BRAINWAVZ Truss - The All Metal Under Desk Dual Headphone Hanger Stand Mount

SH-HD58X and HiffimanHE4XX are both wide headphones and now fit under the desk perfectly. 0 issues with sticking power.

I didn't even know things like this existed until I was shopping for a cheap headphone hanger to clean up the clutter that is my desk. As somebody with a glass desk and a lot of space to place things like this underneath it, I absolutely had to try it out. Turns out it works perfectly and I love it.Appearance-wise, it's smaller than I'd expect for something like this. Not entirely an issue as it holds 2 headphones perfectly fine and that's all I was asking for, but it's surprising nonetheless. Secondly, the build quality: you get what you pay for. BUT, unlike every other time that's said, I'm actually partly complimenting this little thing in saying that. $15 is a fair bit of money just to place your headphones on it, but this thing is sturdy and it's very easy on the eyes, so I don't feel silly at all for spending what I did on it. One of my finer purchases as far as little luxuries go and I'm very happy with it. Likely going to buy another in the future if I ever buy more headphones.So with that wrapped up, all I have left are two pictures. One upside-down picture because my C920 webcam is cool like that and can be a hanging bat for the sake of a picture. Plus I really needed my hands free to whip out a light, because there certainly wasn't a lot under my desk. The second is a normal picture where I struggled to hold my webcam and my phone in one hand, but I managed.All in all, really happy with this. Adhesive is clearly strong enough to keep it held up, and it's a great way to keep my headphones free of dust when I'm not using them. Ya did good, Brainwavz.

I wasn't expecting anywhere near this quality when I ordered this. I have two Astro A50's that I keep for my Xbox and PS4 and a modern TV stand with two high shelves attached to it, and I stuck this right under the bottom one to hang the headsets on for safekeeping. It adhered so easily to the bottom of the shelf and I have no doubt it will stay there until I either attempt to yank it off and most likely bring the shelf down with it, or if I were to scrape it off using a razer or box cutter to get under it. This thing has some serious staying power. The fact that it is also a nice heavy metal gives me a lot of confidence in it holding about 600$ worth of gear on it. I love that the rests on both sides are wider, as it leaves less of an indent on the form cushioning for the headsets, and I find they reshape quickly. If I didn't use another headset holder for my desktop set up I'd consider getting one of these to hold that headset as well.

Headphone hangars by nature tend to be nondescript. Was looking for something with a bit more "bling" than the standard fare and chose this one for it's rugged good looks. I looked at many similar products and in spite of this one being a few bucks more than the cheapest, it's stylish design won me over.Build quality was much higher than I was expecting. The main body is cast, which is a nice touch and I liked the construction of the cradles. Very solid. The cradles are made from 1/8" metal (hard to say if it's aluminum or steel) but they are extremely rigid and each is attached with 2 hex head bolts which thread into the main body. There is no flex whatsoever between the cradles and the body. I can't imagine this product ever failing under normal usage, it should easily outlast me. Lastly the adhesive tape bonded very well to my desk and has been installed for just over 6 months. Just now, as a test I grasped the hangar with one hand and was able to shake my entire desk (which is quite heavy) if adhered properly to a clean surface, the 3M adhesive tape is quite capable of sustaining some very hard knocks without failing. In my opinion anyone purchasing this item should have no worries. It's very well made, looks great the price is nice.I'm about to order a third set of headphones and will definitely be grabbing another of these.Excellent product, highly recommend.

I've got two headsets that are usually just sprawled out over my desk, along with various books, magazines and dinner plates.What I needed (apart from a straight reassessment of my life) was a solution that would keep my headsets stored nicely out of the way until I needed them. There's quite a few different strategies for achieving this, but ultimately I settled on a beneath desk, headphone hanger. There's quite a few options here too. My key requirements were that; it had to look nice, it had to be of quality construction and it had to have decent reviews.I did look at wooden mounts for a while, but ultimately decided that metal fitted my aesthetic more (plastic was definitely out of the question). It also appeared to be the most solidly constructed.A few months in and I have zero complaints. It's remained stuck fast, it's easy to pull a headphone off the mount, or put it back. It's never damaged a headphone and it still looks really cool. It does exactly what I wanted it to do and I honestly never even think about it being there. Ultimately, I think that's the best praise I could give it.

I was looking for a headphone hanger after seeing some cool tabletop versions. As I was browsing through options I ran into this under table type and other similar ones. I took a chance at this one and I am glad I did...this thing is great!The item doesn’t feel cheap—it’s nice and solid. The adhesive is great and after putting some pressure it stuck under my table very well. I gave it a couple good pulls from the bottom and didn’t move. I would recommend making double, triple sure where you want it placed because once you apply that adhesive, I’m sure it would be messy taking it off. It holds my headset on one side and back scratcher and a coupe cords on the other.

Good quality and space saving

These are perfect if you need to clean up your desk, the hold is so strong that it moves my desk when I move the piece.Great buy !

The product is on quite the expensive side but the sturdy build quality makes it absolutely worth every penny.I initially bought it while building a gaming setup for 1.3K after doing some research over different quality headphone stands. It was right upto my expectation, the metal finish was on point with the pre-applied 3M double sided tape holding itself pretty perfectly under normal conditions.Pros-1) Awesome build quality.2) Perfectly blends into any setup.3) No problem hanging 2 heavy headphonesCons-1) The price is a bit high.2) You might need to grab double sided acrylic 3M tape in case you want to switch it's position or the pre-applied comes off for some reason.

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The build quality on this is pretty amazing. I tried pulling it down and it held on to the surface perfectly. No qualms functionally or otherwise. It is a well made piece of gear for all your expensive cans.