"I have too much chips for my dip. But if I open a new dip, I'll have too much dip for my chips." Have you ever faced a problem like this? Maybe you have poured out a bowl of cereal before remembering there is no milk left, or you are too cold because your air conditioning had been on for too long. All of these situations are what can only be described as rich people problems, or first world problems. In fact, we complain about these so much, YouTuber Ryan Higa, also known as nigahiga, decided to make a video called "First World Problems" to showcase the so-called problems people like us face while living in wealthier nations. Of course, this video is meant to display the triviality of the issues we face, and contrast them with actual problems such as meeting basic needs for survival. We laugh at things like this partly because they are quite silly, or even because we have complained about these things in the past. When it comes to reviewing products however, I can safely say many of the problems we bring up are also first world problems. For example, in Editor-in-Chief Jonathan Kwan's face-off of three competitive 4TB NAS drives last year, he had to make the "difficult decision" of choosing one of the three competitive hard drives. One of the problems I run into often appears when I review headphones. When I test and compare between multiple over-the-ear headphones, I need somewhere to place my other headset. I could rest it down on the table, but I would rather not, since it clutters up my desk and just looks messy. Enter today's product, the SilverStone Ensemble EBA01, which solves an audiophile's and a reviewer's problem, more so than a first world problem. Is it just a glorified paperweight, or is there something more to the EBA01? Let us read on to find out!