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Benks Grand Pro Headphone Stand Review: Sleek, Sturdy, but Steep

Rating: 7/10 ?
  • 1 - Absolute Hot Garbage
  • 2 - Sorta Lukewarm Garbage
  • 3 - Strongly Flawed Design
  • 4 - Some Pros, Lots Of Cons
  • 5 - Acceptably Imperfect
  • 6 - Good Enough to Buy On Sale
  • 7 - Great, But Not Best-In-Class
  • 8 - Fantastic, with Some Footnotes
  • 9 - Shut Up And Take My Money
  • 10 - Absolute Design Nirvana
Price: $58
Benks Grand Pro Headphone stand with a pair of headphones sitting on top
Brenna Miles / Review Geek

The Benks Grand Pro Headphone Stand with Wireless Charging looks great on any desk or counter and is the perfect spot to hang your headphones. Plus, the built-in wireless charging capabilities work to power up your QI-enabled devices.

While the wireless charging and headphone storage features are tempting, they’ll cost you. And as we’ll go over below, there could be better options out there, depending on your needs.

Here's What We Like

  • Sleek design
  • Strong enough for heavy headphones
  • Built-in charging capabilities

And What We Don't

  • Expensive
  • Requires QC adapter for fast charging

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Stand Design: Sleek and Sturdy

Stand Dimensions:  9.65 x 4.65 x 5.67 in (245 × 118 × 144 mm)

Materials: Support Rod: Alloy, Headphone Rest: Silicone

The first thing you’ll notice about this stand is its sleek design. A single metal rod connects the headphone rest to the base of the stand. The base is simple, featuring a tiny Benks logo. Plus, it’s slightly weighted with a non-slip bottom.

While the design is simple, this stand is sturdy enough to hold even the heaviest of headphones. I only tested this stand using some simple and lightweight Bluetooth headphones, I did do everything but flip my desk trying to get it to fall over. It never fell over.

I also applied some pressure to the headphone rest and the stand didn’t budge. This is good news, especially if your headphones are an investment piece.

The stand did come unassembled. However, the included screw and Allen wrench were all that was required to get this bad boy in business. A 4-foot-long (1.2m) USB-C-to-C charging cable was also included in the box. However, there was no AC power adapter. You’ll need to purchase one if you don’t already have one (more on this below).

Compatible Headphones

According to Benks, this stand will hold a wide range of headphone types, including Sony WH-1000XM4Beats Solo 3, Bose NC700, Logitech 6433, and many more.

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Sony WH-1000XM5
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Wireless Charging Capability: Fast Charging and Qi-Enabled Devices

Benks Grand Pro Headphone Stand's wireless Qi charging pad
Brenna Miles / Review Geek

Output: Fast charging: Up to 15W, iPhones: Up to 7.5W, All other Qi-enabled devices: 5W

Device compatibility: Fast charging and Qi-enabled devices

The wireless charging pad is compatible with both fast charging and Qi-enabled devices. However, to use the 15W fast charge capabilities, you will need a QC2.0/3.0 adapter. Otherwise, the standard charge output is 7.5W for iPhones and 5W for all other Qi-enabled devices.

To test the charging capabilities, I placed my iPhone 11 on the pad at 37% battery. I got to full charge after 2 hours and 45 minutes. This was without a quick charge adapter, of course.

After about 26 minutes, my phone stopped charging and a red blinking LED light was shown on the charging pad. The instruction booklet simply stated that the red LED light was a warning. However, it didn’t say what the warning was for.

I also searched the website and couldn’t find any information about the light. After a few seconds, I did replace my device and it began charging again. I chalked it up to my phone not being in the right position, as getting my device at just the right spot to charge did take a few tries the first go around.

Overall: An Expensive Home for Your Headphones

Overall, I enjoyed the Benks Grand Pro Headphone Stand with Wireless Charging and not having my headphones taking up space on my desk. I also appreciated being able to place my phone on it to charge without going to grab my charging cable. The charger didn’t ever get too warm and it connected easily to my device (once I found the sweet spot, that is).

Is this the best option out there? It truly depends on your budget. If you’re simply looking for a sturdy stand for your headphones, this stand delivers. However, there are other options available at much less than the $59.99 price tag.

For example, this SIKAI CASE Bamboo Headphone Stand Holder is made using durable and modern bamboo. Not only does it look great, but it also provides sturdy storage for virtually any size headphones. Plus, the price is only $29.99.

If the wireless charging pad is a must, this Laelr 4 in 1 Wireless Charger Headphone Stand provides fast charging for Qi-enabled devices. Plus, it can charge up to four devices at the same time and features a price of $38.99.

Rating: 7/10 ?
  • 1 - Absolute Hot Garbage
  • 2 - Sorta Lukewarm Garbage
  • 3 - Strongly Flawed Design
  • 4 - Some Pros, Lots Of Cons
  • 5 - Acceptably Imperfect
  • 6 - Good Enough to Buy On Sale
  • 7 - Great, But Not Best-In-Class
  • 8 - Fantastic, with Some Footnotes
  • 9 - Shut Up And Take My Money
  • 10 - Absolute Design Nirvana
Price: $58

Here’s What We Like

  • Sleek design
  • Strong enough for heavy headphones
  • Built-in charging capabilities

And What We Don't

  • Expensive
  • Requires QC adapter for fast charging

Brenna Miles Brenna Miles
Brenna is a freelance writer for Review Geek, as well as a Technology Editor for Review Geek's sister site, How-To Geek. For the past nine years, she's written everything from consumer-focused how-to articles to in-depth B2B guides on everything from SaaS to cloud security to apps. Passionate about tech and its impact on the world, Brenna aims to make tech content accessible for all, regardless of skill level. Read Full Bio »