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If you want a desk station that holds two headsets and doubles as a real power hub with AC outlets and dual USB charging, choose KAFRI Dual Headphone Stand; if you need a slim, all-aluminum single-headset stand with RGB lighting and USB-C plus USB pass-through ports, choose New Bee Headphone Stand.
• KAFRI's biggest strength: it's two products in one — a dual headphone hanger plus a 2-outlet, 2-USB power strip built into the base.
• KAFRI's biggest trade-off: it's a chunkier plastic-and-metal unit (around 400 g) with a larger desktop footprint and no RGB lighting.
• New Bee's biggest strength: a sturdy aluminum build with a weighted, non-slip base, 7-mode RGB lighting, and USB-C plus USB data/charge ports.
• New Bee's biggest trade-off: it holds only one headset and offers no AC outlets, so it won't power a laptop or console.
• Buy KAFRI if you run a multi-headset gaming or work-from-home desk and want to cut cable clutter with real power sockets.
• Buy New Bee if you have one favorite headset and care most about stability, looks, and a clean single-stand silhouette.
KAFRI takes the "headphone stand" idea and stretches it into a small desk hub. The cradle holds two headsets at once, as long as each headband is within about 2.1 inches wide — so a Bluetooth pair plus a gaming headset, or a work headset plus a pair of noise-canceling cans, can both live on the same stand. The brand lists broad compatibility across Bose, Beats, Sony, JBL, Logitech, Corsair, Razer, Astro, Sennheiser, Turtle Beach, Shure and more, which is a fair signal that it's designed around common headband shapes rather than one brand.
The second half of the story is the base. Built into it are two smart USB ports rated up to 2.4 amps each (4 amps total) plus two AC sockets with a 1250W total output. That means you can charge a phone, tablet, or headset over USB and still plug in a laptop, printer, lamp, Xbox, PS4, Switch, or VR headset into the outlets. The auto-detect charging circuit adjusts current per device, and the shell is fire-resistant hardened plastic with overload, short-circuit, and over-current protection.
In my opinion, this is the pick for someone whose desk is currently a nest of cables and who owns more than one headset. It's also a genuinely practical gift for a gamer or a work-from-home setup. Skip it if you only own one headset, want a minimalist metal look, or specifically want RGB lighting — KAFRI is a black plastic-and-metal utility piece, not a showpiece.
New Bee goes the other direction: one headset, done properly. The frame is aluminum rather than plastic, and the curved rest is TPU rubber, which is there to protect the headband from scratches and the long-term flattening that cheaper stands can cause. The base is wide and weighted, with silicone non-slip pads underneath, so it resists tipping on smooth desks. At 9.53 inches tall with a 4.47-inch wide base and overall dimensions of roughly 9.4 x 5 x 1.4 inches, it fits all headset sizes — gaming gear through studio headphones.
The lighting is the headline feature. There are 7 RGB modes, toggled with a 3-second long press, which lets you match or contrast with the rest of your setup. Behind that, two extension ports — one USB-C and one standard USB — let you charge a phone or iPad or move files, with plug-and-play support for Windows, Linux, and Mac. Note that wireless charging isn't supported, and these are pass-through ports, not AC outlets, so they won't run a monitor or console.
I'd point this at a single-headset gamer or a streamer who wants the desk to look intentional. It's also the better choice for anyone who has had a flimsy plastic stand wobble or tip. Skip it if you need to park two headsets, want wall-style AC power on your desk, or don't care about lighting and would rather not pay for it.
• Best for two headsets at once → KAFRI. Its dual hanger accepts headbands up to about 2.1 inches wide.
• Best for stability and build → New Bee. Aluminum frame, weighted wide base, TPU headband rest, silicone non-slip pads.
• Best for powering devices → KAFRI. Two AC outlets at 1250W total plus two USB ports at up to 2.4A each (4A combined).
• Best for charging a phone or tablet at the desk → New Bee. USB-C and USB ports with plug-and-play across Windows, Linux, and Mac.
• Best for desk aesthetics → New Bee. 7 RGB modes and a polished aluminum finish versus KAFRI's plain black utility look.
• Best for a gaming room centerpiece → New Bee. The lighting is the point; KAFRI is the practical one.
• Best for a shared or family desk → KAFRI. Two headsets and multiple chargers in one footprint.
• Best for a minimalist single-headset setup → New Bee. Small footprint, no extra outlets you won't use.
If I had to pick one, I'd buy the KAFRI Dual Headphone Stand. In my opinion it does more for a real desk: two headsets stored, two AC sockets, and two USB chargers, which is the difference between a tidy setup and a permanent cable tangle. The New Bee is the better-looking object and the sturdier single stand, and if you own exactly one headset and want RGB, it's the one I'd recommend instead. But for most people juggling multiple headsets and devices, KAFRI solves more problems. Check the current price on Amazon for both before you decide.
FAQ
It has a USB-C port and a standard USB port for charging or file transfer, with plug-and-play on Windows, Linux, and Mac. It does not support wireless charging, and it has no AC outlets.
Based on the specs, the New Bee is built for stability: aluminum construction, a weighted base, and silicone non-slip pads. The KAFRI is a plastic-and-metal unit and its wider base houses the power hardware, so it's stable but not built around the same anti-tip design.
Both are designed for gaming headsets. KAFRI lists gaming headsets among compatible types with headbands up to about 2.1 inches wide; New Bee states it fits all headset sizes from gaming to studio headphones.
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