First complaint I've heard about this with the theatre headrests. I hear it about once every three months from customers test driving non-theater cars. In the one case where it really, really mattered, I let the client know that she could try turning it around - but also pointed out that neither I nor Infiniti endorsed that solution since it probably makes the headrests less safe.
More and more car makers are designing headrests that contact the back of your head in normal driving positions. I'm guessing this is part of the active safety features in newer cars.
More and more car makers are designing headrests that contact the back of your head in normal driving positions. I'm guessing this is part of the active safety features in newer cars.