Following the announcement this spring, it’s now official: LiberNovo is launching its expanded ergonomic chair lineup for general sale. The focus is on the new Maxis Series, which was developed specifically for tall and heavy users—complemented by the ventilated Omni Pro and the more affordable Omni SE. To celebrate the launch, there’s a discount of up to 44 percent. This article summarizes what the three models offer, who they’re best suited for, and when they’ll be available.
- Maxis Series: Designed from the ground up for big-and-tall users between 178 and 200 cm, with a weight capacity of up to 399 lbs (181 kg), a 52-cm seat, and a reinforced frame.
- Omni Pro: the most advanced Omni model to date, featuring a five-layer, breathable seat structure and electric ventilation.
- Omni SE: A more affordable entry-level option featuring the Bionic FlexFit Backrest and Dynamic Support System, but with manual adjustment.
- Launch promotion: Up to 44% off from June 16 through July 31, 2026; available in the U.S., Canada, and the EU.
Maxis Series: Ergonomics for Big & Tall Users
At the heart of the launch is the Maxis Series. Unlike many chairs for taller and heavier individuals—which are often simply widened versions of standard models—LiberNovo states that it designed the Maxis Series from the ground up. The focus was on three typical weaknesses of conventional chairs: a lack of thigh support, a tilt that wobbles under weight, and support that diminishes over the course of the day. The Maxis is designed for users ranging from 5’10” to 6’7″—or approximately 178 to 200 cm—and supports up to 399 lbs, or about 181 kg.
Technical features include a reinforced frame, a deeper seat depth of 52 cm for full thigh support, and a tilt system with six springs. The brand’s signature Bionic FlexFit backrest and adaptive Dynamic Support System have also been incorporated and recalibrated for heavier users. The series is available in three configurations: a manual base model, an electric version with motorized lumbar support, and an Airflow model that additionally offers active seat ventilation. As with the original LiberNovo Omni, the focus is on dynamic sitting that adapts to movement rather than enforcing a rigid posture.
Omni Pro and Omni SE: Premium Comfort and an Affordable Entry Point
Alongside the Maxis Series, LiberNovo is expanding its well-known Omni series with two new models. The Omni Pro is the most advanced Omni model to date and is designed for users who spend particularly long hours at their desks. Its standout feature is a five-layer, breathable seat structure with integrated electric ventilation, designed to provide a pleasantly cool seating experience during long workdays, extended gaming sessions, or warm weather. The Omni Pro is in stock and ships immediately.
The Omni SE, on the other hand, offers the same basic ergonomic design at a lower price. It retains the Bionic FlexFit backrest and the Dynamic Support System but uses manual adjustment instead of electronic controls. With this, LiberNovo is targeting a broader audience that doesn’t want to forgo the core innovations but would prefer to spend less. The Omni SE is also available for immediate shipment. Even in the original announcement of the three models, it was clear that LiberNovo intended to cater to different budgets and body types with this tiered approach. If you’d like to compare ergonomic chairs in general, you’ll find our review of the Elgato Embrace, among others, as a further point of reference.
Prices, Discounts, and Availability
To mark the commercial launch, LiberNovo is offering up to a 44 percent discount off the manufacturer’s suggested retail prices—which, according to the company, are the lowest prices the manufacturer has ever offered. The promotion runs from June 16 through July 31, 2026. The Omni SE starts at 589 euros (37% off the 929-euro MSRP), and the Omni Pro at 979 euros (41% off the 1,669-euro MSRP). Both are available immediately.
The Maxis Series starts at 829 euros and is available with up to a 45 percent discount off an MSRP ranging from 1,399 to 2,099 euros. It can be ordered now, with delivery scheduled for August 10, 2026. All models are sold directly through the manufacturer’s website in the U.S., Canada, and the EU. LiberNovo now covers the entire spectrum, from affordable entry-level models to premium comfort options and specialized big-and-tall solutions.
Conclusion
With the official launch, LiberNovo effectively rounds out its portfolio: The Omni SE lowers the barrier to entry, the Omni Pro caters to frequent users with active ventilation, and the Maxis Series fills a real gap in the market for taller and heavier users. Launch discounts of up to 44 percent from June 16 through July 31, 2026, make it an attractive time to get started. While the Omni SE and Omni Pro are available immediately, those interested in the Maxis Series should plan for a delivery date of August 10, 2026.
