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Amanda Caswell

I tried an 'AI' sticker printer — and it proves tech companies must stop forcing AI into everything

Liene printer with Amanda Caswell's printed stickers.

Portable photo printers have one obvious appeal: they make digital memories feel physical again. There's just something so fun about holding an image in your hand, especially in a world where thousands of photos disappear into a camera roll. The ability to peel off the back and stick it somewhere you’ll actually see it is fun for kids and adults alike.

That is the promise of the Liene Pearl N200 Pro Portable AI Photo Printer ($119), a compact photo printer designed to turn phone pictures into 2x3-inch sticker prints. On paper, it sounds like exactly the kind of gadget my family would love. It is small, easy to set up and built around the kind of instant creativity that works well for kids, scrapbooks, bullet journals, party favors and quick DIY projects.

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