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LiberNovo Maxis review: A clever and comfortable office chair for big and tall users

The LiberNovo Maxis is a chair specifically engineered for big and tall users - and it packs in a raft features. But the premium price may make you think twice.

LiberNovo Maxis review: A clever and comfortable office chair for big and tall users

The LiberNovo Maxis is an office chair designed for users who are 5'10" to 6'7" tall, with a reinforced frame capable of supporting up to 399 lbs. It features a motorized lumbar support system, a bionic FlexFit backrest, a built-in fan, and an OmniStretch massager for relieving tension. The chair is available in different models, including the Airflow, which has a cooling fan and enhanced lumbar adjustments.

Priced at $1299 US or £1099 UK, the Maxis is positioned in the premium price bracket alongside brands like Herman Miller and Steelcase. Despite its high cost, the chair is praised for its build quality, stylish design, and exceptional comfort, making it an ideal choice for big and tall professionals seeking all-day comfort and top-tier features.

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