Headphone Stand Headset Holder Earphone Stand for All Headphones Size | Aluminum Supporting Bar Flexible Headrest ABS Solid Base for All Headphones Size (White)

This is a nice little stand for my work head phones. It comes in 3 pieces and it also came with an LCD cleaning wipe. It was self explanatory to put together. It was clear the base, the rod, and the top where the head phones would sit. The rod was heavier or sturdier than I thought. The bottom does have the logo “new bee” on it which kind of bugs me but it’s so dark I barely notice it and it’s on the side not right in front. My headphones fit perfectly on it. They’re easy to take off and on. It is a bit wobbly like if you grab your headphones super fast but I rarely use them so it doesn’t bother me. I really just didn’t want them sitting on my desk anymore and my work only gave a command strip hanger which just wasn’t going to work for my particular desk. I like that it’s all black so it looks sleek. The pieces all fit easily literally took seconds to put them into each other. I think if you use your headphones a ton you may want to get one that has a weightier bottom for when you grab them, but for my purposes it works well. I think the price point is fair for the quality too. Overall if you just want a cheap way to hang your headphones and don’t care about the logo this is the one for you.

This headphone stand is simple but works exactly as expected. I mainly wanted something to keep my headset off the desk and more organized, and this does the job well. It feels lightweight but still stable enough for daily use. Assembly was quick, and it doesn’t take up much space on the desk. For the price, it’s a nice little accessory if you use headphones regularly.

This is a solid option for an economy priced headphone stand. It has a small footprint and is stable on a solid surface. Its very easy to assemble as well. The top bar is straight but is soft enough to be "bent" to better fit the curve of the headphones. That said, it is not form fitting and could leave creases on the inner headband of some headphones. If you are on a budget and the top bar for the inner headband isn't a concern, then it is worth a look. If cost isn't an issue, there are better solutions if you have expensive headphones.

Easy to assemble, looks sleek and holds my headphones. Liked it so much I bought one for my work from home days and another for the office. Stand stays put and I can easily grab the headphones to answer a call.

When I ordered these, I received two and wasn’t sure what to expect. They are made of plastic with a bit of aluminum in the middle. The price was much lower than other stands I’ve seen, and Amazon has an excellent return policy, so I decided to give this a chance. I received them today in a nice, flat package, very compact. When I opened one, I noticed the base has a little weight to it. In a headphone stand, that’s very important. Without that, the slightest air current or brush of a sleeve knocks them over. My first thought about the cradle for the headphones was that it seemed much too bendy to work. I reread the description and was reminded that it’s designed to shape to the headphones, then it made much more sense. It also comes with an aluminum rod, which gets the Oscar for best supporting actor. Kidding, but it was and is quite firm and seems challenging to bend by accident. That’s awesome; obviously, it looks better straight, but it won’t fail and drop the audiophile $1000 headphones on the ground for the puppy to chew. Assembly was simple. The plastic pieces go on either end of the aluminum rod. They’re friction-fitted, so I just had to gently push them in. I started with the base and cradle, then picked it up and pushed them in at the same time. As I said, I picked up two of these; the first one I assembled one piece at a time. That worked well. Once I understood how it works, it was easier to assemble the second by pushing both ends at the same time. These hold my headphones very well. The cradle has lips on the edges to prevent them from sliding off, and the aluminum support fits right between the two ears. I actually didn’t get these to hold my headphones, though. I recently bought a pair of JBL Clip 5 speakers, and they don’t stand, so the sound goes up instead of toward me. Now, I slip the clip over the cradle, and it works perfectly! There is even enough room to charge while I listen. I’m very happy with these and glad I gave them a chance. I’ll get a few more for headphones I have too. TLDR: 10/10, highly recommend! The price is so low, at least today, I would suggest getting one more than you need because they are so versatile.

In a world where my desk is often a battleground of gadgets, cables, and the occasional coffee cup, the New bee Headphone Stand is the superhero I didn't know I needed. As a grad student and software developer, I'm no stranger to the chaos that comes with juggling multiple devices. Enter the New bee Headphone Stand – the stylish, yet practical solution to my headphone storage woes. Firstly, let's talk aesthetics. The aluminum supporting bar with its sleek black finish is like the Batman of headphone stands – understated, yet undeniably cool. It's the perfect counterpart to my array of tech gadgets, providing a touch of elegance to my often cluttered workspace. The flexibility of the headrest is where the New bee really shines. It gently cradles my headphones, be it my bulky gaming headset or my more refined studio headphones. Much like a good software framework, it's adaptable to various requirements (or in this case, headband sizes). Durability? The ABS solid base says it all. This stand isn't just a pretty face; it's sturdy enough to hold my headphones without wobbling or tipping – a feat that my precarious stack of books (previously used as a makeshift headphone holder) could never achieve. The utility of this headphone stand extends beyond mere organization. By elevating my headphones off the desk, it not only saves space but also prevents cable tangling. It's like having an efficient sorting algorithm for my desk – everything is more accessible and orderly. Moreover, in the era of remote work and online meetings, having my headphones within easy reach yet neatly stored is a blessing. No more frantic searching for headphones when a sudden Zoom call beckons, or when I need to dive into a focus-intensive coding session with some background music. In conclusion, the New bee Headphone Stand may seem like a simple accessory, but its impact is significant. For anyone who values a tidy, efficient workspace (and let's face it, who doesn't?), this headphone stand is a must-have. It's the little things that make a big difference, and the New bee Headphone Stand is a testament to that – a small, yet mighty hero in the quest for desk organization.

Pretty good stand hold my headphones good and it’s stable

Works. Quality is a 5/10. Way too lightweight. Everytime I grab my headset it moves the holder and I have to readjust it on my desk

An adequate item that does it's job and looks good too. Recommend it.

Solid quality product served the purpose with sleek design. also delivered fast. thank you New Bee

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Very good product, nice finish, sturdy, good packaging, specially liked the thank you note where they did not ask to rate 5 star for a cashback.

very good