Is there just one tilt position? If more, does it click into several different tilt positions or is it a continuous change without clicking?
862185
The neck of the pedestal is solid, so there is no way to change positions; therefore, it always tilts down. I believe this is to ensure the clarity of the picture, as I've noticed that when I am standing, I can hardly see the screen at all (too bright).
862186
Yes...there is only one position the screen can sit. You aren't able to move it around or tilt it unfortunately.
862187
The monitor tilts from vertical to roughly 20 degrees up. You need to grab the base with one hand and the top of the screen with the other and just push backward. It won't break. The tilt mech is built into the monitor instead of the base as one might expect.
1738619
Yup, there's a lever that can be set to 3 positions: a lotta tilt, a little tilt, and no tilt.
1453684
If this one is like the one I just bought from Ace, it does tilt at many different angles (though the directions barely mention it). What I haven't been able to make it do is swivel at any angle. Also, most of the moving parts are plastic.
1331138
No, just one position. Sometimes I just prop something behind the screen if I need to adjust my view
45546
Lol!!!! I just found out. Been searching the internet with same problem. I'm usually good with these things so I was quite frustrated not being able to figure it out, almost broke the darn thing trying to use a small screwdriver as someone had suggested. Anyway the answer is.... (drumroll please)It is AUTO-tilt; so once its been completely opened, continuing to crank the mechanism (I know scary, I was worried I'd break it) actually starts working the tilt mechanism!
298006
Does not tilt - just goes up and down. The mechanism for the up & down action isn't super robust either - kinda slides up and down even after the knob has been firmly tightened (slick plastic clamp on slick metal tubes). This is not a really great quality seat - pretty low quality Chinese product - but it is cheap so can't expect too much. Good luck.
679592
Yes it does tilt. No, it doesn't swivel. To tilt: grasp the screen firmly with left hand on left side , right on right side... then tilt. Great screen for the money. Google for calibrations settings and the colors will pop. Lower brightness!
313545
There's no thumb screw to lock the position. The tilt is, as you say, via a ratchet type click mechanism. There is a large phillips head screw and nut that can adjust tension on the tilt, but it won't lock it in position. I found it best at a moderately firm tightness, that allows the head to easily tilt without sagging.
543726
The tilt can be adjusted after mounting and you do not need tools. I suppose the screws could theoretically be so tight as to preclude tilting, but I haven't had any trouble out of it. The tilt works by allowing the tv to pivot on a bolt in the back. It will be very obvious once you see it. It basically pivots the brackets screwed to the tv in their relation to the hook that goes on the mount.
7016
Yes it does tilt but it is much better to adjust by laying the display down and adjust by moving the base.
1323149
It tilts. Pretty sure the review saying it doesn't forgot about the tilt lock. Just pull the height adjustment lever out and it unlocks and tilts.
201334
I pull out the lever to make the chair lean back. I've never felt the need to make any other adjustment. This is the same approach to "Tilt" that I've used on other chairs. Did you expect something different or have you not been able to pull out the lever so it would tilt?
498490
The tilt is around 180, very adjustable. It stays in place. And yes, there is something like a knob to adjust.
498489
It has a lot of tilt. From pretty much straight vertically, to tilting backwards more than completely horizontally. It has a knob you adjust each time and it stays in place. We've used it for about 2 months daily by a 7- and a 5-year old. Works great.
201332
The only adjustment (on the right side) is to raise or lower it. If you stand up and push down on the lever, the chair will raise up. If you sit down and then push it, the chair will adjust to a lower position. There is no tilt adjustment. You can only adjust the tension for when you lean back in the chair. It doesn't change the position. I love the chair. I took a chance...I have an Aeron chair where everything is adjustable. However, the tilt on it breaks after a year or two. This one is a very affordable compromise and very attractive.
2092114
Yes - it does swivel and tilt, but each of those functions has a separate knob to lock them
2015986
table tilt is adjustable; does go to level. also rotates. can be used, alternately, as 'tray table' but is somewhat clumsy to move around due to weight and leg stance. height does adjust; requires 2 hands.