Liene PixCut S1 Color Sticker Printer & Cutting Machine – All-in-One Sticker Maker for DIY Crafts, Custom Labels & Gifts. Thermal Dye-Sublimation Photo Printer, 300 DPI, Precise AI Auto-Cutting

One Year Later: Still Love The PixCut S1
I truly enjoy my Liene PixCut S1. It’s the only machine I’ve found that can both print and cut in one device (so impressive!!)I’ve had my PixCut for almost a year now, and it has worked beautifully the entire time—no issues at all.The print quality is amazing—colors are vibrant, crisp, and honestly look just as good (if not better) than the photos I used to pay to have printed. The cutting feature is also impressive—clean, precise, and perfect for making custom stickers.Setup was quick and easy, and the machine is very user-friendly, even if you’re new to this kind of thing. The software is solid and keeps getting better with more features being added. The AI functionality is especially fun – my favorite project so far has been turning photos of my dogs into adorable cartoon stickers!The new sticker paper is also a huge upgrade. It adheres really well and feels like true professional quality now.What really stands out to me is how responsive this company is. They genuinely listen to customer feedback and continue improving their products, which is rare and so appreciated.I highly recommend the PixCut S1 to anyone looking to get creative, up their journaling/planning game, or to save money on printing photos. It’s easy to learn, fun to use, and has been a great tool to make fun gifts for my friends and family.

Mediocre product for a premium price…
I was so excited to get this, and I desperately wanted it to be great. Sadly, it’s not. This is basically toy quality, what you buy your kids to play around with making mediocre quality stickers. If you buy this (like I did) with the hopes that you could use it in a workflow to produce stickers to sell and give out, you better subvert your expectations. I think you’d be better off paying a little more and getting an Epson printer + Cricut combo. So, of course you’re limited to space, which I knew going into this. The sticker paper is 4 x 7, but you don’t even get the full canvas. It’s more like 4 x 6 in actual print area.The consumables are proprietary, no one else is making the ink cartridges or media, so you’re stuck with what they offer. The Liene sticker paper is okay, but not like 3M or Oracal quality. My device cuts deep for some reason. Even after trying to calibrate, sticker edges get pushed into the cut path, and it makes the stickers hard to peel. The cutting is not 100% precise either, there will be an overlapping start and end cut, and it doesn’t look good.In order to even use the product you need to sign in. Like wth do I need to sign in to send an image to a printer I own? I hate this with a passion. Companies that do this are making you the product by collecting data, print habits, whatever. My Brother and Epson printers have apps, and I don’t need to sign into them. There is absolutely no reason that a printer app needs you to sign in. Plus, Chinese… no offense, but I’m not down with signing into a Chinese app, and letting a Chinese company collect my data, unnecessarily. The app itself is really buggy. Mine kept crashing on a Samsung Galaxy S24. When it would crash I’d launch the app and it would just be a white screen, and nothing would happen. The only work around I could find was to uninstall and reinstall, and then relog in, and restart my print set up. Just all around annoying and cumbersome. The permission granting in the app is weird too. I don’t believe it’s the standard Android permission dialogs.It has a USB-C port, but there is no ability to print from a computer or laptop, so no idea what that is for.The one redeeming quality it has is that the actual print quality, as in color, saturation, and sharpness, is pretty decent. On par with Canon Selphy printers. If you’re just using it to print photos, then it’s more than capable if you’re willing to put up with a buggy Chinese app. However, if all you want is photos, you can get a better Selphy printer for half as much. For stickers, I found it to be a huge let down. For $300, it’s not worth it in my opinion.Cons:- App that requires a login- Buggy software- Chinese app I don’t trust- Sticker paper quality is meh- USB-C port that doesn’t do anything- Sticker paper doesn’t use the full sheet, and has large margins on the sides- No third party consumables, so you’re stuck with the media Liene sells- Cutting is not the best quality, and calibrating seems to do nothing- Expensive for what it is. It’s a premium price for a mediocre productPros:- Color, saturation, and sharpness are all pretty decent, the print quality is on par with Selphy printers- The physical build quality is above average, sturdy build

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Expensive. But worth every penny!!So easy to use, great printer and fabulous cuts for the stickers. If you journal. You need this machine