- Multi Devices: The aluminum dual headphones stand holder is able to hold multi headphones, big headphones, and small headphones, 2 or 3 headphones are ideal to showcase on your desktop
- Compatibility: The aluminum dual headphone stand has double paddings which hold your headphones in balance, compatible with all kinds of headphones and gaming headsets on the market
- Sturdy: The multi headphone stand holder is made of solid aluminum alloy, heavy base, solid aluminum poles, a solid aluminum hanger with leather padding, even one headphone on, no wobbling, no sliding
- Organization: the multi headphone rack helps to organize your desktop setups from clutters, protect your headphones and stay safe from falling and scratches, suitable for: gamers, musician studios, offices, workspace, home
- Warranty: JOKItech provides 10 years life warranty since your order arrived! Customer Service under 7/24h
Machiavelli –
Nice stand – best for smaller headphones
I purchased this to hold a set of Meze Empyrean headphones, and I’m quite satisfied. It is precisely as described. I found it very easy to assemble. It went together intuitively and because at least one comment mentioned that the threads can come loose I used tiny dabs of thread locker (I like Vibra-TITE low strength) as a precaution. It came with two spare screws.
The leather pads on the arms of the stand are not particularly wide and the band on my headphones extends a bit beyond, but I knew that going in so I cannot complain. If the band on your headphones is wider than 5 cm and you are troubled by the thought of your headband partially resting upon the metal surface beyond the leather, keep looking. I’m not bothered by it.
I don’t know that it would fit two large-ish sets of cans. I cannot easily fit both my Empyreans and my Audio-Technica M50X’s. I instead use the other side to hold the eight foot cord I have on the Empy’s. It’s tall enough to hold the Empy’s, but just just barely. It fits the bill for me because I wanted something with a small footprint and a rock solid base, and this delivers in both respects. But these are really best suited for smallish gear. If it works for you size-wise, there’s really nothing to complain about and it’s quite a good value for the price.
Jeffery Jelinski –
These are the best generic stand
I have used several VERY similar headphone stands and this Jokitech one is the best of the bunch. It has the best packaging and presentation of the bunch and the black finish looks surprisingly great. It’s tall enough for good cable clearance, stable, and looks good. Silicone pads keep your headphones from sliding around and all the sharp edges are beveled so if you are careful you won’t damage your headphones with these. My only complaint is that the construction lets these twist around even if you really crank everything tight. However you can just straighten them up and it’s not like they rock or wobble or are loose. Just that you have to straighten them before displaying headphones on them haha. Just make sure the screws are good and snug.
With care there’s absolutely zero reason these stands can’t last a lifetime. They’re a great way to store and display your headphones and very well made. I will recommend these types of stands every time.
Bowei Z. –
Fits my Planar Magnetics. Very happy
Bought it as most headphone stands can’t fit “actual” headphones without putting strain on the cable terminators. This has a nice weighted stand and is sturdy. I use it to fit my planar magnetics and they all comfortably sit on it
Carlos –
Excellent quality
I had read some reviews saying that it was not stable enough, which would have been an issue with the two “smallish” pairs of headphones for which I wanted to use this support. Nonetheless, I decided to give it a try. As you can see in the picture, it can perfectly handle my around one pound headphones with absolute stability. The quality of the materials is excellent, as is the look (judge for yourself). Fully recommend it