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If you want a bright pink, tool-free desk organizer that stores and displays up to six controllers and headsets at once, choose KELJUN Controller Holder Pink; if you need an actual gaming headset with a mic, stereo drivers and a USB-powered RGB light, choose Fachixy FC100. These two products share almost nothing beyond the gaming shelf they sit on, so the real question is whether you're buying storage or buying sound.
• KELJUN Controller Holder Pink — biggest strength: A 3-tier vertical rack (6.69 x 6.69 x 14.96 in) that holds up to six gamepads or headsets, with adjustable hooks, a low center of gravity and silicone pads to keep it steady on a desk.
• KELJUN Controller Holder Pink — biggest trade-off: It's a metal stand only. It makes no sound, has no mic, and the included components list shows no accessories beyond the base, tubes and hangers — plus the bright pink finish scratches if you skip the rubber rings during assembly.
• Fachixy FC100 — biggest strength: A wired over-ear headset with 50 mm dynamic drivers, a 120°-rotating noise-canceling mic, one-button mute, an in-line volume wheel and RGB lighting powered over USB.
• Fachixy FC100 — biggest trade-off: It's wired only, at 280 g it's a headset you wear rather than display, and the RGB light needs a USB connection separate from the 3.5 mm audio plug.
• Who each pick is for: KELJUN for the player whose desk is drowning in controllers; Fachixy for the player who actually needs to hear the game and talk to teammates.
The KELJUN Controller Holder Pink is a storage and display piece first. The design is built around a "W" symmetrical shape derived from an oriental symmetry concept, sized to a golden ratio of 6.69, and stands 14.96 inches tall across three tiers. In my opinion, the tier count is the whole point: with up to six items placed across the rack, you can park two or three controllers, a headset and a couple of spare pads without anything resting on your desk surface. The metal body has a matte finish, and the low center of gravity combined with the silicone pad under the base is what keeps the whole thing planted when you yank a controller off a hook one-handed.
Who should buy it: anyone with a growing pile of Xbox, PS4, PS5 or Switch controllers, a headset that currently lives on a chair arm, and a desk they'd like to actually see again. It also works as a gift for a friend or family member in that exact situation. Who should skip it: anyone shopping for audio gear. This rack doesn't plug into anything, doesn't light up, and won't improve your game chat. If your headset is broken rather than just messy, this is the wrong purchase.
Fachixy FC100: Who It's For
The Fachixy FC100 is the opposite kind of product: it's the thing you'd hang on the KELJUN rack. It's a wired, over-ear gaming headset with 50 mm high-density dual neodymium dynamic drivers running a 20 Hz–20,000 Hz frequency range at 32 ohm impedance. That combination — big drivers, low impedance — is the classic recipe for a headset that gets loud and full off a controller's headphone jack without needing a dedicated amp. The brand positions it for football games, shooters and racing games, and the stereo surround framing fits that: positional cues in a shooter, engine tone in a racer.
The mic is the other half of the story. It's an omnidirectional noise-canceling design that rotates up to 120°, so you can swing it out of the way when you're not talking and angle it toward your mouth when you are. The in-line control gives you a rotary volume wheel and a one-button mute with an icon on it, which is the fastest way to kill your mic mid-match without alt-tabbing into settings. The cable is an 89-inch braided anti-tangle lead, and the box includes a 1-to-2 3.5 mm splitter for PCs with separate mic and headphone jacks, plus a 2.2 m extension cable — that's genuinely useful, because 89 inches is short if your tower sits under the desk.
The RGB light strip is the cosmetic hook. It runs off USB, not the audio jack, and shifts dynamically while you play. If you stream or record, that's a visible plus; if you game in a bright room, it's mostly decoration. The green colorway is the one listed, the enclosure is aluminum and plastic, and it weighs 280 g. Who should buy it: PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Switch, PC, laptop and Mac players who want one headset that covers all of them over 3.5 mm, plus a working mic and a mute button. Who should skip it: anyone who wants wireless freedom, or who needs a stand rather than a headset — the FC100 comes with a user manual and cables, not a place to put it.
• Best for tidying a controller pile → KELJUN Controller Holder Pink. Six-item capacity across three tiers beats any single-hook stand.
• Best for actually hearing and talking in-game → Fachixy FC100. 50 mm drivers and a 120° noise-canceling mic are the core of the product.
• Best for multi-platform flexibility → Fachixy FC100. PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Switch, PC, laptop and Mac over a 3.5 mm jack, with a splitter and extension cable in the box.
• Best for a no-tools, five-minute setup → KELJUN Controller Holder Pink. The brand states roughly 30 seconds to assemble, with no tools needed.
• Best for a desk that matches a pink setup → KELJUN Controller Holder Pink. The matte metal finish in cute pink is the entire design premise.
• Best for streaming and recording setups → Fachixy FC100. USB-powered RGB plus a mute button is a practical combo on camera.
• Best for gifting a non-technical gamer → KELJUN Controller Holder Pink. No compatibility worries, no drivers, no cables to route.
• Best for long sessions on a couch → Fachixy FC100. The 89-inch braided cable and 2.2 m extension give you real slack; 280 g keeps it light over long play.
In my opinion, most people searching these two names already know which one they need — the only real confusion is that both show up under "gaming accessories." If I had to pick one, I'd buy the Fachixy FC100, because a working headset with a mic, a mute button and broad console compatibility does more for your actual play session than any stand can. The KELJUN Controller Holder Pink is the better buy only if your audio is already sorted and your problem is a desk covered in controllers. Buy the FC100 to play; buy the KELJUN to clean up after.
FAQ
Yes — the brand describes it as a controller and headset hanger, with up to six items across three tiers and adjustable hook positions. The silicone pads and low center of gravity keep it stable when you pull gear off.
No. The light strip is powered through the USB port, separate from the 3.5 mm audio plug. If you only connect the audio jack, you get sound but not the lighting.
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