🎧 Metal & Silicone Headphone Stand Hanger with Cable Holder - Black Desk Earphone Mount Rack for Sennheiser, Sony, Bose, Beats Gaming Headset Display - Fancy Music Studio Accessories - HS102 Review

With so many positive reviews I am confused as this is a very poor product. in place and won't stick to the surface it's sitting on), and the top portion simply snaps into place with plastic. It's very thin, and the solid piece of metal shakes with every touch. and the whole thing can tip over if you slightly press to the side or if the headphones land on bumps. I have a $14 stand, it's a solid piece of metal, and it's a lot better than this piece of crap for more than double the price…

The way it all fits together is ridiculous. It's literally a 1.5 inch metal bracket that you place a thin silicone shell on top of (not the base). The weight of your cable hanging from your headphones or in a rack MAY prevent it from tipping over. It's like Weble. The price is ONLY in case I won't be returning it, but it's definitely not worth $19.99, maybe $14.99. The second star is from a contoured silicone holder, which I like because it doesn't cushion your head like others. All in all I…

I think that's a great headphone stand. I'm pretty picky and don't understand all the complaints. The silicone-based metal stand is strong enough to do what it needs to do. The base itself feels a little flimsy, but when attached in combination with the metal stand it has enough integrity to add just enough support to keep the stand balanced with a load that will be balanced anyway. And I'm not a surgeon, but I can easily put the headphones on and off without the stand tipping over. I love the…

I recently bought new Xbox Wireless Headphones and wanted a stand for them when not in use as I expect a nice cushion shape around the headphones as they deform over time if I just put them on the surface like that when not in use. After purchasing the first stand I found that these headphones are heavy and I also found that the cushion in the headband is deformed. over time when sitting on a stand. This particular stand has a longer stem than other stands I've tried where the head strap fits…

Looks good with such cheap quality. It will get the job done, but I personally don't like the flimsy silicone base and headset stand. The only solid part is the metal stand itself. If the base and other parts of the headset were made of durable plastic with a silicone coating, I would like this stand more. I personally don't think it's worth $25. If it had cost me $15 or less I wouldn't have been so disappointed. ***UPDATED*** Avantree contacted me to offer another product at the same price…

I am a gamer. Not a gamer "Sometimes I play for two weeks", a gamer "I grew up with a gamepad in one hand, a gameboy in the other and my phone number ends with 1337". By day I'm a software developer. Needless to say, every appliance that comes into this home is of a high standard. However, I don't understand why there are negative reviews for this product. Any negative feedback is guaranteed to be legitimate user error. I love this thing! I looked at probably 100 different headset stands and…

I bought this headphone stand for my Steel Series headset. Instead of a curved headset resting on your head, it comes with an elastic band that fits perfectly on this head stand. One of the issues I have with this product is that the round rubber mat compresses heavily at both ends, locking the mat in place. The following is my opinion on the product as a whole. Adhesion: 3/5 This is not really an adhesive, but rather a coaster that is placed in a metal frame. (See photos) I moved my stand from

Looks pretty cheap but does the job. Comes in three parts: metal handle/leg, bottom silicone shell/base, top silicone headphone stand. Silicone parts are sucking in. The product is mainly supported by an arm that doubles as a leg. The silicone base piece sits flat on whatever surface it rests on, but it's not perfect. Swings easily but doesn't look like it's actually going to fall. The main reason I like this product? The silicone headphone stand is because it is made of silicone and is…

I usually prefer to store my headphones in hard cases when I'm not using a particular pair, and often work with them by twisting and turning them. I didn't really think about buying a headphone stand until I bought the very latest pair of Sennheiser HD 600's currently on display on the stand. I've now decided to buy it because it's occurred to me that even a spot on my desk probably isn't exactly a safe place to get in the way and spill drinks etc. I figured a headphone stand would instead make