Exactly as pictured & lights up my room great! I recommend it to anybody needing a single headset stand. It also works with my iPhone charger as well.. I charge up my phone while I play my game.

This is a good RGB headstand for gamers at a really great price. Assembly was easy, you basically plug in the light rod to the base put it in the base, and then put on the top piece. There are no matches so the rod rotates freely as does the top piece. Putting a notch on the rod that fits in with the top and base would be a good design Improvement.

The point of an RGB piece of equipment is to make a statement. This headphone stand definitely does that. It has two USB ports on the back, and a touch sensitive button on the front. The instructions only tell you how to put the headphones Stand Together. The button will cycle through various lighting schemes, some of them quite nice. It took a little bit of playing around to realize that if you hold the button down it turns off the light, which is nice because it is very bright and I don't want it running all of the time. It would be nice if you could control the intensity of the light because it is a bit intense. All in all this is a good product for the price. You can get other headphone stands that are a little sturdier or have a few more features, but for the price this is exactly what it should be.

I bought this gaming headset stand for my son. He has been looking for something to keep his headset on and this is great! My son loves that it has USB ports for charging his phone or other items. He said it was easy to setup and thinks the lights on it are awesome. Good stand for the price!

This headphone stand is BRIGHT! I found I wasn't actually able to keep the light pointed in my direction without getting a headache, but thankfully since you put the thing together in the first place you can twist the tube around to backlight. Make sure that when you're installing the LED plug-in you get the cord twisted out of view, otherwise it will block the lowermost LED and cast a shadow.

Build-quality wise: the holes in the plastic are drilled in without any plastic installed, so dust buildup or crumbs could get inside. The plastic tube is clouded on one side and black on the other, where the LED strips pass up the tube. The tube and top headphone mount spin independently, though firmly, so you can readjust to fit any direction you need.

It doesn't have a physical button; the fingerprint is a touch sensor. Press and hold to turn off and on, light touch to change the color setting. It charges my headphones at a good pace, but I wouldn't expect supercharging speeds. The charging cord for it is built in, which is strange; would have preferred a detachable cable for packing and compatibility reasons.

According to the instructions, you can connect this to your computer and control it with RGB lighting settings via the PC usb port. I'm fine with the solid purple it has by default, but this would be a neat trick for customizing your setup, if it works.

Overall I'm super happy with it! My only suggestion would be to weight the bottom so that it doesn't slide as easily.

This is a wonderful little RGB headphone stand, if perhaps you have lighter headsets. It can hold heavier items for sure, as I have tested, but you have to be careful throwing them on there due to the smaller base and overall light build. The easy access to the multiple lighting modes is nice and the extra charging ports are helpful if you need them. I've also been using it for my blue light glasses since there were slots I could utilize as well.

The product is bright, so if you're light sensitive that is a consideration. Due to its smaller footprint it is pretty easy to find a place for in almost any setup. Leaving the only real trouble being cord management, but that's really a personal battle for any setup.

The stand is easy to put together and there is a high chance to have a light shadow from a cord on the inside show through the lit part of it. I chose to just leave it as is till later but I could definitely see going back and fixing it since it's a pretty easy install.

Highly recommended for smaller more compact setups for that nice bit of RGB lit fun.