Samsung Headphone Rubber Piece

What can you say about a piece of rubber... it's an o ring for my Pelican case.

It's like having blank without a rubber, protect the thing with a piece of glass

At first it seemed like a lot of money for a little piece of rubber and plastic, but through this eyepiece I can see the world.

The biggest draw of this desktop headphone stand is that it looks very high-end.  It’s inexpensive and it gets the job done!  It comes with clear rubber feet that you can stick on the bottom of the stand, but I find that it looks better without them.  If you’re not planning on moving the stand and/or will have them on a level surface - I do not see the point of the rubber feet because it takes away from the high-end look that I love.  It’s light weight and can holder my largest studio headphones.  I’m happy to have this new addition on my desktop! [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

Surprising how good this piece is! Have a 10 headphone setup for an online show...works great...lots of options. No noise issues at all. Using Sony MDR 7506  headphones throughout---good match!

4th headphone , from samsung, beats to sony best sound quality & long lasting battery. Not much , haven't found any other phone in this price range with good sound.

Solid made , it was purchased because of the curved headphone holder,one piece construction,very very well made and worth the cost

The K&M tabletop headphone stand is a solid stand that is simple and elegant. The main body of the stand is a single piece of metal, and the part that the headphone band rests upon is a piece of slightly rubbery plastic, which slides over the top metal portion of the stand. Four adhesive rubber feet are included for the bottom of the stand to protect the surface upon which the stand sits.  Overall, it feels solid and works perfectly for my needs as a tabletop headphone stand. I would definitely buy another one if Im looking for another tabletop headphone stand.

I was looking for a handy device to split the headphone output. The purpose: recording vocals at my home studio, while I monitor the tracks.I couldn't find a passive split solution, so went for a splitter with active circuit in it.HA-400 is very affordable piece of hardware. I like its sturdy construction. It is small to fit well in a small corner on my desk. 1 to 4 split is more than I needed. Individual volume control is really nice.The sound character changes a bit one way or another, but the difference is very small in my case (Quad Capture and Shure SRH 840). I bet my vocalist will never notice it. :)Overall, HA-400 is pretty good for its price.One piece of advice, HA-400 does not come with any audio cable. You might need to purchase a cable separately to connect HA-400 to your audio interface (which can be easily forgotten at the checkout).

Stable headphone stand made from a single piece of black matt-finished steel (with a nice rubber-like pad on top of the hook) holds my full-size headphones steady. Spot-on design perfect for my needs.