Okamura Sylphy vs Nightingale CXO 6200

Side by side from official specifications, sourced prices and User Insights. No written comparison exists for this pair yet.

Okamura

Okamura Sylphy

From ¥106,040

≈ $680

Nightingale

Nightingale CXO 6200

$2,827 – $3,118

Differences at a glance

Okamura SylphyNightingale CXO 6200

Price: From ¥106,040$2,827 – $3,118
Recline: Back-seat synchro recline with forward tilt: 23° upright to reclined, 10° upright to forward; locks in 4 positionsSlow release synchronous knee tilt mechanism with infinite position tilt lock
Arms: Adjustable arms: 100 mm height; arm pad 50 mm front-back, 20° inward, 20° outward4D ARMRESTS: pivoting arm pads with a 30° range of motion inward and outward, height (4.5”), width (3.5”) and depth adjustment (4”)
Headrest: Adjustable headrest: 100 mm height, 35° angleOptional headrest (Model 6200D), adjusts up/down and pivots backwards
Lumbar support: Lumbar support (mesh back): height adjusts over 60 mmIndependent adjustable lumbar support with 4” vertical range and 2” depth
Warranty: Structure 8 years (purchases from Jan 5, 2021); mechanisms and moving parts 2 years; exterior and surface finish 1 yearLifetime Limited: all non-moving metal parts; 10 Years: Control mechanisms, casters, pneumatic cylinders, self-skinned urethane parts, and plastic shells; 5 Years: Upholsteries

From 2 Okamura Sylphy and 0 Nightingale CXO 6200 user reviews, most mentioned first. Green is liked, orange is a caution.

Which has a headrest?

Both: the Okamura Sylphy as standard and the Nightingale CXO 6200 as an option.

What do owners mention most?

Comfort for the Okamura Sylphy, and comfort for the Nightingale CXO 6200, based on review summaries.