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LiberNovo Fall Prime Day Sale Offers Up to 37% Off Maxis and Omni Ergonomic Chairs

LiberNovo's Fall Prime Day sale runs through Oct. 5, offering up to 37% off Maxis and Omni ergonomic chairs, from $659 to $1,099.

AI News Feed · 2026-09-30 19:48

The sale coincides with National Ergonomics Month. LiberNovo says the Maxis and Omni lines provide dynamic support that moves with the user instead of locking them in place, with adjustments meant to change through the day rather than requiring the body to do all the adjusting.

The Maxis is LiberNovo's Big & Tall line, built for a larger frame rather than a scaled-up standard chair. It is aimed at users who are broad-shouldered, between 5 feet 10 inches and 6 feet 7 inches tall, or weigh up to 399 lbs. The seat is 20.5 inches deep, and the frame has a 430mm shoulder span and 520mm waist width. The U-shaped headrest adjusts 140mm vertically and 120mm horizontally. The armrests curve to reduce waist compression, and the recline uses six-spring progressive support so it does not drop suddenly when the user leans back.

Maxis comes in three versions. Manual is the base model, with lumbar depth set by hand and nothing to charge. Electric adds ErgoPulse Motorized Lumbar Support and OmniStretch, a button-activated back stretch that can be triggered without getting up. Airflow adds Active Airflow seat ventilation. For the Fall Prime Sale, the LiberNovo Maxis starts at $939, a 28% discount.

The Omni is the company's flagship series, with three models at different prices and feature levels. The Omni SE has hand-set lumbar depth and a compact footprint; it is positioned as a first real ergonomic chair for smaller home offices. It starts at $659, 27% off. The Omni Gen is the middle model, intended for users who do more than one thing at their desk, such as work emails and video meetings, project editing, movies, or gaming after work. It is priced at $939, 21% off. The Omni Pro carries the full feature set, including motorized lumbar, OmniStretch, and Active Airflow. It is priced at $1,099, 22% off.

All three Omni models share the same coordinated backrest and neck support, so the difference comes down to how much adjustment a user wants and how long they plan to sit. The SE may suit someone setting up a first home office, while the Pro may appeal to someone splitting the day between work calls and gaming.

Both series share a Bionic FlexFit Backrest that flexes with the spine, a coordinated recline that carries the headrest and armrests back with the backrest, and five recline stages from 105° to 160°.

LiberNovo's Fall Prime Day deals are available until Oct. 5. The company offers a 30-day price protection policy, so eligible purchases are protected against qualifying price changes for 30 days. It also offers a six-year warranty for the frame and a two-year warranty for electric components.