Mudder 4 Pack Headphone Headset Hanger Monitor Stand Holder Headset Stick-on Hook, Black

The inverted L shaped bracket mount works great on the corners of my monitors. Without the short leg of the L going over the top of the monitor, the double stick tape wouldn't hold the bracket in place because of shear forces. I put tape on both of the legs which made it hard to get both the short leg and the long let to mate with the monitor properly. You need to come in at a 45 degree angle so that the short leg, the long leg, and inside corner of the bracket mount contact the terminal at about the same time. Make sure that both legs are making contact before pressing the legs against the terminal. Once the tape has adhered, it is very sticky and difficult to adjust or move.

The idea is simple, remove adhesive backing, place inside hook and stick to a desired surface.Problem is that the tape usually only holds up for a day or so.I knew this before I purchased this item so I wasn't worried.I drilled holes into the surfaces I planned to put these on to screw them in.I have 2 hooks on my media center and one on a makeshift shelf where I keep my pc.I did this because the hooks on my media center are holding my psvr headset and the other holds the move controllers.Finally the one on my shelf holds my pc headset.Overall I would order this product again because at the price it really is unbeatable.I thought about buying hooks at a Wal-Mart but those were more for like hanging a set of keys or something small.I recommend these as long as you understand the tape more than likely won't stick long enough to hold anything more than a few days.

This product came in a pack of 4, with the plastic hooks and the sticky parts seperate. Application was very easy. You just take the sticky strip and peel off the tape on one side to reveal the adhesive. Then, you place it inside the hook so the hook will adhere to the strip. Once it adheres properly (give it 20-30 minutes and apply pressure every few minutes), you can peel the tape off the other side of adhesive and stick it to the surface you want the hook to stick to. Once it is on, it is recommended you leave it for 24 hours.In my experience, the hooks work really well on my Bears Solo 2 Wireless and they haven't fallen once. However, on my Razer ManOWar headphones, they have fallen a few times to the point where I removed the hook for now. I don't think I let the adhesive set long enough on this strip.Pros- Small and compact- good value for the price- support a good amount of weightCons- adhesive could be better, but is okay once it sets to the surfaceI would highly recommend these hooks for anyone who is looking for a cheap and effective way to hang headphones off the side of a surface. Just make sure you let the adhesive stick for an appropriate amount of time before you try to use them.

The hooks fell off after a week or so

I have four 1920x1200 monitors at my workstation, the middle two in portrait position, and the two to the extreme left and right in landscape position, currently. I attached one of these hangers on each outside monitor and hang headphones on each. I find this to be the best way to have my headphones/headsets when they are not on my head, for I can don them and remove them and get them out of the way quickly. Cost effective at about $2/each. Five stars from me for this simple product which solves a real problem simply!

I bought 1 set and 1 immediately broke, and I still needed one more so I bought another set. Hung them and with in a week they started falling off where i hung them. Here it is, a month and a half since I bought them and not one is still hanging. I had to buy REAL 3M hooks. Garbage product.; DO NOT BUY. PS I NEVER have left a review cause I'm a very busy person sooo you know these a way BOGUS!

...your headphones, that is!Before having this hanger, my life was just incomplete. You could find my headphones anywhere: On my desk, on the floor, in their case, it was all crazy. But not any more. Now they're reliably where I can find them, right near my right arm. I can die happily knowing that my headphones will be right where I left them.Others have complained about the adhesion of the sticky-tape; I've got mine holding by only the top plate (not the edge), and it seems to be holding fine. It's stuck to glass, which is possibly an ideal surface, but it's on there pretty firmly. The key is to *clamp it* hard for a few minutes when applying. If you have a little chip-clip or something to put on it, then it will clamp and the sticky glue will set better.I'll let you know if it falls off. Now I just have to mount the other bracket at home... and give the other two away!

Love these so far. I have a computer lab of 30 tower PCs and headphone maintenance was always a mess. The headphones were everywhere they weren't supposed to be - spending much of the time on the floor despite having a designated spot for them on top of the computer tower.Now, my students aren't wasting time untangling cords and plugging in headphones. The headphones are already plugged into the back of the tower and my kids can just grab the headphones off of the hanger and get started. And it's easy to just hang them back up at the end of class. It's saved me a LOT of time and the life of my headphones.The product itself is easy to install. It was a pain to peel and place the 3M foam stickers inside the plastic hook part (especially for 30 hooks) but honestly it was well worth it for the time I've saved since then. I've had no issues with hooks falling off or not sticking. The headphones I'm using aren't heavy either but this product suits my purposes perfectly. I've had a lot of compliments from other teachers that want hooks for their classroom computers too.