Headphone Stand Aluminum Holder for Microsoft Xbox One Chat, Turtle Beach Recon 50X/50P/Beach XO One Stereo, KingTop Each G2000, Sony Playstation Wireless Stereo Headset & More (White)

It comes in 3 parts which are very simple to assemble. Good quality and material for a simple look.

Wayyy better than expected at the price point. Very sturdy, non slip. Perfect height, nice soft flexible top arm for headset to rest on. Can’t see it damaging my headset anytime, plus a desk looks great with your headphones up nice and neat! Give it a go you won’t be disappointed.

very easy too-less assembly and very good quality!

Wasn’t expecting much at the price but it’s alright. Very easy to assemble and has lasted a few months so far. Can be quite easy to knock over though so I’d hold the base when you go to pick your headphones up. Can’t complain though for the price

comes in a small box, in three pieces, simple to put together. Purchased as Christmas gift

Bought thee a year ago for my partner, he loves them!

Cheap and as discribed, perfect for my Bluetooth Headphones. Ordered and came the next day, even though stated about a 4 day delivery time

The main structure of these is good, and made out of metal - however for some unexplainable reason, the base is made of plastic. This makes the overall structure a little bit more unbalanced that it should be, especially when there are no headphones on it weighing it down.

Works great for my headphones

Works great. Good value.

Nothing to dislike it is ok

I got this product to hold my spare pair of headphones on my device-charging table. It looks nice and doesn't bring attention to itself. I found it a little jarring that this stand is made out of three different materials – a rubber holster, a metal pole, and a plastic base – but they all look similar enough that the appearance of the product isn't affected. Just be aware that the rack is VERY lightweight and won't stay in place / will fall over if you bump it even slightly. If you do need it to be stationary, I'd suggest using earthquake putty or a similar tacky substance to secure it.Basically, it boils down to this: if you're going to be hanging up and removing your headphones frequently, then consider a different stand with a heavy base (or tack it down somehow). But if you just need a place to hang spare headphones, this is a solid economical option. As I said – it does all I need it to, so I can't complain.

Exactly what I was looking for. Took a minute to put the pieces together - very simple. Seems sturdy enough.