphones and looks good on my desk. No assembly

I was looking for a headphone stand that wouldn't interfere with the headband cushions. The front part of the 'bolt' fits between the cushions and holds everything well. The back of the bolt is perfect for draping the cord, keeping things neat. The stand is attractive and seems like it will be durable.I would recommend this item.

Great design, great price. Couldn’t ask for more !

The stand does its job and holds my headphones securely. One thing to note is that the color of the actual unit is a bit more washed out than the pictures indicate, though for me thats not a big deal.

The hanger lug is long enough for most of my headphones, like my Beyerdynamic DT770 Pros, but it's just a little too short for any of my headphones with a leather head strap like all of my AKG cans.Looks great on my desk, though, so no complaints there.

Photo shows it next to ASIN B07VVL5D8L for comparison, on an UpLift sit/stand desk. This stand should look more upscale than the other stand, but the wood veneer of this stand just kind of looks ... flat. Dull. Maybe it's just because of the contrast with the richer wood of the desk? I want to like it more than I do. The top bar fits the headset band of my Sennheiser PC38X headset perfectly, and the design is upscale and clean (vaguely Scandanavian?).

The stand looks great on top of my electric piano. I like that my headphones don’t look carelessly tossed by my children anymore.

There isn’t always a place to put a hook on the wall or similar surface and sometimes, hanging headsets over the monitor corner doesn’t quite cut it. This is where this stand comes in handy. It is well-balanced and stable for a quick grab. There is no extra footprint to take up excess space beyond what the headset would have taken up.While the photos show using the short side for coiling cables, it also works for headsets with skinnier bands. At first, I was planning on using this stand for only one headset and leave the other dangling over a corner, but this has worked to have one on each peg.The wood grain is a good aesthetic, but doesn’t quite match every desk. Photos are accurate.