Razer Base Station V2 Headphone Stand Chroma: RGB Lighting - USB Charging – 3.5mm Port with Built-in DAC - Classic Black

My son was very happy with the base. He liked all the different light choices he had. I like that he has somewhere to hang his expensive headphones instead of having them laying all around the place!!

My BF loves it.

Had it for less than 6 months, would constantly turn on and off with discord, or randomly causing my whole pc to freeze sometimes and leave me unable to use anything plugged into while it acted like it snorted a line and loved disconnecting. Occasionally one of the usbs wouldnt even work and if my headset was plugged into it, made a weird noise. Came home to it completely not working now and all its done is set in the same spot on my desk so theres no reason that should happen. Avoid at all costs.

The Razer Base Station Chroma headset stand with USB 3.0 hub, made in China, measures about 5.7” wide and 9.7” tall. There are three USB 3.0 ports on the front of the base which lights up around the perimeter.

I love how you can manage the color of this device and you can change it to what ever your little heart desires. The only issue is the material used to make the product... Plastic. It looks great! I just wish the Razer logo also was RGB. It feels cheap, but looks good! I will post a picture of this device when I get home. for the price of over $50 I think razer should made it a bit better.

In my expectation, this headphone stands quality is great. If you do not love the razer, I wont recommend it. You can buy a cheap headphone stand and a USB hub with more USB plugs. It is an RGB fans choice! Do not worry about quality. Decide in your own favour.

It’s a pretty good peripheral overall, I like the LED lights on the bottom of it and I can finally hang my headphones on it. There are a little minor problem which is it has a short cable.

Its awesome

Sturdy as it looks, it looks very slick and beautiful, and those RGB’s at the bottom looks gorgeous when you have the Chroma Studio set up. The 2 USB ports are the best as you can use one for Nari Ultimate’s Receiver and then the second one you can connect a cable to charge the headphones. The only thing is, I think it’s a bit too expensive, maybe $20 less would be better but either way, it’s very nice.

Great does its task of holding my headphones, BUT barely charges anything plugged into the USB ports. I literally dont charge anything thru this device.