A 3D headrest gives you more ways to position head support as you switch between desk work, reading and a reclined pause. Its value depends on whether it fits you; it should not push your head forward.
When would you use it?
During focused typing, your screen and desk position still matter. A headrest can remain out of the way when you sit upright. When you lean back to read a document or listen during a call, adjustable head support can make that position easier to settle into. It is not a reason to keep the same posture all day.
How to check the fit
Set seat height, seat depth and backrest first. Then position the headrest so that contact feels natural without lifting your chin or pushing your head forward. Change one setting at a time and follow the model’s adjustment instructions. If it cannot fit comfortably, prioritise a different chair size over a higher adjustment count.
Why consider MELOKEA Pro3?
ReliefBack Pro3 F059B2 combines a 3D headrest with 4D armrests, 5 cm of seat-depth adjustment and a 200 kg stated capacity. These adjustments let you assess the whole seated position, rather than choose by the headrest alone. Its listed recline positions are 90°, 110° and 130°; it is not the 140° model.
Before choosing your chair
Compare seat dimensions with a chair that already fits you, check desk clearance and read the current product specifications. MELOKEA’s model-specific descriptions and support at support@melokea.com help you ask about fit before ordering. For several workstations, request a model and quantity quotation through our business purchasing page.
Explore this model: ReliefBack Pro3 F059B2
Questions before buying
Does every MELOKEA chair have a 3D headrest?
No. Headrest designs differ by model. Pro3 F059B2 and N045 list a 3D headrest; check the exact product page.
Does 3D mean the chair will fit everyone?
No. Adjustment range, seat dimensions and your desk setup matter more than the label alone.
