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

Just a little eye candy for PC setup and nice storage area for headphones when not in use.

Muy bonito a mi esposa le encanto. se ve que es de muy buena calidad

the Razer Base Station Chroma Headphone/Headset Stand w/USB Hub is exactly what it says it is. An RGB enabled headphone holder with a USB hub. This thing is really good for my setup because it is difficult to get to my pc to plug temporary accessories in so having this within hand reach to plug in USBs, speakers, and cords for file transfer works simple and easy. Just a heads up if you want to control the RGB you will need to use razer synapse. otherwise it will go to the default.

Last review was wrong. Just didnt like it.

Its rgb is pretty solid, does the job of holding the headphones, and supplies 3 usb ports. Problem I have with it is that it is 2 separate pieces and is definitely not seamless at all. Maybe it wouldnt be so noticeable if I had got the black one. Also, It is definitely marked up about twice of what it should be

Llego todo al 100% en la fecha indicada y el productor sin ningun tipo de daño.

Nice little stand for my Razer Nari head phones. The 3 USB outlets are great. I use them to power up my mouse, headphone jack and my microphone. I’ll swap out the jack to put in my headset charger and it charges it perfectly. The RBG color is nice and it really bright! It’s almost like a little nightlight when my room is completely dark. Would recommend

Razer is all hype and no delivery. The RGB works in sync with other products and Hue lights as advertised, but the product is made out of cheap plastic. At least I have some more usb-3 ports now.

look nice with LEDs, and do the work to hold headsets. USB port works but interrupted with USB earphones... I thought it have wireless charging in the middle apparently my bad, I didnt read it clear before i buy. overall nice for headset stand.

I typically use Corsair products for my rig, but I decided to give this a try as an alternative to the Corsair headphone stand. Both this one and the Corsair one cost about the same amount. This Razer stand has three USB 3.0 ports on it. The Corsair one has a 3.5mm analog input jack that offers full Stereo or 7.1 Surround sound along with two USB 3.1 jacks. This one is larger than the Corsair one. The USB ports are all in the front on the Razer stand, and the stand ships in two parts that you simply connect and press together. The stand has a rubberized material on the bottom to prevent the stand from sliding around as you take your headphones off or put them on the stand.