Does it tilt, or adjust for back and neck comfort?
1054000
Estimating. When on stand bottom of screen is three inches of deck. Tilts down 10 degrees. Tilts up 20 degrees. Does not rotate left to right without stand moving on desk - bit is very easy to do. Again, only estimates. The screen is consistent in its image from wider range of angles.
1054001
Yes, it certainly does tilt, and rather widely at that, or at least more than anyone would ever need.
1054002
Indeed it does, tilt range is probably 25, 30 degrees. Mostly upwards towards the ceiling, not much down, and no side to side adjustment
185502
as far as the neck pillow goes When I'm using the it, it has a tendency to slide sideways, but your discomfort my be coming from how you have your pillow set up. mine has never caused my neck discomfort in any way.
7016
Yes it does tilt but it is much better to adjust by laying the display down and adjust by moving the base.
1323150
In my opinion, the answer to your question is "No". If I try to tilt it, the feet at the front just raise. But, I will say it is a wonderfully comfortable chair and that was not important to me. Good luck deciding..........bfr
668790
Patricia, these seat doesn't tilt. The back of the chair tilts back against spring tension. Very comfortable. I would buy another one! Steve
815913
You cannot adjust and set a tilt level. It either locked in upright position or tilts freely (up to 30-35 degree). Stiffness of the tilting spring is adjustable though from easy tilt to requiring some degree of push.
1650723
I sort of agree with all the other posts here from Nov 2013. I'm approx 5'6 and have the backrest adjusted for the lumbar fairly low that fits my comfort. When I tilt my head back it rests on the top of the plastic rim/edge of the backrest. So this is not a head support that is comfortable. If I raise the backrest a little higher (giving up optimum lumbar for MY body), then I have a little more of the backrest to use for my head. If a headrest is a major criteria for your purchase, you could raise the backrest higher up to have more to rest on. If ultimate lumbar and headrest are a criteria, then I would look for a chair with a taller backrest or a headrest attachment. I sort of agree with all the other posts here from Nov 2013. I'm approx 5'6 and have the backrest adjusted for the lumbar fairly low that fits my comfort. When I tilt my head back it rests on the top of the plastic rim/edge of the backrest. So this is not a head support that is comfortable. If I raise the backrest a little higher (giving up optimum lumbar for MY body), then I have a little more of the backrest to use for my head. If a headrest is a major criteria for your purchase, you could raise the backrest higher up to have more to rest on. If ultimate lumbar and headrest are a... » Read More I sort of agree with all the other posts here from Nov 2013. I'm approx 5'6 and have the backrest adjusted for the lumbar fairly low that fits my comfort. When I tilt my head back it rests on the top of the plastic rim/edge of the backrest. So this is not a head support that is comfortable. If I raise the backrest a little higher (giving up optimum lumbar for MY body), then I have a little more of the backrest to use for my head. If a headrest is a major criteria for your purchase, you could raise the backrest higher up to have more to rest on. If ultimate lumbar and headrest are a criteria, then I would look for a chair with a taller backrest or a headrest attachment. « Show Less
859078
Yes, it has forward and back tilt controls. You can use them to put the chair forward so that it doesn't go back, or back so it doesn't go forward. Or you can have them off, allowing tilt whenever you lean back. Then you'd use the tension control knob on the right side to your liking. I change the settings all the time depending on what I'm doing.
155684
Yes, it is more comfortable when inclined or in ZeroG position.We found we needed to stick some extra padding around the small of the back as well.
866127
Fully adjustable horizontally as well as vertically. I did not try to adjust tilt after installation.
803390
The chair does not tilt back...or if it does, I have yet to discover that feature. I should mention that it comes with very inadequate instructions. Even those for putting it together were pretty useless. Fortunately, it isn't all that difficult to work out anyway. And there is no other information included. So there might be a feature I missed. OTOH, it's a very comfortable and good looking chair and I'm pretty happy with it.
1591356
I weigh 345. The tilt tension is adjustable, setting how much pressure for the tilt back when I recline. It is firm and comfortable. If you have the tilt locked in the upright position it will not pop loose and tilt back which has been an issue for me with cheap chairs. Once tilted back and reclined it's very sturdy. I recline back that way and fall asleep in this thing way too often! You cannot loose with this chair.
1661503
Actually, the chair is ridiculously adjustable. You can definitely recline and tilt. I'm still learning what all the levers do!
1835942
The seat actually tilts. The seat and the backrest are fixed in relation to each other. When you lean back, the backrest goes back and the seat part tilts up to stay with it.
556914
It tilts farther than I need it to when adjusted to fully tilt. I cannot say exactly how far, but I do not have a problem with the adjustment or the amount of tilt. The biggest problem with the chair is that it is a little narrow for some people. The armrests touch your thighs if you are large.
1178967
There is one adjustment that tilts the seat and knee rest at the same time. It's pretty easy to adjust. But, the knee rest and seat cannot be adjusted individually. However I've never felt the need to have to do so.
1588724
It does have tilt control, but you have to get up and ether flip the thing over or get on you knees and adjust the lever