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Since launching the AndaSeat Novis with the tagline 'New Journey Big on Value' on January 1, 2025, the chair has drawn plenty of attention

from top media outlets and gaming creators alike. With hands-on testing and expert reviews pouring in, the Novis stands out as the latest

addition to AndaSeat's lineup  - designed to be budget-friendly without compromising on comfort, durability, or ergonomic support. Whether

for gaming or office use, it offers impressive quality at a surprisingly affordable price point.

In this article, we've rounded up media feedback, influencer impressions, and specs info to give you a clear picture of whether this sub-$200

chair lives up to the hype, and if it's the right fit for your setup.

The AndaSeat Novis occupices a new space in AndaSeat's mid-range lineup, offering a sleek, modern design paired with impressive ergonomic

support. It's built to handle both everyday office tasks and casual gaming, all while delivering strong value for the price.

One standout feature is the integrated lumbar support - a familiar element from chairs like the AndaSeat Phantom 3. However, the Novis

introduces a key update: a 5cm raised lumbar designed to mimic the natural curve of your spine. Whether you're sitting upright or leaning back,

it provides steady lower back support, eliminating that uncomfortable "floating waist" feeling.

In terms of comfort, the Novis immediately impresses with its spacious and supportive seat base, made from high-density 60kg/m³ cold-cure

foam. It strikes a balanced feel - not too soft, not too firm. As always, you also get the choice between breathable linen fabric or easy-to-clean

PVC leather, depending on your preference.

Beyond seating comfort, the Novis features adjustable armrests and a reclining backrest that extends up to 155°, complete with a rocking mode

- letting you easily dial in your ideal position.

Best of all, with the L size priced under $200 and the XL version at $249, the Novis sticks out as one of the most compelling choices in the

budget gaming chair market right now.