It can also fit an ultrawide as long as you only use a 24' for the second screen - this current setup has maxed out the arm width, so a 27 would not fit. It leans, and bends, but this is to be expected, and it's very slight. The stand itself is huge in diameter, and has a really neat cable route that can fit kettle-leads and HDMI cables with ease. This stand is night-and-day compared to what I had before, and I'm very impressed at it's value. Dual base clamp wheels, which are tricky to get level, especially on IKEA desks where it's easy to overtighten and destroy the desk Not much of a con though, as short of a piece of structural steel, a 34' ultrawide will always make these stands lean Easy angle/height adjustment even when locked in place without much undoing required Nowhere near the amount of lean previously noticed with other screens

Cable routing through the stand (when I get around to it.) MUCH easier tilt adjustment than previously - can hold my Samsung CF791 without falling (the CF791 is notorious for having an AWFUL VESA mount that makes keeping it still an extreme challenge) The previous one was very sketchy with such a huge monitor on it, despite the monitor being within load limits. This is my second monitor stand - my first one was a single one from a different manufacturer, as I recently purchased a 24' screen to mount in portrait mode.

Micro center dual monitor stand