For one, this free-standing headphones hanger easily scoops the top spot due to its sturdy aluminum construction that can support headsets with a headband diameter of up to 50mm.

Very sleek, stylish, and easy to fit. Solid materials with multifunction compatibility, If you’re looking for just headphone purposes and a better quality aluminum headphone stand, then you may like this Satechi Aluminum stand. We highly recommend you get any of them if you plan on buying them for your desk. Additional features: RGB lighting, 3 USB charging ports, 2 AC outlets & multiple advanced safety features This free-standing hanger is made of ABS and PC plastic and is fitted with an anti-slip rubber pad base for optimal stability. The hanger can accommodate headphones with a maximum headband width of 50mm. Headphone stands come in varying materials, including hardwood, metal, and plastic. The materials are further designed with either a smooth or coarse finish.Wooden Omega Headphone Stand: If you don’t mind that this is an omega-shaped piece of particle board with a walnut finish, rather than the real magoo, then this stand is a great buy for anyone on a budget. As gamers, our battle stations often become cluttered with swanky gaming accessories. Fortunately, some basic utility equipment goes a long way towards keeping the space clean and organized. Enter the best headset stands.

The base is about an inch wider than the widest part of the arch. This combined with rubber feet helps keep the stand stable. An arch stand has a head-like design, which makes it one of the best stands for displaying a premium set of headphones. Most arch stands are typically made of wood for a lavish appearance. Compatible with AirPods, All versions of Apple Watch, Apple Watch Series 3, Series 2 and Series 1, iPhone X/ 8/ 7 Plus/ 7/ 6/ 6s/ 6 Plus/ 5s/ 5c/ 5, iPad mini. A premium headphones holder for both over-ear and in-ear headphones. The built-in mouse cable holder helps to keep your mouse tangle- and drag-free so you can move it easily as if it’s wireless. The mouse cable holder is also removable so you can decide to use your wired mouse as is to maintain the original cable range. The head-shaped design mimics how your headphones sit on your head when you have them on. This makes it easier to break in a new set of headphones.Just note that while the mouse bungee makes it easy to use a wired mouse, it does lift the cord and that can limit the mouse range, especially for those with shorter cables. The KAFRI H02 is our best choice for a dual headphone stand — it can hold two headphones with a maximum headband width of 53mm. It features a durable build made of a hardened plastic (ABS and PC plastic) outer shell that can support the weight of two headphones to ensure stability. Perhaps the most important factor is the style and appearance of the headset stand. After all, you’ll need something that looks good with the rest of your setup and perhaps even matches your headphones. Other than appearance, some stands incorporate different design elements. For example, The Just Mobile Headset Stand is unique in that it offers what the manufacturer calls an “integrated cable tidy,” which allows you to conceal the cable by wrapping it around the notched base. Elevation Lab also creates a neat solution with their “Anchor” headset hanger featured below.

Best of all, this stand features wireless Qi charging for compatible devices. All you need to do is place the device on the ROG logo on the platform for up to 10 watts of fast charging power. An LED indicator also fitted on the base displays the charging status The premium quality stands for multipurpose use. And almost everyone will need it for their office & home headphones to keep on their desk. There could be many more devices with headphones on the desk, so it seems very useful to me. This stand comes fully assembled. Plus, the foldable design means that you can easily store it away in your drawer when it’s not in use.The construction includes a combination of aluminum alloy (pole) for enhanced stability and high-quality ABS plastic (base and hanger) to help make the stand lightweight. The type of hanger you choose depends on your headphones’ model. For example, you don’t want a hanger with thin metal support for your padded gaming headsets. The thin metal will gradually compress and dent the padding. It can accommodate headphones with a maximum headband width of 68mm, unlike the Avantree TR902 or the Razer Base Station V2 Chroma, which only have a 50mm headband width limit.