UPPERCASE Designs Zero Infinity Support Creaseless Premium Aluminum Headphone Stand Compatible with AirPods Max and Other Premium Headphones (Black)

I've been looking for a headphone stand that has a certain design aesthetic for a while. Something that looks like it could have come from a company like Sony or Apple. This is the only headphone stand I have found that doesn't looks odd, have a weird logo or name, or doesn't look over designed.Really love the care and attention to detail that the manufacturer of this headphone stand put in, it really shows. I cannot recommend this stand enough.

The circle part could stand (heh) to be a bit wider more evenly distribute weight across the headband, but this is a really minor complaint.Nicely finished beveled edges all around and where the rod meets the base or headband circle. Base is non-slip and weighted nicely.I have spent days looking at many other stands and they either use subpar materials (too light/flimsy), are ugly, or are way too expensive (as in 2-5x the price of this), OR are a tragic combination of the aforementioned. Very happy to have this displayed on my desk and will probably get more in the future.

Works quite well for the AirPods Max. Matches my black desktop aesthetic perfectly. Modern and minimal. The rubber grip on the top is ever so slightly off-center on mine. It's not a huge issue because most of the time the headphones cover the off-center rubber grip. It took a long time to ship, but that's probably just due to the pandemic.

The media could not be loaded.  The Good:Packaging is what you deserve for $40 for a headphone stand! Presented neatly with foam cut outs and the box has a modern and clean design. Everything is secured for sure.Looks like a premium product as pictured!The Bad:The stand was wobbly as you can see in the video.The Ugly:The screw looks like a Torx screw. I don't have a Torx screwdriver... Assuming the average person doesn't either.So... Do I file a claim or buy myself a Torx screwdriver set now? Well I'll probably need a set in the future in case, but I haven't needed one till now. Easy fix, but when you're paying $40 for a premium headphone stand you'd expect it to do its only job—be a stable stand.Edit: I think I may have been too harsh with 3 stars... Bumping to 4. It's an easy fix but shouldn't be an issue for a "premium" product.

After scouring the four comers of the earth for a headphone stand that doest crease/dent the padding on my Sony xm4's, I finally found the perfect one. The UPPERCASE zero infinity headphone stand! Looks cool with its round shape, perfectly weighted and holds my headphones nicely.

The stand itself is very well designed and built. Well worth the price, in my opinion. However, the height is enough for wireless headphones of any sort but struggles with wired headphones where you have cables coming down from each can. In my case, my Hifiman Sundara's cables are touched and bent by the bottom of the stand.

Excellent product! Perfectly serves it’s purpose!

I really love the whole look and feel of this stand. The only small issue is that I can’t use the bra connectors for my AirPod max because they won’t fit together.