Automatically Corrects Your Posture With Highly Customizable Support! Unboxing & Review of the LiberNovo Omni Ergonomic Chair!

Review

Creating a comfortable, fatigue-free setup is essential for long gaming sessions.
If your chair is improperly adjusted when you play seated, it can lead to decreased performance and negative effects on your body.
Having invested in a good chair to reduce strain on your body, the last thing you want is for it to end up poorly adjusted.
In this article, we'll review the LiberNovo Omni ergonomic chair—which handles all those troublesome adjustments automatically—as we build it!

Unboxing & Assembling the LiberNovo Omni!

On That Day, Humanity Remembered Proper Posture!?
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Our favorite unemployed buddy, Fujii Yodan, will build the LiberNovo Omni—an ergonomic chair built on ergonomic expertise—while uncovering its mechanics and secrets.

First, Meeting the Assembly Guide!
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Opening the box, the assembly guide immediately caught our eyes.
Color photos explain each step, making the assembly process feel smooth and worry-free.

Parts Check, All Good!
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Don't forget to check if any parts are missing.
Just like university credits, if you find yourself short at graduation (or completion), you're in real trouble.

Once you verify the parts, let's jump straight into assembly.
It includes an assembly screwdriver and even work gloves, so you can build it empty-handed without preparing any tools yourself.

Starting with the Base First!
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First, attach the 5 casters to the base.

Installing the Gas Lift Cylinder Too
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Next, install the gas cylinder—a part so familiar it's no exaggeration to say you'll see it every time you build a gaming chair.
Since this single part controls the entire lift function, it really is an unsung hero.

An Unfamiliar Part
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Onto the familiar base, we place an unfamiliar-looking part.
This component, called the back support bar, serves as the foundation supporting Omni's movement system.

The ErgoPulse Motor System controls the backrest, creating an electric lumbar support mechanism where the chair moves to match spine movement, delivering a comfortable sitting experience that fits closely to your spine.

Screwing It In
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Attaching the back support slide that supports the backrest...

Placing the Seat Cushion
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Finally, we place the seat cushion.
At this step, make sure the backrest angle adjustment part attached to the back support bar is on the right side!!
Once you secure the seat cushion, you won't be able to move it, making this your last chance to place it correctly.
Whether building a chair or navigating life, plan ahead with foresight.

Securing the Seat Cushion Firmly
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Securing the seat cushion in place.

A Screw Here Too!
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You might wonder, "What is this securing?" This screw allows the armrests to move backward in sync when reclining the backrest.

The essence of Omni's dynamic support—where the entire chair tracks and adapts to full-body posture shifts in real time—is packed into this single screw.

Starting to Look Like a Chair
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Befitting an office chair that moves to adjust your posture, its appearance shows a distinctly mechanical vibe in places.

Connecting Type-C to a Chair!?
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The battery attached to the seat section supplies power.

Fujii Yodan: "It might be late to say this, but a 'moving chair' is an innovative concept that breaks away from traditional chair designs."

A chair that moves by itself to match human movement.
We only wish our unemployed buddy, Fujii Yodan, would move around as much as this chair.


Attaching the Adjustment Parts...
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Unexpectedly Tricky Part
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Remove the casing covering the slot for attaching the backrest.
Since the lower tab catches on the frame, push it upward while pulling forward to remove it.
It takes a surprising amount of force, making this a hidden challenge in the build.

Mounting the Backrest Into the Slot
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Adapting to Subtle Movements.
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Looking at it from here, you can see the backrest is divided into 8 parts.
By working in tandem with 14 articulation points, it achieves optimal posture.

Fujii Yodan: "Omni's FlexFit Backrest is truly impressive!"

Still More Parts to Go
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Next up, assembling the neck rest.

One Step Away From Completion!
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Pressing the side lever on the neck rest allows you to adjust its forward and backward position.

Fujii Yodan: "Having so many parts means it can do that much more! I can't wait to see it finished!"

Setting the Neck Rest!
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Setting the neck rest onto the main body...


Once the Battery Is Attached...
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Completed!
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It's complete!
It took about an hour.

Even with many parts, the easy-to-follow color guide made assembly relatively simple.

Come to Think of It, There Was One More Box
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While the main chair is finished, there was still another box left.
With a footrest, you can rest comfortably on the chair without struggling to find a place for your legs.

Looks Simple Enough to Assemble
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With only this many parts, it looks like it'll be finished in no time.
Just a little more until completion!

Fujii Yodan: "It's not over until you get home from a field trip, build the chair completely, or graduate from university."


Attaching Parts to the Base
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Attaching the Pedal
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Easily Attached With Screws
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Now you'll never wonder where to put your feet while sitting.

Placing the Leg Rest on the Post...
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Click
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Alright, Time to Sleep!
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The footrest is finished too!
Fujii Yodan: "The fit against my back is amazing and feels super comfortable! Working on university assignments or tasks on this chair should be way more productive!!"

Reviewing the Features of the LiberNovo Omni!

Two Levers
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From here, let's review its functional features.
In addition to the seat height adjustment lever, there is another vertical lever.
This lever adjusts the backrest angle, allowing you to set maximum limits across 4 depth levels.

105°
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120°
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135°
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160°
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Whether you want to relax a little or kick back for a full break, the design allowing precise angle adjustments for every scenario shows thoughtful attention to detail.
By the way, 105 degrees is optimal for sitting, providing an ideal posture to work in a relaxed state without putting extra tension on your muscles.

Furthermore, the armrests are adjustable in 4 directions.


Forward/Backward
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Up/Down
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Left/Right
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Even Angle Adjustments!
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Just look at the range of motion in the armrests.
No matter what posture you take, your arms will always find a comfortable spot.

Buttons Are at Your Fingertips
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When you press the button at your fingertips...


The Chair Is Moving
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Amazingly, the backrest on this chair moves.
With the aforementioned ErgoPulse Motor System, a single press of a button securely fits the chair to your spine's shape across any posture.

Additionally, the third button activates massage mode, where motor movements gently relieve tension along your spine.

Fujii Yodan: "Even as a human I barely move, but this chair moves at the touch of a button to fit whoever sits in it... what a hard worker..."


Of Course, the Headrest Is Adjustable Too
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The headrest can also be adjusted up, down, left, right, and by angle.
It is truly versatile.

Available Now on the Official LiberNovo Website and More!

"I'll Study With This."
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The highly capable ergonomic chair, LiberNovo Omni, which automatically tracks every move and posture shift, is available for purchase on the official LiberNovo website.
Experience the perfection of the LiberNovo Omni, delivering optimal support for your best posture automatically.

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