Heavy Metal Headphone Stand - Open Box, White
Your headphones deserve to stand. With the LAB22 Float Headphone Stand, they can do that in style. More than a tech accessory, it’s a sculptural object that gently holds your headphones above the fray. Freeing up desk space while protecting your headphones from damage.
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LAB22 Heavy Metal Headphone Stand — Protect Your Best Remote-Work Investment
The gist: A machined aluminum stand that keeps expensive over-ear headphones from getting crushed, tangled, or scratched on a home-office or co-working desk — protection that pays for itself quickly.
- Anodized aluminum construction: Wear-resistant finish, recyclable single-grade metal; won’t crack or warp under the weight of heavier over-ear headphones like the Sony XM-series or Bose QC-series.
- Microfiber padded hanger: Cushions the headband to prevent pressure dents — critical for premium noise-canceling headphones you use all day.
- Stable easy-grip base: Stays planted on a desk; single-handed grabs don’t tip it when pulling headphones on during a call.
- Flat-storage disassembly: Breaks down to flat panels for anyone in a hybrid setup who moves between office and home desk.
B&H Photo lists this stand in Black, Silver, and White, noting its recyclable single-grade aluminum build and universal fit for most over-ear headphone models.
Best for: Remote workers with a dedicated desk who use premium over-ear headphones and want to protect their investment. Skip it if: you use IEMs or on-ear headphones that fold flat — those don’t need a stand. Runs around $38 (Open Box) — check the current price before buying.
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