I’ve tested all three LiberNovo Omni office chairs — here’s how to pick the right one for your home office
LiberNovo now makes three premium office chairs with an almost identical design and I’ve tested them all to help you pick the right one.
The LiberNovo Omni office chair series offers three distinct models to suit different preferences and budgets. The LiberNovo Omni SE is the best value option, featuring a fully mechanical build with the same core 160° recline as the other models, priced at $899. For those seeking enhanced back relief, the LiberNovo Omni comes with motorized lumbar support and automated stretching, priced at $1,099.
The top-of-the-line LiberNovo Omni Pro adds Active AirFlow seat fans and a metal base for superior cooling, priced at $1,299. All three chairs share a similar design and height range of 38.58 to 46.06 inches, with identical seat widths of 21.26 to 21.46 inches and seat depths of 17.72 to 18.9 inches, providing effective depth via dynamic backrests.
Each chair supports up to 300 pounds and offers a maximum recline of 160°. While the material composition varies slightly between models, all feature Hydrophilic Memory Foam or Hydrophilic Sponge Memory Foam headrests, elastic fabric backs, sponge middle layers, and multi-density foam cushions. The Omni SE and Omni Pro utilize breathable elastic fabric covers, while the Omni Pro switches to a more durable performance fabric.
Adjustability features include 12 points on the original Omni, 13 on the Omni SE, and 14 on the Omni Pro. The chairs also differ in powered features, with none on the SE, OmniStretch on the Omni, and both Active AirFlow and OmniStretch on the Omni Pro. Warranty coverage spans five years for the frame and electronics, with two years of coverage for the electronics only in the Omni SE and Omni Pro.
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