Collective Minds PSVR Showcase Rapid AC PS4 VR Charge & Display Stand - PlayStation 4

Pros: • Easier than it originally looks to assemble. I was caught off guard when opening the box. The package contains 5 separate pieces, but they all snap together fairly easily. No screws needed. Be careful not to force anything though. The piece that holds your headphones was a bit tricky for me. It had 4 prongs that snapped into 4 holes underneath the bar that holds your PSVR headset. Highly recommend wiggling the piece gently until you can catch it at just the right angle. The prongs are small pieces of plastic sticking out, so it wouldn't take much force to break one off. • Keeps all your PlayStation accessories very organized and easily accessible. • Charges everything. Even has a USB slot on the back that you can use to charge up headphones (or anything else) without a bunch of cords flopping around. The red/blue charge status lights are excellent. I have several controller chargers and nothing in my opinion does as good of a job with charging and displaying charge status. Can't tell you how many times I've put a controller facedown in a different charging port only to pick it up later with no charge because the USB connection wasn't fully made between controller and dock. • Looks awesome in my opinion. I'm fortunate enough to have a wife that loves gaming as much as I do, so we have a room dedicated to all things nerdy. This display stand fits right into my decor. Even if you don't have a game room, this stand just looks professional. Very well done. • Competitively priced. This stand blows the other PSVR option out of the water even if they were priced the same. But at $35, this thing was well worth the 2 month wait. They even got it to me a little earlier than they re-estimated after the delayed shipping was announced. I understand why the demand was so high. Cons: • The piece that holds the headphones should snap in differently. I can see why they chose the design they did, but if one of those plastic prongs broke, there goes your headphones holder. Not crucial, but still. Also, after you do snap it in, I see no way to take it back off. Although the rest of this stand can easily be disassembled, the headphone piece seems permanently attached to the piece that holds the headset. Conclusion: • Best stand currently on the market. Lowest price is honestly just an added benefit. For anyone upset about the wait and tempted to cancel, I highly recommend waiting it out. It's well worth it. If you want to see a size preview, checkout my pics below. The stand is sitting on a mini fridge to the very far left, next to a 40" TV.

So after a lot of the negative reviews about it killing controllers, I decided to take a chance due to this being one of the best stands on the market due to it being able to charge so many things at once. I’ve been using it for about a week now and have had no issues with this device killing my move or PS4 controllers. Either those unlucky few got faulty stands or they may have sent out a bad patch and finally revisioned them after the negative reviews, OR people are just not using the device CORRECTLY. I think when you approach these kind of things, you just have to use common sense and research a few things on how electronics work. For starters, I plugged the device straight into a wall socket to make sure it got sufficient power. Plugging it into either a power strip or a faulty strip may cause issues in the device either not supplying enough power and straining the devices or over charging the devices. Second, the stand should have all blue lights when it’s not charging any devices and the light turns red on the stand when charging. I tested both PS4 controller ports with the same controller to make sure they both were working normally by seeing if the lights turned red and if I saw the light bar on the controller flashing yellow as it should indicating it’s charging. I left it for a while in one part then switched it to the next to make sure it was doing the same for both and it seemed to be working as it should so I left it in one port to see if it would eventually charge completely and see if the red light turned blue and saw no flashing yellow light bar on the controller which indicated to me it indeed did charge the controller completely. I went ahead and took the extra step and left it plugged in over night to see if it didn’t over charge the PS4 controller and sure enough, it did not so I can safely say it charged the PS4 controllers perfectly with no issues. I did the same with the move controllers and noticed it stopped charging after a while on the dock indicating the same thing. Also, people tend to jam their devices into the ports in the stand which can also cause issues. Both the controller ports on the stand have the mini usb which plug right in into the top of your controllers. They go right in with very little force and have no need to apply a lot of pressure. Damaging these ports can cause damage to your controller so if you have some children, just make sure the devices are in correctly to avoid and damage to the stand ports and possibly cause issues to the devices. Also, the move controllers have small metal brackets the touch the metal parts at the bottom of the move controllers. It has no mini USB ports something you need to keep in mind if you have the older move controllers. Something people need to also understand, the PS4 controllers and move controllers WILL NOT CHARGE if the battery still has a certain percentage of charge left. So there’s a chance you can play for an hour, plug it in to charge and it WILL NOT charge. The devices themselves will not take any charge even if it has been used in order to prevent any overcharging. Make sure your devices are depleted before charging them on either this stand or regularly by usb cable. Doing this will guarantee a longer life span on the batteries in the devices. So if you plug the devices in into the charging ports and notice it doesn’t charge and the lights on the stand remain blue, the device is not depleted enough and that’s normal, that’s put in place to protect your devices. So i think if your in a market for a stand, this is a really good option. Just play it safe, follow my advice on plugging it in into a sufficient wall socket directly and just make sure the stand is working correctly on the first day like I did and you should be ok. Also make absolutely sure you receive the right ac adapter for your country/region as well. Not having the right product with the wrong AC adapter will surely guarantee a catastrophic failure and kill your devices. Just use some common sense and you should be ok.

The stand looks nice and is very sturdy. I wish that the lights would turn off when there wasn't a device in its charging port. However, that's minor overall. The extra USB port to charge my Playstation Gold headphones is great too! I took one star off because the lights don't turn off ever, and when putting together the instructions weren't very clear and the final piece to snap in for the headphones hanger felt like it could have easily broken and wasn't very easy to snap in.

Excelente producto, tardó 5 días en llegar a Mexico pero vale la pena la espera, creo que es indispensable si tienes todos los artículos, la calidad es muy buena y en relación al precio creo que si lo vale.

Excelente!

Looks awesome, great value