Photos can appear slightly faded, and can fade further if exposed to sunlight. (It would be super cool if they came out with AR glasses through which to watch our photos come to life, but unfortunately, it's not a thing yet.)Īs for quality, it isn't anything to write home about. Note that some users report the Lifeprint app is prone to crashing, and may be a bit hard to navigate at first. It almost feels like a magical way to print videos, although you can only watch them through the Lifeprint app. Despite its low price tag, this budget photo printer has a special feature: AR "hyperphotos." By printing a freeze-frame and linking it to a video (or Apple Live Photo on iPhone), you can scan the photo and watch the video play back in AR through the phone, superimposed onto the printout. We've settled on this one as the cheapest yet reliable mini photo printer on today's market.
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