LiberNovo Omni Review: Electric Office Chair

Omni looks good. This is a step up from your average office chair design, with a slightly more upscale feel and similar design language to the spine-like appearance of the backrest. herman miller embody. It comes in Midnight Black and Space Gray (creative name), and my unit is the latter. The company says the Omni can support people up to 300 pounds.

I don’t think I’ve ever sat in an office chair with softer padding than the Omni. The multi-density sponge cushion material on the seat and backrest is not extremely thick, so you won’t feel like you’re sinking into it, and it’s fluffy. It’s extremely comfortable, and even after sitting in the Omni for weeks, what surprised me most about the Omni was still how soft the material was.

It will be interesting to see how the fabric holds up after more than a year of use. For now, she likes to have some hair gather, but she still looks great after sitting for almost a month. It’s difficult to measure breathability now that it’s a cool season, but my back feels a little warm after sitting in the chair for a few hours. Being in a hot environment makes you sweat more easily. Not as bad as most vegan leather covered foams gaming chairHowever, it is not breathable. true mesh.

There’s nothing particularly noteworthy about the armrest. It can be angled up and down, forward and backward, inwardly or outwardly. You can’t move the chair closer or further away from your body like you can with the Embody, but that’s standard for a chair at this price (MSRP is $1,099, but the company seems to have an ongoing sale for $848). I’m glad that the arms don’t slip or slip, which is the case with many chairs. The armrest itself is not too hard and the material is quite durable.

battery operated chair

The Bionic FlexFit backrest is the highlight of the Omni and uses a battery-powered ErgoPulse motor system for setup. This is basically an electric method that adjusts the backrest perfectly to your back. No need to fiddle with messy lumbar support. There are three buttons on the left armrest. The first two move the backrest support up and down, and the third is a spinal massage function. More on this later.