KDD Headset Stand with Charging Station – Removable Controller Holder with 9 Mild Modes – Rotatable Headphone Hanger with USB A&C Charger Ports – Earphone Hook for PC Gaming Equipment Storage

Great headphone/phone holder w/RGB lighting & 3 USB Ports!
As a long-time gamer, I have accumulated a lot of controllers and headphones over the years, which are just lying on my gaming table (or on the floor under the table). I also have multiple tablets that I use while gaming to check FAQs. Again, these tablets are cluttered on my table or on the floor.I was looking for something to organize my headphones, tablets, and phone, and the KDD headset/phone stand was perfect.# PROS- RGB lighting: You have your choice of several solid colors or a rotating color effect. I leave the rotating color effect on. Love it!- 3 USB ports: 2 USB-A and 1 USB-C. I use the USB-A to power my tablet and the USB-C to power my phone.# CONS- Setup was easy but required some force to push in the headset column.- Only one headset holder. I think two would have been nice.If it had one more headset holder, I would give it a five. As is, it is probably the best organizer out there for the price, so I heartily recommend it.

It works… But…
It’s basic molded plastic. It holds headphones without falling over, but it’s difficult to put controllers in while it’s holding headphones, the headphones block too much of the controller area. The charging ports work, but relatively low-powered. Fine for charging accessories like controllers, wireless headphones, etc. overnight, but don’t expect to fast charge your cell phone or power your tablet/laptop from them. The LED lighting is functional, if garish. The tablet/switch/phone holders exist, though only one is wide enough to hold my phone in a case.In the end, it does what it says that it does, I’m just not sure anyone really needs what it does. I prefer controller holders which can also charge the controller without running a bunch of wires all over the place (and this doesn’t even have enough ports to power 4 controllers at once). A headphone hook is nice, but not if I have to take the headphones off every time I want to use a controller (or put one away).

A very nice headphone and controller stand
This review is for the KDD brand headphone/controller stand with the USB charging ports.This is a good headphone stand. The design is stable and sturdy, even when loaded down. I do like the rgb aspect, even though it’s not something I needed or ever even really thought about in a headphone stand before, but it’s implemented well enough. The charging ports are very useful too.Assembly was easy enough, but it took a minute to figure out the correct orientation on the tower section, because it looked a little different than it did in the instructions.Overall, I’m very happy with this one, and I’m thinking about buying another for my other computer.

I got this as a way to store my son’s tablet, headphones and mp3 player while they charge. It wants a little more in the way of cord management but once that’s in place it does the trick quite well.I like that it takes up relatively little real estate on his bookshelf and can still accommodate a range of devices to store and charge. It’s not the sturdiest thing in his room but it doesn’t fall over in a cross breeze or anything; just naturally gets a bit too-heavy once it’s loaded up.Overall this is an appealing space-saver of a storage solution with the welcome bonus option of serving as a charging dock, too.

It’s simple to clip the controller-holders and main stem into place, and is sturdy once fully assembled.It may not look like it, but the 4 holders actually do a very solid job of holding the vast majority of controllers without any fear of them falling down, especially if they match an Xbox controller’s general profile (I use these to hold my Xbox One, EasySMX X20, GameSir T7, and 2 8BitDo controllers). It even works well with my 8BitDo NeoGeo-style controller, though it’s not able to hold my 8BitDo Pro 2 as the plastic from the holder pushes its thumbsticks up. So be careful if you have any odd or non-standard shaped controllers with low-set thumbsticks.It can hold headphones too, but you have to remove 2 of the holders from one of its sides to have enough clearance for one. I can kinda fudge a smaller pair with the controller-holders attached, but my high-end headphones only fit if the holders are removed.Part of me also wishes the power cable was detachable, because I already have an ample charging setup (this stand’s USB ports charge very slowly, and there’s only 2 of them) and would’ve liked the option to simply use it for holding stuff without a big wire protruding out of its side.Overall, it’s functional and solid enough for the price. And best of all, you can turn off the RGB LEDs!

Yes, it is mostly all plastic but the quality of the pieces are okay for what they are going to hold. Meanwhile the base is large and hefty enough to keep things stable. The assembly is straightforward with the main mast going into the center and snaping in place. It contains a center glass that will conduct the light when turn on. The extract rack piece slide into notches on that mast while the main headset hook goes on the top. One thing, is there may be too many extras hook, if you have a large headset and line up one side or the other then the extra hook won’t have space to be useful. Install what you need or set the headset to the side is an option.The 3 slides for phone can be used for a few things, I placed my DAP and allow me to plug on the integrated USB port for charging. Meanwhile, good spot for anything else like external SSD, remotes, or of course phone. The USB port is at the back, so depending how you are setup you may have wire dangling, but using the shortest one make thing fairly tidy. Finally, I not great fan of lightning effect but the one found on this stand have good brightness and well nuances. I do prefer the steady mode, with red favorite for just giving a little undistracting light on the side of my monitor or to see item on the stand.