2Pack Headphone Hanger Under Desk Hook Holder Wall Mount, Dual PC Gaming Headset Stand with Cable Clips Organizer Under Table Design, Universal Fit All Headphones

I love these! I will be buying more.

I almost bought the screw clamp version of these headphone hangers but they were plastic and reviews said they came off the table too easily; so I got these metal ones. I only needed 1 but there were 2. They come with rectangular, 2-sided, sticky pads so I thought I'd try these pads before screwing into the table. I was surprised how good the sticky pad was; it holds the hanger firmly and I've had DT770 Pro headphones hanging on them for a week with no sign that the pads will give way; I can even get hold of the hanger and tug at it and it just rocks the whole table!

Step 1 Install the headphone hanger Step 2 Hang your headphones

Some of the tape is weak (but not all of them). So sometimes these fall. I secured it better with duct tape (I put these under my desk). But overall a good purchase and would buy again

Adhesive is VHB tape(rlly good double sided tape) Solid metal structure, very sturdy. Accessories provided. I’ve seen other headphone hooks while researching and I personally think I got lucky buying these instead because the other ones seem to be plastic or 3D printed. These are solid metal/(or aluminum not sure regardless very sturdy)

For 10 bucks a pair, these can't be beat. Some hangers in this price range are duals, and hold two headsets, but they can be too close together, and the headsets will touch. With these, mount them where you like. Solid construction, nice silicone padding.

Appreciate the build quality, nice sturdy metal. A firm rubber pad at the bottom gives a perfect grip on headphones. I attached with mechanical fasteners, so I can not speak to the adhesive pads.

I've been happy with these for about 4.5 years, with one of them becoming my AirPods Max's permanent home when I'm not wearing them. And then, I started finding inexplicable sticky goo on top of them. Eventually, I figured out that it was from the adhesive they use to stick the soft pad to the top of the metal frame. It has somehow melted and is dripping goo on my headphones. It makes no sense to me, since it's in an air-conditioned room, in a spot that doesn't even receive direct sunlight. The pad slips side to side now, and the whole thing needs to be replaced. To be clear, I have it screwed down. I'm not referring to the adhesive you might use to attach the hanger to the desk's underside, but the adhesive that is part of the product, adhering the soft pad down to the metal.