Dell U2520DR 25 Inch monitor Review

The Dell U2520DR 25 Inch monitor has received positive reviews from customers for its sleek design and ease of use. The stand is particularly well-designed, attaching to the base solidly with a single screw beneath the stand that has a flip-out handle so you can tighten it securely by hand. The side-to-side rotation of the monitor accommodated by the base itself, where the arm mounts to a circular plate that sits flush in the surrounding square base, with practically no gap in-between the two. Rubberized feet at the bottom of the stand prevent table scratches. The arm itself has a slightly backward lean that places the monitor's center of gravity over the base, which why such a small base works out (9.5" wide x by 7" deep). The arm has a vertical slot in which the monitor plate slides up and down. The minimum height of the screen from the table, measured at screen bottom, is 2" and the max is 7". When rotated into its extremely tall portrait view, that same min is 3/8" (the base height) and the max is 2 and 5/8". Additionally, the sliding plate attaches to the monitor back with no tools: it pivots into place with a solid click, and there is a button for releasing it again (which would then require you to pivot it back out). Everything at the back of the monitor is flush and gorgeous, including the circular inset in the monitor plate that rotates the monitor vertically, perfectly mirroring the rotating mechanism in the base.