I built my new gaming rig and was looking at the PUCK by NEXT since I bought the s304 Next case.
Then I saw this product and fell in love. It was cool-high techy looking and I bought it on February 28th 2017.
I got a lot of compliments on it.
today is April 8th 2017, and continuous use holding my Turtle Beach 450's has caused its adhesive to fail. Turtle Beach head phones dont weigh much. It was adhered to a brand new case.
I am tremendously disappointed.
UPDATE
The manufacture sent a replacement adhesive pad. The instruction I discovered on-line for the pad (from 3M, NOT from Brainwavs) required that the attachment area be cleaned with rubbing alcohol.
I cleaned the area as directed and everything is now working fine.
So they lost a point and get 4 stars due to the adhesive failure on the first go round.
As I said before, it is a great looking accessory.
Follow up. Its now January 2023. Unit is still holding strong! Its a shame that I am getting ready to retire the case (cannot use 3 fan AIO's) So I will have to but a new one. 5 Stars now
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Product Description
Fits small and large headphones
SECURE INSTALLATION:
We use powerful 3M VHB tape to hold your hanger in place, keeping your gear safe and secure - mount it right and it won’t let you down.
Tips for mounting your hanger:
- Clean the surface
- Mark location
- Peel off backing sheet
- Push hanger firmly into place
- Leave for 24 hours (Recommended)
- Your hanger is ready for use
HOOKA - Headphone anger
Wall mounted all-metal hanger
Hooka, by Brainwavz, is a compact, multi-purpose hanger, made from die-cast aluminum and designed to fit most headphones of any weight.
The specially designed seat on the Hooka can accommodate both small and large headbands, whilst the raised tip will stop headphones falling off.
Solid and dependable, the Hooka attaches to a surface using a strong double-sided acrylic foam tape that can hold the heaviest of loads.
- Headphone hanger for vertical surfaces
- Holds headphones of any weight
- Made with die cast aluminum
- Wide seat fits small to large headbands easily
- Raised tip stops headphones falling off
- No screws easy install with 3M VHB tape
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INDUSTRAL DESIGNSTRONG AND STYLISH: The stunning industrial design of the Hooka looks great no matter where you put it, no screws or drills needed, simply peel, stick and hang - simple! |
SAFE AND SECURERAISED TIP: The large block on the end of the Hooka is designed to ensure your headphones wont slip or fall off, keeping them safe and secure at all times. |
DIMENSIONSSMALL AND LARGE HEADPHONES:
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All images are illustration only - Headphones not included
What's Included?
1 x Hooka Hanger (Black) | 3M VHB Adhesive pad (pre-attached)
DESCRIPTION
An easy to install wall mounted hanger for use with headphones with headbands no larger than 78mm / 3" deep. Keep your headphones safe and secure with Brainwavz all-metal range of headphone hangers.
IMPORTANT: This product is not recommended to be used on wallpaper/painted or plastered wall, we recommend removing wallpaper/paint/plaster where adhesive pads would mount!
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Good purchase
It's a hook that holds headphones. You'd think that it's a simple enough product that BRAINWAVZ wouldn't mess it up.And they didn't. It's extremely solid, not tall at all so it doesn't take up much vertical space and the rounded plate that the headband rests on keeps the foam from getting squished.I was a bit worried about the distance front to back; I'm a huge Audio Technica fan and if you're used any of their higher end headphones you know the HAM antenna headband they have. Luckily the design that BRAINWAVZ went with is just long enough to fit the W1000Z with the cable coiled up behind it. The Hooka also fits the M70X and W1100is on a single hook as long as the cups are turned in. Actually, checking on it, even turning the cups to normal listening positions lets them both hang...they're just kicked way out at the cups.The only thing I could think of to make it better would be to have another way to coil the cable. The open space below the main strut isn't big enough to push a headphone jack through (especially a 6.3mm!) and I don't think I would want to coil a cable through that area due to wanting the cable to un-coil when I pull it off the Hooka. And that's the problem; the lip that does a great job making sure your headphone doesn't fall off catches the cable when you pull it straight off. If there was another horizontal arm underneath without the lip I could pull the cable straight out and plug it into my Schiit stack.As it is now, the headphones are hanging slightly above my head. Grabbing the bottom of the cups and they pick up enough to clear the lip however the cables don't because they're flexible. Means I have to get up and grab them from the top to get the cables off. First world problems hunh?
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Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2016
Color: Hooka Headphone HangerVerified Purchase
It's a hook that holds headphones. You'd think that it's a simple enough product that BRAINWAVZ wouldn't mess it up.
And they didn't. It's extremely solid, not tall at all so it doesn't take up much vertical space and the rounded plate that the headband rests on keeps the foam from getting squished.
I was a bit worried about the distance front to back; I'm a huge Audio Technica fan and if you're used any of their higher end headphones you know the HAM antenna headband they have. Luckily the design that BRAINWAVZ went with is just long enough to fit the W1000Z with the cable coiled up behind it. The Hooka also fits the M70X and W1100is on a single hook as long as the cups are turned in. Actually, checking on it, even turning the cups to normal listening positions lets them both hang...they're just kicked way out at the cups.
The only thing I could think of to make it better would be to have another way to coil the cable. The open space below the main strut isn't big enough to push a headphone jack through (especially a 6.3mm!) and I don't think I would want to coil a cable through that area due to wanting the cable to un-coil when I pull it off the Hooka. And that's the problem; the lip that does a great job making sure your headphone doesn't fall off catches the cable when you pull it straight off. If there was another horizontal arm underneath without the lip I could pull the cable straight out and plug it into my Schiit stack.
As it is now, the headphones are hanging slightly above my head. Grabbing the bottom of the cups and they pick up enough to clear the lip however the cables don't because they're flexible. Means I have to get up and grab them from the top to get the cables off. First world problems hunh?
And they didn't. It's extremely solid, not tall at all so it doesn't take up much vertical space and the rounded plate that the headband rests on keeps the foam from getting squished.
I was a bit worried about the distance front to back; I'm a huge Audio Technica fan and if you're used any of their higher end headphones you know the HAM antenna headband they have. Luckily the design that BRAINWAVZ went with is just long enough to fit the W1000Z with the cable coiled up behind it. The Hooka also fits the M70X and W1100is on a single hook as long as the cups are turned in. Actually, checking on it, even turning the cups to normal listening positions lets them both hang...they're just kicked way out at the cups.
The only thing I could think of to make it better would be to have another way to coil the cable. The open space below the main strut isn't big enough to push a headphone jack through (especially a 6.3mm!) and I don't think I would want to coil a cable through that area due to wanting the cable to un-coil when I pull it off the Hooka. And that's the problem; the lip that does a great job making sure your headphone doesn't fall off catches the cable when you pull it straight off. If there was another horizontal arm underneath without the lip I could pull the cable straight out and plug it into my Schiit stack.
As it is now, the headphones are hanging slightly above my head. Grabbing the bottom of the cups and they pick up enough to clear the lip however the cables don't because they're flexible. Means I have to get up and grab them from the top to get the cables off. First world problems hunh?
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Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2019
Color: Hooka Headphone HangerVerified Purchase
Initial impressions is that this headphone cradle is extremely well made.
PROS:
+ All metal construction means it will likely outlast the desk it's mounted on.
+ Well applied black coating that's nice and smooth.
+ The cradle is super wide to accommodate wide headbands.
+ Just overall build quality is solid, no jagged edges and the style fits in with pretty much any setting.
+ Affordable! I find that it's priced competitively with other products.
CONS (which are admittedly minor):
- Only point of failure I see is the 3M backing, which is obviously a big one, don't want your headphones to fall. This seems to hold strong so far but your mileage may very on the type of surface you stick this on or if you have heavy headphones.
- That all metal construction makes it pretty heavy! If the sticky tape isn't mounted just right, that weight will only add to the stress on the tape.
- Not a huge fan of the logos on it, but I get it, and I won't really see them much anyway.
I feel I can easily recommend this headphone cradle for it's material, finish and price. Just think about that 3M tape if you are sticking it on a heavily textured surface and/or hanging heavy headphones, but I feel for most folks this will be just fine.
PROS:
+ All metal construction means it will likely outlast the desk it's mounted on.
+ Well applied black coating that's nice and smooth.
+ The cradle is super wide to accommodate wide headbands.
+ Just overall build quality is solid, no jagged edges and the style fits in with pretty much any setting.
+ Affordable! I find that it's priced competitively with other products.
CONS (which are admittedly minor):
- Only point of failure I see is the 3M backing, which is obviously a big one, don't want your headphones to fall. This seems to hold strong so far but your mileage may very on the type of surface you stick this on or if you have heavy headphones.
- That all metal construction makes it pretty heavy! If the sticky tape isn't mounted just right, that weight will only add to the stress on the tape.
- Not a huge fan of the logos on it, but I get it, and I won't really see them much anyway.
I feel I can easily recommend this headphone cradle for it's material, finish and price. Just think about that 3M tape if you are sticking it on a heavily textured surface and/or hanging heavy headphones, but I feel for most folks this will be just fine.
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Top reviews from other countries
David
The glue they used is still holding strong.
Reviewed in Canada on May 1, 2023
Jaymo
Thank goodness I found this!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 26, 2021Eric Noel
Wicked good adhesion & looks.
Reviewed in Canada on October 31, 2019Color: Hooka Headphone HangerVerified Purchase
Eric Noel
Reviewed in Canada on October 31, 2019
I have it mounted to the side of my PC Case on the glass, so far so good it's super strong and will not budge.
I absolutely plan on buying more for my headphones rack I plan on making.
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Leone
Ottimo prodotto
Reviewed in Italy on December 15, 2019Color: Hooka Headphone HangerVerified Purchase
