This specific Dell stand is an excellent choice for those using Dell or Alienware monitors up to 27 inches. The build quality is outstanding, comparable to and perhaps better than the equally sturdy stands of Dell's models.

The dimensions of the stand's desktop piece are approximately 58mm X 25mm (these are the largest dimensions, as it is a trapezoidal shape, so the back side is larger than the front). Regarding the freedom of movement for the monitors, they have the classic adjustments: Tilt: -5° - 24°, Lift: 13 cm, Rotation: -90° - 90°, and Swivel: -10° - 15°.

I use it with the Dell S2722QC, 27’’ - 4.7 kg, and Alienware AW2724DM, 27’’ - 4.3 kg, with which it has no issues. The specifications state that 6 kg is the maximum weight, but this refers to the weight of each monitor and not the total! Even though I have two 27-inch monitors, there is space between them, so you can comfortably place the monitors and then slide them close together to eliminate the gap between them.

For cable management, it has two slots on the back where the rails are, as well as a channel inside the column of the stand to route the cables from behind. This is more than enough for the basic cables of the monitors and also for extras. I have routed the cables for the peripherals and the monitor light bars, and they fit without any issues.

Since I also used monitor arms in my case and for my setup, such a stand was the most convenient, as I needed space for the speakers, to reduce the space taken up by the two separate stands, and to align the two monitors since they are not the same model.

The stand is not cheap; I personally bought it for €180, which is generally an okay price considering the market fluctuations. However, for this level of quality and compared to other models available on the market, it is an excellent choice.

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P.S.: “I have no idea (and I haven't researched) if it can work with other brands of monitors besides Dell. In the packaging, there are two plates corresponding to a specific series of Dell to ensure compatibility (if I'm not mistaken, the “S”). As it appears, there is a possibility that they can be mounted on monitors other than Dell. However, I have not personally verified this, so I cannot encourage anyone to buy it if they do not have a Dell monitor model. If such a situation can occur, I will return with additional description.”