Three chairs that move with you: the LiberNovo Omni (motorised lumbar, foam seat), the Sihoo DORO-S300 (anti-gravity recline, mesh) and the DORO-C300 Pro V2 (tracking lumbar, auto-tension, seat slide). How each one moves, fit,...
The Sihoo M57 suits most people; the M57 Pro adds 4D arms, adaptive lumbar and a deeper recline; the DORO-C300 Pro V2 adds tracking lumbar, auto-calibrating tension and a sliding seat for all-day sitting....
Aeron or Embody? The Aeron is cooler, fits 142–200 cm across three sizes; the Embody adjusts seat depth, suits forward-leaning posture and includes a 12-year warranty. Specs, warranty, fit, back pain and where to...
Our showroom sit-test of the LiberNovo Maxis big-and-tall chair: how big the 58 cm-wide, 52 cm-deep seat really is, why 178 cm is a real fit floor, how the wide lumbar and 60 cm...
LiberNovo Maxis or Omni Pro? Fit decides: the Omni Pro suits 153–186 cm and 136 kg, the Maxis 178–200 cm and 181 kg. We compare seat depth, ratings and configurations, explain the 178–186 cm...
Picks by situation for tall and heavy Australians: the 181 kg LiberNovo Maxis, Herman Miller Aeron Size C, Embody and LiberNovo Omni Pro, with a spec table, honest cons, and AFRDI, BIFMA X5.11 and...
The Australian guide to the LiberNovo Maxis big-and-tall chair: who it fits (178–200 cm, up to 181 kg), Maxis Manual vs Maxis Airflow, how it compares with the Omni and the Aeron Size C,...
What a used Herman Miller Aeron costs in Australia in 2026, what buying new actually gets you, a 13-point checklist for spotting a worn, fake or mixed-size chair, and what repairs cost if the...