Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a cool headphone stand. It’s sturdy, weighted, and the RGB lighting adds a nice touch. Setup was super easy and setting up the lighting is easy as well. Only gave it 4 stars because of the price. $50 is a bit expensive for what it is, but if the price doesn’t bother you then it’s worth it.

It looks so awesome and matches the rest of my coputer desk setup. Too expansive but love the look.

Kind of useless as yes it is just a stand but for the price you would think it would work all the time... ive had nothing but problems with the Corsair software. Something at this price should work regardless of having the software open or not, it doesn’t even light up if the app isn’t open. Very disappointing. Overall it is a cool stand but it is not worth near the retail price.

The colors are WRONG... When it supposed to show WHITE color, it shows sky blue color. (Even if you choose only the white color on iCue). When it should be Orange color, the stand leds are more yellow. And with all the colors are the same. The stand colors does not match with the other accessories i have (K95 plat, Corsair Void Pro, MM800c mousepad, etc). Ok. Maybe I have a bad Unit. But I've been reading on forums, and so many people have this problem. This is incredible, because is an expensive stand. I will ask for a refaund. Examples on pictures (from other user, but I have the same problem): In the first picture you see green - but it should be yellow In the second picture you see yellow - but it should be orange

Pros: - The stand itself is tick and sturdy - Additional USB ports - RGB lighting Cons: - Kinda pricey. There are cheaper knockoff brands at half the cost. - USB ports suck at charging headphones/phone. (knocking a star for that) Overall I love this stand. At the time of purchase BB had another non-RGB by corsair that was much cheaper but I wanted more unicorn RGB puke on my desk lol. Its strudier than the Razer stand.

I bought this to replace a plain Jane headset stand I had. I was impressed with the heft and sturdiness of the this. It's got a very solid feel to it. The lighting effects are nice and can easily be disabled. The biggest draw is the two USB ports on it. Very convenient for having my wireless dongle there and running the charge cable through the side port keeping everything in one spot and nice and tidy. It is a bit pricey, but it's a very well built stand and the features for me were well worth it.

Solid, well built, great quality. It's a headset stand, that's all it is, but again, it's a very well made headset stand. Weighty/heavy base keeps it from falling over, RGB lighting is excellent if that's your thing, easy software, and an extra USB port on the side for the charging wire for my wireless headset (can be used for a phone, or any USB device, as it transmits data). Good buy, a little pricey, but great overall.

Quality product. Product build quality is far better than I was expecting. RGB lighting works well with Icue. Word of caution don't plug into usb header next to your ether net port. That port doesn't have as much power as the rest of the ports on rear motherboard panels. I plugged into that port at first and Icue wasn't detecting it. I uninstalled icue and reinstalled. Still no luck. Thought I had a defective product. Then I ran across this topic in a corsair forum. Changed to a different port and it magically appeared. Apparently this is a common problem with motherboards. Power hungry devices just don't work well in that port. Corsair isn't to blame just how motherboards work. Knocked of a star because of price. Build quality is great, sounds great with the usb port being used. Nice lighting. Knocked off one star because I am not sure if it was worth $69.99 for a fancy headphone stand for most people. For me my build is in a corsair 570x mirror black, corsair h150i elite capellix, removed stock sp 120 fans and added 3 ml120 pro rgb, corsair k68 rgb mechanical keyboard, corsair iron claw mouse, corsair virtuoso rgb se headset, corsair vengence rgb pro ddr4 3600 c14 ram. You get the idea one software to run all my rgb and peripherals. Even my power supply corsair rm850i is detectable through Icue. for me eliminating all but one rgb software was worth the money. But still 69.99 for a fancy headphone stand. I think most would find that a little pricy.

I have this plugged into one of the USB ports on the back of my Xbox One X, and it’s great to store my headphones on top of my media cabinet and yes, the RGB lights do work and light up while connected to my Xbox. They go in waves, and I don’t believe I can customize the light patterns without plugging them into a PC, but it looks cool at night. The stand is made out of a nice aluminum body with weighted bottom to prevent tipping over. A bit pricey for a headset stand, but I think they are worth it. I only wish there was a switch to then the RGB and other lights off to prevent burning them out prematurely. I unplug the usb cable from the back of the stand when I’m not using it. Hopefully this doesn’t wear out the connection point.

Pretty cool RGB. Nice and bright. Thing is super sturdy. Could use it to defend myself if needed. Does a really good job holding and charging my headphones. A bit pricey though.

I have almost a full set of the Corsair RGB peripherals and decided this would be a nice addition to the set. It is a little overpriced for what it is in my opinion but it is very well made and looks nice with my Corsair Void RDG headset, M8800 RGB mousepad and K70 RapidFire keyboard.

RGB gives more frames. This stand is expensive. The usb come in handy for charging stuff.

First, let me say this is a luxury, or a "want" item for your PC Build or setup. Do you have to have it, no, but, if you like RGB then this is a sweet item to get. I really like the look it provides with my setup, and with my corsair keyboard,and mouse pad to go along, it really pops with the RGB. It's expensive, for sure, but if you have the means, I highly recommend getting it to add to your RGB setup.

Its a stand that holds your headphones. I feel that this is way over priced for what it actually does. I do plug my headphones in it, which then that plugs into the back, all via USB. I can't review on audio cable as my headphones don't connect that way. The lighting is very minimal, nothing to write home about. Its heavy, as in pretty good quality and thats probably where the sticker price comes in at? Otherwise.. meh.

I really love corsair and needed a headset holder. This was great because this also charges stuff, I don't really care about RGB, but it is there also. I have this powered by my monitor usb and it works great. I would try to get it on sale or with point coupons though as it is waaaaay too much in my opinion for what it does.

Purchased this to go with all of my other Corsair accessories. Looks great when all your colors are coordinated. Is it worth $70? Probably not. Do I regret buying this? No. It looks great and just another way to make your setup look cool and clean

This item looks great with the other RGB accessories in my son's set up. He also has the Corsair gaming mouse and keyboard. I thought it was expensive for what it is, but it was on his wish list for Christmas so I indulged. He hangs his wireless headphones from it which keeps his computer area tidy.

I enjoy this headset stand. It doubles as a usb hub and sound device. Plus the RGB lighting is fun. Though for the price I don’t think it is for everyone. If you want some bling and need a place to hang and plug in your wireless headset or mouse, this is very good. If your just hanging a headset, just get a cheaper hook.

Other then the quality of the material used not really sure what more I can say. It does what it is intended for and that is hold headphones. RGB works well and the build quality is solid. I guess my only complaint would be the price.

Never realized how useful this could be. Now I have somewhere to hang my headset out of the way. The extra USB port is also appreciated. A little pricey but well worth it.