Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought this stand initially for my Master & Dynamic MH40. Presumably, these should be a great fit given that the MH40 are literally the headphones on the picture of the box of this stand. However, I noticed that the inside of the leather on the headband, where the MH40 were resting, on the mercilessly hard, unpadded headphone stand arm, had developed an unsightly indentation in the shape of the stand arm due to the pressure of the arm on the headphone's headband. So... I found this stand ironically a terrible match for my Master & Dynamic MH40 as well as the MW60 (for the same reason), and for many other headphones as well, because of the unpadded, hard metal of the stand's arm. They work just fine for a small number of my headphones for which the hard metal arm has no drawbacks, such as my AKG K712 Pro (see picture).

This headphone stand is high quality. The unboxing experience is like an Apple product. No fancy feature like USB charging, it is just a stand. For $60 the price is a bit too high for me. If you can get it for free or lower this is a really good stand.

Functional and elegant but expensive for what it is

This is a nice stand for my headphone come in two piece so not to many parts and is strong to hold headphones

This has nothing of value other than the name that comes with it. It is a nice stand for your headphones. But over all it is just a metal stick on a metal plate. Again it is nice but you pay for the name that comes with it. It does look great with my M&D Headphones but that is it.

Great piece to place my Bluetooth headphones. Clean design attractive styling

Didn't think I needed it... glad it was free, don't see the since in it really.

I have had this stand for about 3 months now. The stand does exactly what you would expect. The stand itself is simple and elegant and really shows off your headphones. There is a slight rubber padding at the top where your headphones come into contact with the stand. The stand takes about 2 minutes to assemble. There are two cons that i can think of at think price. Keep in mind i would not normally hold these cons against a product. But, at $60 for a piece metal, I except perfection. First Con: there is a slight wobble in the neck. When you assemble the stand together, there are two pieces, the base and the neck. The neck screws into the base. For some reason after doing this, there is the slightest of wobbles in the neck. Its enough to know that the stand comes in two pieces. The second con, is more of preference but for $60 i except the stand to hold onto a charging cord. this is not the case so instead i have to wrap the charging cord around the neck, else i will be picking the cord up from the floor every time i want to charge the headphones

The only reason this did not get a 1 star is that it is made of metal instead of plastic

A sleek and dynamic accent piece to hang my headphones from. It also sturdy and keeps my headphones where I can find them unlike my remote lol

It has a nice hefty weight. Stable and solid. Perhaps because it is made of steel, that's why it is solid. I like it so far.

Overall, I'm satisfied with this stand. Its made of heavyweight and well finished materials and is rather tall meaning that even the biggest and heaviest of headphones should be fine. I bought this for use when alternating between my Sennheiser HD599 and Audio Technica ATH-M50xBT headphones and while neither are very heavy, this stand has a heavy enough bass and strong enough hanger arm to handle heavier cans no problem. It comes in 2 pieces and has to be put together and mine had to have a small amount of WD-40 to get the fitting to slide together but once i did it just has a single inch~ long screw that you put in to ensure that it dosen't come back out. Price is where i have an issue. No one should buy this for its original $60, the current clearance price of $36 isn't terrible given the weight and machining, but i still have a hard time recommending it for over $30. If you have any reward points like i did, use them to offset the cost.

Amazing Quality and build. Very sturdy and beautiful design. Only flaw is that it will indent your headphones padding when placed on it too long.

Sixty dollars for a piece of bent metal? To hold headphones? Are they just assuming that their customers are idiots?