Turtle Beach - Ear Force HS1 Universal Gaming Headset Stand

I purchased this headset stand to use with my Ausdom M08 headset, and it does the job just fine. Spending more than $20 for a stand is something I just couldn't bring myself to do and this stand looked good.Assembly of the stand is simple, just pop the wire base and headset hook into the plastic back piece and you're done. The stand is a little wobbly but for my purpose it makes no difference to me. It also, comes with some company brand stickers.All in all, I like it and will most likely purchase another one for a different headset.

The headset I use with this stand is the Turtle Beach XP300. Works perfectly. The comments about the "wobbling" and such are just nonsense. What are you guys doing; shaking your desk as if this were to protect your headset from an earthquake? 3 pieces are included in the box. The main black core and the 2 metal attachments. They click into place on the black core and provides a perfect support for my headset. I would recommend this to anyone with a nice headset to show off and to neatly store your beloved gaming headgear.

I purchased this headset stand, it has been flimsy, cheap, and dangerous. Yet I paid a premium for a quality brand like TB.It comes in 3 pieces. You pop the bars into the stand and then your headset can rest on it. The issues are many. First it leans forward slightly which you can see just by glancing at the amazon photo. So if you are not careful it will just drop your headset. This happened to me. Worse, the bottom legs do not lock into place properly and will wiggle themselves out every few uses. You will discover this by placing your headset on the stand, the leg falling out, and dropping your expensive headset on the floor. It damaged my property when I purchased it to protect my property.I have been a fan of turtle beach products since I was a kid. You knew you were getting superior quality when you purchased a turtle beach product. I have never even had to contact their CS dept before. It pains me to have to write this, but this product is really, really, poor quality.

this headset stand is so poorly design that u better off not getting it. the simple fact that this headset stand will not hold your headset up should be enough to steer you away from it. the gaps of each component is so huge that its loose when you put it together and by the time you put your headset on this stand on your table, the headsets is not gonna be even any more, it just make your headset slide right off the edge. this should be a recall. if i didn't throw the box away i would return this piece of crap.Update- (change from 1 star to 5star) after 8 years I found out I never fully assemble the stand correctly. All the components needed to be heavily pushed in to be secured and ones it’s done the stand is solid, sturdy and even. 5 star on quality. 1 Star if lack of explanation on instruction manual.

Well, I ordered this TB Stand for my Razer Tiamats 7.1's. I'm a organized person, and wanted something to hold my headset on my desk. Overall, it's a decent headset. It does look modern, the chrome looks good. I wish it was a good half an inch to inch larger, which would leave some extra between by headset and my desk. The quality of the plastic is sub par. They could of definitely used better plastic. Otherwise, it does the job. Came with some nice stickers too :)

I picked up this headset stand to take care of my wireless PS3 headphones. This stand isn't as handsome as some of the pricier options out there, but I couldn't bring myself to spend $40 on a stand. Even at $20, I have two complaints about this product. First, it's a bit wobbly. Assembly is pretty simple - you just insert the chrome parts into the black plastic parts. But it never feels 100% secure. It's not going to collapse or anything, but there's quite a bit of wiggling if you flex it.Second, the narrow, upward-curving metal loop that actually holds the headphones will leave an imprint if your cans are made of certain materials. My PS3 headset is squishy leather so the stand's loop actually leaves an imprint on the inside of the headset band. I wouldn't quite call it damaging, but an annoying niggle to keep in mind nonetheless. If I could redesign this product, I would make the loop more gently curved and tighten up the thing's joints.

I have the turtle beach stealth 700. The stand holds upright perfectly. Easy to assemble. The 1 and only flaw I would say is the height of it. When you have it plugged in charging the cord is kinda pinned down, not a big problem. Just have the stand sitting on something higher than the desk.

THIS PRODUCT IS NOT WORTH THE $20.00 I PAID FOR IT! MORE LIKE $10.00. I AM NOT SATISFIED WITH THIS PRODUCT. IT IS NOT STURDY, IT DOESN'T EVEN CLICK INTO PLACE ON THE BOTTOM AND FALLS OUT, LIKE WTF? I AM SOOOO DISAPOINTED IN TURTLE BEACH BECAUSE I BOUGHT THIS PRODUCT FOR MY EARFORCE Z60 HEADSET AND I FIGURED WELL SINCE THAT'S A TURTLE BEACH PRODUCT AND THIS IS A TURTLE BEACH HEADSET THEY WOULD GO PERFECTLY TOGETHER. MAN I FEEL LIKE A SUCKER! THIS PRODUCT SHOULD BE NO MORE THAN $15.something(including tax and shipping and handling). It's a good design(Red stickers would be better instead of the yellow that it came with) but putting the pieces together is apaulling. Like really. I was thinking maybe I should've gotten the $8.89 headset I was looking at originally instead.