Auray HPDS-B Desktop Headphone Stand (Black)

TLDR: Great headphone stand. Worth every penny unless you are using it with a LARGE set of cans. (Audeze, DC Ethers, Sundaras, etc)The unit is great. If you have a pair of Beats or a decent gaming headset, get this. Just buy it. You wont regret anything. They are sturdy. The baseplate could be a bit larger for heavier headphones. The minimalistic and single piece design is really nice and doesn't pull your eye away from the headset (if you are "displaying" a set).I think the majority of users will absolutely love these stands. That being said, feel its important to share my concerns in the event someone is looking to use the stands as I am. I am using them for a pair of Dan Clark Aeons and a pair of Audeze LCD 2's (the recent model, with wood inlays). I realize using a unit at this price for these headphones comes with its caveats.The unit is 10" tall. But the placement of the headphone band on the stand is 9" above the baseplate. If you store your headphones with cables attached, this might cause the cable necks to rest on the baseplate. This is a bit concerning. The area covered by a thin layer of neoprene is roughly 2.5" deep and 1.5" inches wide. Again, not a deal breaker for most headphones. The LCD -2 has a rather large head band and it was not comfortably sitting in the tray. I solved this by rolling a microfiber towel and placing it between the headphones and the stand.The plate is plenty big enough to stabilize even larger than "normal" headphones. The weight of the unit is in-line with what I expected from a single piece of 1/8 inch steel. That being said, I will likely add a weight for a bit more stability. I have been unable to locate a unit from the same manufacturer that is taller and slightly larger in the cradle area of the stand. I will keep looking as these are awesome.

My girlfriend works from home for a software company, and there are many meetings involved. Watched her struggle for a couple of years with a headset stand that fell over too easily, and, when she gave up on that, having to constantly move the headset out of her way. Thought this stand might solve her problem. Well, it's been a month and she loves it. It seemed a little large at first, but with the flat base and off center arm, it's really not in the way. And it's solid, heavy base with neoprene padding keeps it right in place with no tipping or sliding at all. She likes to keep her work space simple, and this stand fits right in. Scored some boyfriend points with this one. Recommended!

Purchased this based on another reviewer with a pair of Audeze LCD series headphones. Over this is a solid headphone stand for a great price. If you have wider head bands like LCD-2 ..etc they're okay. I disliked the way it curls leather on the top band but other than that it works as intended.

Great stand, large hook to accommodate just about any headphone. For a single can stand, this is so far my favorite (I have tried many) under $50, great value, will purchase again as gifts to friends.

I really like this stand. It looks good next to my gaming PC. I'm using it with my Audio Technica M50X. It's a high quality metal stand with a non slid bottom pad and a thin cushioned pad on the stand were the headphones or Headset rest. Very nice and I recommend it. Much better quality and better looking then cheap plastic stands.

This was purchased for my wife to store her new HD599 headphones on her side table in the living room. She uses the HPs to listen to TV so elderly me can sleep undisturbed. The stand is a great design that compensates for the weight of the headphones. Nice anodized finish, heavy weight. Only drawback that's minimal is the height is not adjustable.

This stand is sturdy, attractive and well-made. I couldn’t be happier with it, especially for the price...

Definitely worth the price! The stand is heavy, will hold the headphones properly, and will not move around on the desk. Thank you for a good product.

Solid one piece metal stand which feels high quality. I'm happy i paid extra for this, rather than the cheaper looking alternatives.You don't have to put this together like the other stands because it's again, one solid piece with no parts which might otherwise cause it to wobble etc. Will probably last 10,000 years of use. In fact, you could use this as a weapon to defend yourself by holding it by the part you hang the headphones from and swinging it in an arcing type motion towards your assailant and it will be the assailant that will break, not this exceedingly high quality stand.You can stand your mobile phone up against the bottom and the "spine" area of the stand as well, which is nice.