I usually store my controllers in a drawer making sure nothing is leaning on the joysticks. Storing controllers flat this way takes up two of my desk drawers and is a complete waste of space as I don't want to place anything on top of them. This stand immediately solves this problem while adding a nice aesthetic piece to my desk area. Quality is very good with the stand and shaft being made with heavy metal. The cradles are made with thick glossy plastic and can be rotated independent of each other. The stand can be set up with 1,2 or 3 cradles/levels. Vey pleased with the quality and functionality.

I only installed 2 out of the 3 included tiers as that is enough to hold my 4 xBox Series X controllers. They fit perfectly and don't slip even when I pick up the whole stand and move it steadily around. The base and central pole are metal, but the shelf parts are a glossy acrylic. I think this is a good choice because you are not likely to scratch your electronics. You can also rotate the position each tier independently. It only takes a few minutes to put it together and once you do it has a clean look. In my case it cut way down on the clutter of 4 controllers on the tv stand and put in them into a neat stack that only takes up the footprint that 1 controller was using before. I did consider putting headphones on it also but one thing to be aware of -- as it shows in the product photos -- is that headphones are going to hang down low and basically take up 2 shelves worth of space. The only downside for me is the unit I received had a couple of nasty scratches on the base. In addition, the top center section has a metal ring at the crown of the unit when assembled and mine is bent out of shape. I tried to bend it back with my fingers but couldn't. I probably could with a pair of pliers but I feel like it might snap off. Both of these are cosmetic issues that I really can't even see, so they don't bother me. Without those blemishes I would rate this 5 stars, especially for the price of $15.99 at the time of my review.

I have 3 of these. I know I am a mess. I use them for Nintendo, xbox, and PlayStation controllers. I have 8 Nintendo controllers, and lots of xbox controllers that I use for PCs all over my house. I need these cause controllers were going all over the tables before. This at least gives them a place when its time to clean up. Oddly, this last set I got you cant adjust the height, where on the others you can. idk seems fine. You can swivel or spin at least, doesnt affect the controllers below it as they dont touch. I guess you could use it for head phones.

This stand was super quick to put together and is versatile. I can store my headphones and controllers on it with no problem. My Nintendo Switch does rest on it well, but it's easy to knock off if the stand is moved or bumped. My one qualm with the stand is that there is no pad or rubber on the bottom of the stand, which means it slides around easily on my desk. I wish it was more resistant to moving around and had more grip on the bottom. But otherwise, it's a great storage device that doesn't take a lot of work to put together. Xbox and Switch pro controllers fit nicely on the stand, but PS4 dual shock controllers do not fit well and easily fall off.

This product needs to be assembled piece by piece which last for alternating the position of the controller holders like I did in my photos. I chose this particular arrangement because it feels like there’s better vertical clearance for the controllers or headphones. I really like this is that the base and the metal pieces that form the vertical bar are made of metal and the paint finishes a matte black. What I didn’t like is the fact that the controller holders are a glossy plastic that contrast in the light compared to the metal pieces, which seems like an odd choice. Other could be improved on the controller holders don’t have any grip to them. It’s just a slick glossy plastic, which feels sturdy but the controllers also feel like they’re not in place in a solid way. I don’t have any concern with side to side movement but the controller holders are angled in such an upright way that it feels easy for the bottom of the controller to slip forward. I think this can easily be solved, but it unfortunately means buying a third-party piece of grip that you can cut to fit on the shorter part of the controller holder. Turn on a positive despite how tall this unit is the base is wide enough that I don’t feel like there’s any risk of it wobbling and tilting over it. It’s actually pretty solid! With the exception of the choice for plastic controller holders. I think this is a quality product and I do recommend it.

This stand is great to hold controllers and headsets. Perfect for the gamer in your life!

I love the concept of this and was really excited to stack my controllers and save some space. The base and center pole is sturdy metal, but unfortunately, the controller stands are a slick, shiny plastic, without any grip or an adequate lip on the end to prevent the controller from sliding off. This could be more or less of a problem depending on the model of controller you have, but my Xbox Series X controller will easily slide off and crash to the floor if the stand or table is bumped, or if it isn't positioned on the stand "just right". This product really needs some sort of anti-slip pad on the controller stand to provide grip and keep the controllers in-place. I'm going to buy some anti-slip tape and see if that helps; otherwise I won't be able to use it because I don't want to risk breaking my controllers when they inevitably slip off of the stand. Also, the circular metal ring at the top of the stand (which I think is merely decorative) arrived bent on my unit, which I don't think was intentional. I really want to like it, but without a better design, I can't trust it with my valuable controllers.

When I received this, it was packaged in a plain, non-descript box. When I opened it, the packing inside was so haphazard I actually wondered if someone bought and returned it. Items were loosely wrapped in plastic and it just seemed odd. When I followed the instructions to put it together, I noticed it wasn't quite as straightforward as other, similar controller stands. Instead of putting a screw through the base and having a couple identical pieces for the middle section, you get pieces with both ends female, or both male, or a mix. I don't understand why it's like that, but you can't blindly put it together without matching the puzzle pieces together. The top piece also has a sort of ring on it that is bent on mine. It doesn't change the functionality at all, but it's presence doesn't make sense to me either. Another thing is the description on Amazon and the instructions both say you can change the height of the different tiers. This is not the case for me. Each tier has a hole in the middle that is basically clamped into place when you assemble the center pole. There's no physical way for it to move up or down to accommodate something like a headset. You are, however, able to rotate each tier without issue so you can stagger the placement. This does offer cutouts on the sides of each plastic tier to hold a charging cable so you can plug in your controllers while not in use. Overall, it's alright for the price, considering similar items with a fourth tier cost a bit more than double the price of this. Of the 4 tier controller stands I have, they do feel a bit higher in quality and one of them does allow for vertical readjustment of the tiers. If you're just looking for something less expensive to hold a couple controllers, this might work for you.

I’m satisfied with this stand, but it could be improved. It arrived broken down into sections. Three tubular pieces screw into a base one-at-a-time with three plastic controller platforms that fit between them. A top piece screws on to hold it all in place. The overall build quality is okay with this setup. I think I’m going to periodically need to tighten the sections back up and tweak the platforms to get them lined up well again. I don’t expect it to break though. The stability of the stand is good. The platform is large enough to remain stable without a substantial hit. The levels are a mixed bag. My Xbox one controllers fit well, but there’s nothing really “holding” them in place. They are stable enough that I feel all right. My old Xbox 360 controllers also sit okay, but it’s more like they are sitting on the platform rather than nestled in place. The top level makes me nervous because it’s high enough that there is a noticeable fall if a controller should topple. Overall, this is a fine stand, but it is probably not what I would choose if I were shopping for the perfect choice.

It’s definitely a nice idea it helps with organization, I just wish it was more fitted to the controllers, my ps4 controller just slip off with the tiniest movement other than that a great deal