BENKSHeadphone Stand for AirPods Max, Beats, Bose, Sony, Senheiser - Desktop Headset Holder, Gaming Accessories, Desk Earphone Stand (Black)

I need a stand for my Apple pro max, and this is perfect! It doesn’t take up to much space and it’s aesthetically pleasing to look at on my night table! Set up took 2 secs and is sturdy!

The great thing about this headphone stand is that it is crafted to fix the best over the ear headphones in the market today! The stand is designed in the same minimalist design as Apple products. If you want a headphone stand for your AirPods Max, then this is the stand to purchase.

It's a headphone stand. Weight-distributed evenly. It works.

I love it, looks stylish and it’s sturdy too, the quality is over my expectations, I did my research and found that this will be the minimal piece since I don’t want something bulky but still didn’t expect it will be this nice and fit perfectly to my desk

Pros: modern design, curved cradle, silicon grip in cradle and base, metal shaft, tool included, weighted baseCons: plastic base, plastic cradleOverall, this is a sturdy headphone stand with a slick modernist design. The metal shaft comes with the cradle already attached but must be attached by the customer to the base with a hex machine screw (a hex wrench is included for assembly). The shaft is keyed to the square mounting hole on the base so will not twist, a nice design. The cradle is made of plastic and is probably the weakest part of this stand. It is the part that is most likely to fail. If you have a pair of heavy industrial ear protection, I wouldn't hand them on this stand. That said, I think it would be able to hold any headphone a person would ordinarily want to own. It would have been nice if there were a set screw that you could tighten as I think it is possible the cradle will loosen over time.The cradle is lined with an adhesive silicone pad. It does not provide much padding, but does prevent slippage especially with a headphone like the Airpods Max which has a fabric mesh headband. The cradle has a slightly smaller radius of curvature than my Airpods Max but still provides more support than "rod" style stands. I have also tried this stand with several other headphones (Focal Stellia, Focal Utopia, Sennheiser HD590, Shure 1540) and they are all well supported by this cradle design.The base is also made with a plastic shell, but heavily weighted (possibly a metal plate, but not sure) and keeps the stand from tipping.I opted for the non-charging version of the stand. I would have gotten the charging version if it were MagSafe compatible but I didn't feel like yet another charging pad when I needed to fiddle with positioning of the phone. Also, I think it would have been nice if the charging version had a USB port so that wireless headphones like the Airpod Max, Bose QC, etc. could have a convenient charging option.Overall, I am pleased to find a sturdy stand with a modern design at this price point.

The media could not be loaded. My husband has been looking for a headphone stand for a while. Initially, I was hesitant, like, can't these go in a drawer or something :) I take it back, though; this stand is sleek, stylish, and elevates the look of the headphones. It also goes well next to the Sonos soundbar. Marriage is still intact; disaster averted!

Finally…a headphone stand high enough that it doesn’t bend, or put pressure on my input jacks on the ear cup. Tried several other brands and all were too low. This one works and looks great. Stand is weighted and no issue suspending headphone.

Wanted something that has angle on it, straight ones are hard to crab from tight spot. These are excellent!