A headphone stand is one of those things nobody plans to buy and everybody is glad of, because it turns the headset that lives in a heap next to the keyboard into the best looking thing on the desk. Walnut and aluminium for a clean setup, RGB with USB ports for a gaming one, and adhesive brackets for when there is no desk space left at all.
Pick by where you want it to live. A weighted stand sits on the desk and takes a second to use, and the bamboo and aluminium stand is the one that suits most rooms. If the desk is full, an adhesive hanger goes under the lip or on the side of the desk and costs you no surface at all, which is the move in a rented room where drilling is not an option.
The RGB stands do a second job: they are a small USB hub as well, so a headset, a mouse cable and a phone lead all land in one place. If you want plain and solid instead, the universal desk holder is exactly that. The rest of the desk tidying lives in Desk Essentials.
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Common Questions
Will it stretch my headband?
Not on a stand with a wide curved rest, which is what these have. The weight spreads across the arc instead of pulling on one point. The thing to avoid is leaving a heavy pair hanging on a narrow hook for months.
Can I fit one without drilling?
Yes, and it is the most popular way to do it here. The adhesive brackets stick under the desk lip or on the side panel, so nothing goes into a wall and nothing needs explaining to a landlord.
Do the RGB ones come with a plug?
No mains plug in the box. They run from USB, so a phone charger plug, a laptop port or a power bank all work, and the lighting and the USB ports come on together. The plain wood and aluminium stands need no power at all, which is why they are still the easy pick if you just want somewhere to put the headset.
What else tidies a gaming desk?
A controller holder is the obvious partner if you have a console, and several of these stands hold both. Beyond that, a desk organiser for the small stuff and a desk mat to pull the whole surface together.