LiberNovo Omni, SE, Gen, Pro and Maxis: Model Differences
Manual adjustment, powered support and ventilation compared
By the Chairpedia Editorial Team·July 14, 2026·3 min read
Adapted and expanded in English from an original Korean article by ChairPark, our sister showroom in Seoul; reviewed by the Furniblog editorial team on September 12, 2026.
This is an editorial buying reference, not a hands-on test. Model information was checked against LiberNovo's manufacturer FAQ. Regional listings and configurations may differ; no Amazon stock or seller authorization is confirmed here.
Which Omni model is which?
The manufacturer now distinguishes the original Omni from Omni Gen. Do not treat an offer labelled simply "Omni" as confirmation of the newer generation.
- Omni SE: manual lumbar adjustment, no battery; five recline positions.
- Original Omni: electric lumbar adjustment; four recline positions.
- Omni Gen: electric lumbar adjustment; five recline positions.
- Omni Pro: five recline positions, seat ventilation, aluminum base and Gabriel Atlantic fabric.
Where Maxis fits
Maxis is a separate larger-chair family with Manual, Electric and Airflow variants. The manufacturer describes a deeper 52 cm seat. A larger specification does not automatically mean a better fit.
Choose a feature requirement, not a winner
Write down which adjustments you actually need. Decide whether manual lumbar adjustment is sufficient or whether powered adjustment is worth the added charging requirement. Compare ventilation only when the exact listing specifies it. We have not independently tested cooling performance, comfort or battery endurance.
Questions that the model name does not answer
- Which generation and seat configuration will be shipped?
- What is included in the selected bundle?
- Who handles a return, warranty claim or replacement part?
- Does the delivered price include every required item?
Use our LiberNovo purchase checklist before comparing sellers. For the catalog entry associated with our Amazon search, see the original Omni. That search is not a verified offer for SE, Gen, Pro or Maxis.
Which listing is which (verified)
LiberNovo sells the whole lineup under near-identical names, so here are the exact Amazon listings we verified by title on September 12, 2026 — each link goes to the named configuration. Footrest, fan and battery variants exist as separate listings; prices and configurations change, so confirm the title before ordering.
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| Model | Verified listing configuration | Listing |
|---|---|---|
| Omni (base) | 48 cm seat, chair only, four-stage 105–160° recline, Black | View on Amazon |
| Omni SE | 48 cm seat, with footrest, manual lumbar, five-stage recline, Obsidian | View on Amazon |
| Omni Pro | 48 cm seat, with footrest, built-in fan (2 speeds), five-stage recline, Graphite — a 45 cm seat variant is sold separately | View on Amazon |
| Maxis (big & tall) | 52 cm seat, electric adjustments, chair only, 399 lb listed capacity, Graphite — footrest/battery and Airflow variants are separate listings | View on Amazon |
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Looking for the original LiberNovo Omni?
The button links the base Omni listing we verified (chair only, black). Omni SE, Pro and Maxis are separate listings under near-identical names — confirm the exact model, seat size, delivery and return terms on the destination before ordering.
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Manufacturer image: LiberNovo EU, original Omni 45 cm in Midnight Black. Other models and configurations differ.
LiberNovo Omni
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This purchase path is for the original Omni model.
- Do not assume the offer also covers Omni SE, Pro or Maxis.
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