SAMDI Wood Headphone Stand, Headphones Hanger Holder Mount Omega Compatible for Sony, Bose, Shure, Jabra, JBL, AKG Gaming Headphones Display et. (Walnut)

Simply perfect! Excellent quality, beautiful, clean, simple lines that look so much more expensive than it is. No assembly, pull pull out of box and there it is.

Second set of these, love the simple design, they are well made and finished, and now have a pair of Focal’s and HD650’s on them….

I have a few pair of headphones including Grado 75 open air, low budget Bluetooth MPOW and my favorites, Meze 99 silver and walnut phones and a pair of Sony 1000/5’s on the way.I use the Meze 99’s almost daily and I keep this holder on the table next to my chair. I bought second stand - see the photosHere’s what I like:- top rate fit and finish - see the photo of the base for an idea of the tight tolerances on the woodworking- walnut matches my walnut Meze 99 headphones walnut ear cups- simple, contemporary look- not too big for any of headphones, especially the Meze 99’sWhat I improved:- I added round felt pads to the bottom of the base to prevent scratching the surface of my side table - see the photo. Got the felt dots from Amazon! (PS - when I bought this stand again, I found silicone dots in the bag - didn’t know they were included. Don’t throw them out like I did on my first order!)I do all manner of DIY woodworking, home repair and furniture building. Based on my experience this product is extraordinarily well made, simple, inexpensive and attractive.It would cost me more just to acquire the walnut furniture plywood than this products costs on Amazon. Hope that helps!

I am not a fan of the plywood edge that is visible on the all wood version of these headphone stands so I prefer this over them. This does it job well and should last forever

Looks great and is very sturdy.My only complaint is that my earphones had started to wear down and this thing will grab anything that’s sticky - peeled off a bit of the exposed foam from the headphone ears. I would assume however with a new pair of headphones it wouldn’t grab. Either way for the looks it serves its purpose.

If you spend hundreds of dollars on a pair of headphones it’s worth it to spend an extra $30 on a stand so you don’t just have them laying around and taking an impact every time you lay them down. What I love about this stand is that, as you can see from the pictures, it has perfect dimensions to rest the headphones in a way that 1. Distributes pressure across the headphone band and 2. Gives ample room for large pads to rest on the sides without compressing them. This kind of design will really help to preserve the life of the soft parts of the headphones so you don’t have to replace them. I measured my headphones and compared them with the dimensions of different stands on Amazon and actually aren’t a lot of stands designed this way. And, it looks nice as well. I’m going to buy another and will post a picture of how nice they’ll look together.

We bought this headphone hanger for my son's gaming area. It does a great job keeping his new headphones safe and looks great in the room! High build and finish quality and is very stable.

I own both a pair of black Kokoon noise-cancelling/sleep-aiding headphones and Bose Quiet Comfort Noise-cancelling headphones.The Bose headphones fit on this perfectly.The Kokoon's also fit, but with overlap. They are larger and heavier than the Bose, but they aren't so large that they look ridiculous on the stand. However, if you don't want any kind of overlap with headphone as large as Kokoon's, look elsewhere. I use it more for the Kokoon's because those need to recharge, so the stand gives me somewhere besides a drawer to put them while they do that. Also, I knew this stand might be narrow for the Kokoon's since the width is only 3-inches, but I wanted a black wooden stand, and at the moment there isn't a great selection for that on Amazon.The quality of the stand is very nice, solid, and not likely to fall over without bumping into it. You won't be getting most headphones off of it one-handed, especially if your headphones tend to cling to the head, but personally I wasn't concerned with that.