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LiberNovo 2026 Chair Lineup Marks One Month on Sale as Early Bird Savings Enter Final Countdown
HONG KONG, HK / ACCESS Newswire / July 15, 2026 / One month after its June 16 launch, the LiberNovo 2026 lineup, made up of the Omni SE, Omni Pro, and Maxis Series, is still available at first-release early bird pricing. The window is now closing: offers end July 31 at 9:00 a.m. PDT in the United States and 12:00 p.m. EDT in Canada. Orders placed before the deadline lock in launch pricing on every model. All three chairs are built on LiberNovo's dynamic support system, which keeps the backrest, neck support, seat, and armrests moving together as you shift, lean, and recline through five stages from 105° to 160°.

Three Chairs, One Dynamic Support System
The Omni SE keeps things simple. It runs on the same dynamic support, working mechanically with no motor or battery; you set the lumbar depth by hand and the chair does the rest. It ships in Obsidian at the most accessible price in the lineup.
The Omni Pro is the premium chair in the lineup. Powered lumbar adjustment and the OmniStretch guided back stretch run at the press of a button, and Active Airflow ventilation is built into the seat for long sessions and warm rooms. It comes in Graphite and Glacier, on an aluminum alloy base.
The Maxis Series is built for bigger builds. A 52 cm seat depth, reinforced frame, and higher weight capacity create a wider, more stable base for long days, and the recline control system holds a heavier frame steady through every stage of the recline range. It comes in three configurations: Maxis Manual, Maxis Electric, and Maxis Airflow.

Early Owners Are Weighing In
Omni Pro and Omni SE orders began arriving in recent weeks, and early users have shared unboxings and first impressions in communities such as Reddit. Initial feedback highlights assembly, seat comfort, and lumbar support. Omni Pro owners have singled out the comfort of Active Airflow seat ventilation during long sessions, while Omni SE owners point to the value it delivers at early bird pricing.

Early Bird Pricing Ends July 31
Omni SE: from US$569 (reg. US$899) in the US and C$849 (reg. C$1,319) in Canada
Omni Pro: from US$909 (reg. US$1,299) in the US and C$1,329 (reg. C$1,929) in Canada
Maxis Series: from US$809 (reg. US$1,299) in the US and C$1,169 (reg. C$1,899) in Canada
Across models and configurations, savings reach up to 44% off regular pricing. Once the offer closes, first-release pricing will not return. Version comparisons, full pricing, and shipping details are available at libernovo.com (US) and ca.libernovo.com (Canada).
About LiberNovo
LiberNovo designs dynamic ergonomic solutions around one idea: support should follow the body as it moves. The LiberNovo Omni, the world's first dynamic ergonomic chair, won the 2026 iF Design Award and Red Dot Design Award. Learn more at libernovo.com
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SOURCE: LiberNovo
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