APPHOME [Upgrade] Foldable Headphone Hook Holder, Aluminum Headset Stand Hanger Clamp Under Desk Space Save Mount with Foldable Arm, Universal Fit All Headphones, Silver

Since my TV stand does not have enough space for the soundbar, I used two racks for soundbar holders. Two racks keep the sound bar firmly in place despite its weight of 5 lbs! It's good to know that things turned out well.

Garrett Knapp

| Mar 07, 2021

It's a no-brainer I could have chosen a lot of different makes and models, but I'm glad I picked Rubberized padding on the arm and mounting hardware eliminates the possibility that the furniture will be damaged due to its heavy, solid feel. The fact that it folds up when not in use is also a plus. Honestly, I'm not a fake reviewer - I am an actual consumer with actual experience with this product!.

Finn Stein

| Jun 09, 2021

I am impressed by their quality, better than I had imagined. On either end of the stand that holds my 55" TV, I attached them with these brackets. On top of that, I placed my sound bar. They work perfectly for holding the sound bar in front of the TV since the sound bar is narrow enough to fit inside them. Due to space constraints, the sound bar could not be mounted on the TV stand, so it was a great idea to use.

Ian Petty

| Jan 07, 2021

His vintage metal desk doesn't have legs, but there is a small lip where the top hangs over the side. There is a lot of competition in these holders since they are designed for desks with a lot of empty space underneath, so I had to search through a million before finding one that didn't require so much depth. This one is fantastic and I am so happy to find it. This headset clip seems sturdy, installation is easy, it's not too high-profile, yet it can still hold an oversized Images in this gallery are accurate in terms of measurements.

Alana Jordan

| Aug 05, 2020

My review criteria are the same for all In my reviews of products, I always remain objective and honest about the product or service. I always include information that I consider would be helpful to other customers considering the product primarily because I assume my words will guide the buyer toward buying or not buying the product. It is always my goal to go beyond surface characteristics and focus on quality, value, In addition, I will always conclude the review by stating whether I would purchase the item again, which I believe is the most important question I can ask in relation to the product. Here is what manufacturers need to know Just let me know if you are interested in having me review your items! Other than the fact that I was looking for a cheap hanging solution for my headphones, there isn't much else I can say about this product. The charger can be flipped back down when it is not being used, but I usually wear my headphones with It is quite versatile, as it has an adjustable screw base, which allows for different desk sizes. This is a very handy device that serves its purpose well and is cheap ($) but sturdy at the same time. Don't let this chance pass you by.

Noah Cohen

| Apr 27, 2021

With a gamer son, a small home studio, and a working from home mother, I have too many headphones. Now that I have my headset for Teams and my son's gamer headset, I run out of places to put them all. It is pretty much the same with all of these hooks, but the one above stands out for a few A few words about this metal construction I love it. This black armchair is built very well and will blend well with black furniture and décor. In the event it happens to be next to a high pass area on your desk or table, the folding design allows you to move it out of the way. A feature that made me choose to purchase this product over others was that it could be adjusted from a vertical clamp to a horizontal clamp. My desk has a wooden top that is about an inch thick, and a metal frame that is recessed slightly beneath it. There is nothing useful about the standard vertical brace clap design because it is just short of the thickness of the table. There are a few clamp accessories on my other table that I cannot use with this table, like boom stands. It is a simple matter of reaching for my headset, a small but very important problem is These are both great to have at work and at home. I bought two. I would definitely recommend this product.

Marshall McCullough

| Feb 15, 2021

I use noise canceling headphones all day long because I live next to a busy road and I am always on video calls. I did some searching and settled on this headphone hanger since my desk space is limited, and my desktop headphone stand is a bit difficult to use when taking my headphones off and on during the day. There is about one foot between my desk and the wall. Five inches thin and made of nice wood. I didn't want just to stick adhesive to it and degrade the finished surface. Fortunately, these have a pretty durable clamp mechanism with a swivel arm so they can swing out of the way when not in use. It's hard for me to imagine being happier than I am right now. My initial impressions are that the build quality of this product is quite good. As far as durability is concerned, I have no doubts. In short, this is a single purpose device that does what it was designed to do The only complaint I would have about it is that the logo is pretty prominent, but other than that, it's good. This is a product I definitely recommend, so much that I have purchased three during the past few months.

Roberto Archer

| Oct 30, 2020

It is well made, with metal parts that are sturdy and a dense (but could be thicker) foam padding on the bottom surface, where the headphones rest. It attaches easily to surfaces, and stays in place securely. There is a problem with this hanger, namely the front lip of the "hook" surface (the part that holds the headphones) is wavy and has a right-angled depression. There's no electricity. am going to put a piece of adhesive high-density foam on top of the headphones to protect them. In order to prevent damage from those corners, make sure to lift your headphones off the hook when you are removing them, rather than sliding them off the hook with the front facing down. But if you think about it, this is a design shortcoming that could have been avoided with ease and for little cost.

Ramon HEWITT

| Jan 21, 2021