AutoFull M6 Max Gaming Chair Adds Voice Control, Global Release Planned
The M6 Max adds voice control to AutoFull's gaming chair line, but the global launch is months away and the Chiikawa collaboration chairs remain unavailable in Japan.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
At Bilibili World 2026, AutoFull showed the M6 Max gaming chair, which adds voice control for massage and recline. It launches in China in August, with a global release one to two seasons later. The chair also includes a lumbar support stretch function, adjustable armrests, and an extendable seat. Price is about 5,799 yuan. The M6 Ultra 2.0 remains the flagship for Japan.
The M6 Max also includes a detachable manual controller and a battery lasting 4-5 hours when running all functions at full capacity. The chair can recline from 90 to 140 degrees, with the footrest rising automatically when the backrest is lowered. A lumbar support function extends the lower back while lying on the back. The seat front can be lifted to widen the seat for sitting cross-legged. The armrests are continuously adjustable in height. The current flagship in Japan, the M6 Ultra 2.0, costs 99,890 yen and lacks voice control. The M6 Max is priced at 5,799 yuan in China, roughly under 140,000 yen. AutoFull also displayed Chiikawa collaboration chairs, but the company has no plans to sell them in Japan.
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