Why does the tilt range on a monitor arm matter?

Monitor tilt allows you to angle the screen toward your eyes for reduced glare and optimal viewing angle. Most monitor arms offer a tilt range of about -15° to +30° (tilting toward you or away). If you need to use the monitor at unusual heights (very low or very high) or if you're tall or short compared to average, a wider tilt range lets you maintain a perpendicular eye-to-screen angle at any height position. Portrait-mode users also need tilt adjustment because the center of gravity shifts when the monitor rotates. Limited tilt range can force uncomfortable viewing angles — check the spec before purchasing. FindOfficeFurniture.com — 888-719-4960.