Headset Stand

Headset Holder - Smart stand for your headset

If you have a nice and expensive gaming headset or just a normal headset for music and media, you might not want to leave it lying around on the table, but instead want a headset holder.

A headset holder allows you to hang your headset on the holder or stand, thus avoiding getting a lot of extra dust and wear on the headset than absolutely necessary.

Many headset holders also include extra USB ports, so you can use them to charge your devices, and potentially use it as an extra charging station for your desk.

This means you don't have to search for cables when you need to charge your wireless headset, but can just place the headset in the holder and connect it directly to the holder's USB ports.

This can save you both space and cables, so you don't have unnecessary wires and other items on your desk.

5 things you should consider when buying a headset holder

If you want to ensure that your headset holder fits perfectly with your setup, it might be a good idea to think about which holder, and what features it has, you need.

Here are a few examples of considerations you should make before buying a headset holder, so you can best assess which holder suits you.

#1 - Headset holder for the wall

If your desk is close to the wall or generally has very little space, then a wall-mounted headset holder might be the right product for you.

The holder is very easy to mount on the wall and can bear the weight of all types of headsets.

This way, you can keep your headset clean from dirt and dust that can accumulate on the desk or wherever you have the headset lying around.

You can also mount the holder close to power outlets, so you have access to charge your wireless headset when you're not using it.

#2 - Headset holder for the desk

If you have a good amount of space on your desk, you also have a wide selection of various headset holders to choose from.

Here you can find headset holders in various sizes, so you can find one that fits the size of your headset.

With a proper headset holder, you are better able to ensure that your headset does not get dirty or lie around gathering dust when you are not using it.

If you prefer not to have the holder on the table itself, you can also find models that can be mounted under the table, allowing your headset to hang from there.

This means that the headset and holder won't take up space on the desk, so if you are short on space, it can be a good solution to the space issue.

Some models also have non-slip pads on the holder, so you can be sure that the headset won't slip off when you are not using it.

This can be a great advantage to extend the headset's lifespan, especially if the headset has been really expensive.

#3 - Headset holder with light

If you want a headset holder that matches your headset in both shape and colors, you might need a headset holder with RGB light.

RGB lighting allows you to choose which color you want the lamps in the headset holder to shine with. 

This way, you can achieve exactly the mood lighting you want when you're gaming or browsing the internet.

RGB has become very popular among gaming enthusiasts, and you can therefore find many products that have RGB built-in, including keyboards, mice, and even computer components like graphics cards and cooling systems.

If you want your entire system to match, a headset holder with RGB lighting may fit well with your RGB headset, so your entire setup can have a synchronized appearance.

So if you want your headset style to match the headset stand, you should consider whether you need a stand with lights.

#4 - Headset holder with USB ports

You can also find headset holders that have built-in USB ports, so you can use it to charge your devices and the headset itself if it requires power.

This can especially be a good feature to have if your headset is wireless, as it needs to be recharged regularly to be used.

You can also use the USB ports as extra access ports for your computer, so you don't have as many cables leading directly to the computer. 

This gives you easy and quick access to USB ports that you have right on the desk, so you don't have to kneel down to access your computer's USB ports.

From there, you have the opportunity to connect, for example, a mouse and keyboard or use it to transfer files to and from a USB drive.

You can also find some models of headset holders that have wireless charging, so you can use it to charge your smartphone while you are using your headset.

However, you need to be aware that not all smartphones can utilize this function, so make sure to check if your smartphone is capable of wireless charging before investing in this.

#5 - Headset holder with Surround Sound functionality

There are also some models of headset holders that give you the opportunity to upgrade your headset's sound quality to provide you with a surround sound experience.

With surround sound, you can hear 360° around you, allowing you to become fully immersed in your gaming experience.

This can also help you hear where potential threats and enemies in the game are coming from, allowing you to react better to it.

However, it should be pointed out that this is not genuine surround sound, but virtual surround sound, where the computer simulates how surround sound in your headset would sound.

Therefore, it is not quite the same quality as true surround sound, but you still get the opportunity to experience surround sound in your headset.

Not all headsets come with built-in surround sound, so if you want to upgrade your experience, a headset holder with built-in virtual surround sound might be the right product for you.