I will admit that I am really bad at breaking controllers. I will back away from my desk and the wires have gotten tangled in my chair; the controller falls and the toggles break. I have started unplugging my controller which works great but this item really helps my desk stay neat and everything in its place. The only complaint I have about this is the height. I have a HyperX headset and it's just too large for the stand. Even without the headset extended, it will hang on the stand but the bottom still touches my desk. My headset is not overly large, it's a standard headset. It would be nice if the stand was adjustable to accommodate different types of headsets. I do love the ability to charge items at the stand. That is an added feature that I love.

Overall, it has a pretty small footprint - maybe 6 inches in diameter for the base. There's 2 USB-A ports on (what I'm assuming is) the front, and a USB C port on the back, along with a 3.5 mm jack. There's also an on/off button that doubles as a mode select - solid, changing, "breathing"/pulsing, and a few others. Aesthetically, it looks fine in terms of physical layout. A 6 inch base, a 6 inch frosted white rod in the center, with 2 non-adjustable hangers for your headphones/controllers. There are 2 USB-A ports, 2x USB-C ports, and 1x 3.5mm audio jack. If you orient it so that the power button is facing you, the 2 USB-A ports are on the right, the USB-C & 3.5mm audio jack are on the left, and there's a single USB-C port on the back The thing that makes it look a bit sloppy, is the cable management. There's nothing for you to attach the charging cable to to keep everything neat. Granted, you could use something like a bread twist or rubber band to attach the USB cable against the center pole. Just seems like a silly design oversight. Maybe on the next revision they can mold cable channels into the base, so you can snap the USB cables into the channel and run it up along the center pole. Maybe I'll 3D print my own base and just transfer over the circuitry. Overall though, I'd rate it 4.5/5

I was so disappointed in this. I am an avid RGB collector and own more RGB items than any normal human should and it actually takes me A LOT to dislike one of them. This one did it. For one, in the picture on the listing (my third picture), it shows the lights on the base as being rainbow when it's not in static mode. This is absolutely not the case. There is no mode anywhere that makes the base rainbow. As you can see in my photos, it's green. And it just stays green the entire time while in this mode. Otherwise, it will match whatever static color you have it set to. Also, there is only ONE "rainbow" mode and it looks NOTHING like the picture. It's awful actually. And for me to say anything that's RGB is awful...takes a lot. Now, onto the rest the other issues. This stand is incredibly cheap feeling and incredibly light. I wasn't expecting some super high quality or anything, but I was actually shocked at just how cheap it did feel. So if you're going to use it to hold anything, you will ABSOLUTELY need to balance out both sides with things of similar weight or it will just topple over. There are much better stands like this out there for the same price.

Ordered this for my husband, so he could stop leaving his Xbox stuff on the basement couch. He would always do this and then blame the dogs if they decided to play too. The stand has a light down the center, and space for both a headset and controller. The only reason I gave 4 stars is that it doesn’t come with the adapter to plug this into the wall. So if your wall outlet does not have built in USB slots, you will need a plug adapter.

This stand is exactly what I was hoping it would be. It holds my headset and both of my controllers so I can keep them organized and still access them easily. The counterweighting is great; lifting the headset or the controllers does not unbalance the stand. I will admit I am not particularly interested in the charging or the RGB lighting -- I have plenty of charging devices, and RGB lighting is fine but unnecessary -- but they are nice bonus features. The charging is 'slow' so you'll want to limit it to controllers; don't try to charge your phone or tablet. Highly recommended if you have a headset and a couple of controllers that you want to organize.

What I liked is that the light is bright, and it has some additional ports that you can use to charge your wireless controllers or headset. Overall, it serves it's purpose. The quality is decent enough, and the controllers stay in place with the rubber pad on the hooks, which are adjustable/removable. My personal headset is a bit too big for this, but they still fit on it. Overall I would suggest this more for the aesthetic and the lights and to hold controllers.

This KELJUN RGB Headphone Stand for Desk is really cool. Now as you can probably tell, it isn't one of those wireless controllers stands, which I find a lot better because that just means that you can use this for any type of console that you may have whether it be Xbox, PlayStation or if you have Nintendo Switch controllers. It is literally the simplest thing to set up as you just have to connect the two main components together. The lights themselves look really nice and are just a really cool accessory to have right next to your console. This is without a doubt one of my favorites stands I've ever had, thank you!