RGB Controller Stand | Holds 4 Pads and a Headset

An RGB controller stand that holds two pads and a headset, or four pads if you drop the headset rest, with seven lighting modes and two charging ports in the column. Black or white.

What you get

• Holds one headset and two controllers, or four controllers
• Headset rest rotates a full 360 degrees
• One USB and one Type-C port for charging pads or a phone
• Seven light modes: a fast seven colour flash, a seven colour breathing fade, and steady red, green, blue, purple, light blue, yellow or white
• Detachable controller hooks, four rubber pads underneath, three parts to assemble

A controller rack that fits whatever you own

Consoles do not agree on controller shape, which is why most racks only really fit one. The hooks here are detachable and shaped to take pads from a Switch Pro, a PS5, a PS4 or an Xbox Series X, so a household with two consoles in it does not need two stands. Taking the hooks off is also how you turn it into a plain headset stand for a PC desk, and that flexibility is most of the reason to pick it over a fixed one.

Common Questions

Does it charge the controllers? It has a USB and a Type-C port, so it powers whatever you plug in, but the pads still need their own cables. It is a rack with ports rather than a charging dock, so if you want pads to charge by dropping them on, this is not that.

Does it come with a plug? There is no mains plug in the box. It runs from USB, so a phone charger plug or a spare port on the console or PC will do.

How long does it take to build? Three parts, about half a minute, no tools.

Will it tip over with nothing on it? It stays put. The base is weighted and it sits on four rubber feet, so an empty stand is not going anywhere.

Is there a version without lights? Yes, the three tier controller holder needs no power at all, and the headset only options are in Headphone Stands.

Delivery and returns

Free delivery, no minimum spend, usually 7 to 14 working days after dispatch. Free 30 day returns and we pay the return postage.

Four pads, a headset and seven colours. It sorts out the shelf under the telly.