High-quality print

2026-02-23    -The great spender

I was a bit sceptical at first on a small home printer for photographs however I am absolutely blown away by this. Out of the box it doesn’t seem like much just a plastic white box with some orange cartridges, instruction guides, paper and power wire. This came with two different sizes of photo paper. 4 x 6 and 3 1/2 x 4. Which I thought was a bit of an odd size but makes four nice sized refrigerator photographs. The instructions are easy to follow and the printer took less than five minutes to set up and get printing. There is an app that you will require and can be found using the QR code on the front cartridge insert door. Instructions are also provided via QR code. An app is very easy to use quick to install and you can limit access to your smart device if you want. That said there is a USB-C port on the back that will allow you to print directly from your computer or other wired smart device. This is very quiet when printing and it is interesting to watch the progress of the photo being printed in three separate colours then laminated with a glossy clear the photo is phenomenal on how clean it looks. If you are looking to print one or two photographs occasionally this is definitely a nice to have. It is a bit slow just under a minute for each print, but the quality is definitely there. Once your 4 x 6 photograph has been printed you can break off the end tabs that are pre-cut and crisp. I believe these tabs are for centring on the photograph when printing If you’re looking for a way to send family photographs to your loved ones over the holidays. This is an easy way of printing beautiful copies for your Christmas card.

Unique enough option that it sets itself apart from the very limited competition

2026-03-02    -Rick Rev

This portable 4x6 inch photo printer from brand LIENE is a bit of a mixed bag of pros and cons for me, particularly when up against offerings from some of the larger brands, namely Canon, and their "Selphy" line of portable printers. If direct comparisons are made to this series, then in some respects, the Liene printer does fall flat. I will try to showcase both its useful values, but not discount its failings.The LIENE M110, which is the printer I am directly comparing to the Canon Selphy today (and which LIENE does appear to attempt to emulate to some degree), does does offer a few unique differences that could be more useful to some, and seems to set it apart somewhat, but only marginally. For example. the tray on the top can be interchanged between the 6 inch standard photo print, and a smaller 3 inch sticker paper. Although the Selphy does offer "sticker" options for print, they are not included in the initial package, whereas LIENE features this, and includes two individual trays for each type, both of which fit symmetrically with the printers rectangular form factor. I really like that, and find they have chosen to market to this strength.The brand seems to offer all the printer ink, paper and sticker options one would need after running out, though I had to fish a bit to understand which 4x6 paper and ink combos in particular the M110 required, since it appears to be the newest model. I wish the brand had made this more clear from the onset.One thing that separates the Selphy printer line from Canon apart from this LIENE printer, is its ability to make itself truly portable with the inclusion of an attachable battery in the back. The M110 omits this feature, yet still promotes the product as portable. In reality, although smaller than an average printer, it is still bound by its corded requirements, only becoming truly portable if you were to plug it into an external battery via USB-C port, which does seem to be included, but is not readily advertised. Still, it's there, so with a smaller cord and battery of your choice, you technically could use this when not near a wall outlet.I found the software for Selphy to be simple enough, albeit somewhat limited. LIENE offers similar app interface for stylizing and printing via Bluetooth; the connection is likewise fairly easy, and the app is actually, in some respects, a step forward, offering more customization of your stickers and photos than the other brand, including allowing multiple photos to be framed like a carousel, placed together on a single print. The entire device is significantly more colourful as well; the bright orange design is perhaps an acquired taste for some by comparison to the Selphy's standard dark grey or white options, but its definitely striking, and I have no complaints about that.In fact, the more I have used this printer, the more I can laud its positives. The similarities to the competitor are there, but they seem to be differentiated enough that it shows an attempt at least at being original and fun. I would suggest this as a great alternative, given that there is an ample supply of printer ink, paper and stickers included. There is however, the budgetary caveat to consider. At the time of this review, the LIENE M110 is significantly more than the aforementioned Selphy, by a significant margin, making the latter perhaps a better cost-effective solution, but there might actually be more value from the M110 package as a whole, at the onset.I cannot fault the brand for offering a solid product though; its performance is in many respects as fast and as quality a print option as the only other real alternative on the market. 4 stars.

Solid Printer + Exceptional Print Detail

2026-02-28    -R. & J.

The media could not be loaded. A sticker printer has been on my 'love to have' list for quite some time and after some less than thrilling experiences with another brand - i'm happy to report this Liene M110 is a winner.It has everything needed to get started printing amazing quality photos fast.It also prints 3x3 stickers which is the real selling feature, imo. I have an heirloom seed business and this is really going to up-level my packaging.For photos - it's amazing - As someone who grew up in the 90s remember taking your film to the drugstore & waiting with anticipation for your photos to be developed... my teenage self is in heaven with this.Though I love the modern convenience of digital photography ~ I do feel like there's something *missing* & with a physical print that you can touch, pass around or add to a flip through album - there's a whole other level of appreciation.Because of this I was thrilled to try the Liene Amber M110 bundle.> Fascinating tidbit: Psychologists (echoed by parents) say that displayed prints reinforce belonging, especially for kids.Looking at prints together sparks deeper reminiscing, reduces loneliness, and evokes stronger emotions than swiping on a screen. ~ In short, prints make memories feel alive and permanent, turning fleeting moments into heirlooms that bring joy, connection, and comfort.This little baby quickly became my go-to for at-home photo printing. It's super easy to use, produces vibrant results, and adds fun features that set it apart from the competition.If you're like me & not a fan of uploading your personal pictures to a lab somewhere like walmart where there's no guarantee of privacy etc. This is a great option to bring the photo lab to your home.Here's my breakdown based on hands-on use...- Appreciate Its compact size (about the footprint of a book) fits perfectly on my desk without dominating the space.- The white finish gives it a clean, premium vibe, and it's lightweight enough to take on the go for events etc..- Setup was a breeze via Bluetooth, and the app integration feels intuitive right out of the box..(you just scan a QR code- it's not overly complicated.)* Print Quality and Comparisons:At 300 DPI, the print quality is on par with the Canon Selphy series - sharp, glossy, and lab-like with a protective overcoat for water and fade resistance.Having used the Selphy before, I noticed the Liene's images come out slightly different: ~ darker blacks and what feels like more accurate colours overall. ( It's subtle, but it gives photos a richer, more professional look, imo.)I put the Liene to the test by printing a photo of one of my prized tomatoes on both the Liene and my old Kodak Mini Retro (using up some leftover paper). I'm no expert but I'd describe it as..The Kodak has much higher contrast, is more saturated, and "punchier" I would describe it as harsh, over-processed, artificial or less natural.Where as the Liene M110 results more natural/refined reproduction - closer to the original image, with smoother gradients, accurate skin tones, and a cohesive, realistic feel. with better overall colour accuracy, less over-saturation, and a "true-to-life"quality.- Prints take about 50-60 seconds and it's fun to watch it go colour by colour through the process.*Standout Features:*Sticker printing:Allows me to incorporate some high quality images into the packaging for my heirloom seed company without having to order stickers online only to realize later there's a printing error & creating delays, increased costs etc.)- The bundle includes 3" sticker paper, turning ordinary photos into custom decals for your DIY projects, product packaging or just your usual laptops, water bottles etc.This pushes the Liene past being just another photo printer - & into a creative tool.The app allows for some edits like borders, text, and effects ~ but it could offer more in the way of creative options...that said -for now I just edit in an outside app like Canva & import the results into the Liene app.*Price Per Print and Comparisons:The kit comes with 2 cartridges & 60 4x6 pages & 20 3" sticker prints. Each cartridge is good for 40 printsThe bundle option provides the exact amount of ink required & subsequent refill kits are also matched this way so you're never guessing if you'll have enough ink.- Running costs are similar to that of competitors with Liene being slightly higher by a few cents at the momentdue to the availability of 3rd party off-brand refills for brands like Canon etc. being highly accessible & more affordable(...but since they're off-brand products the quality of the printed images is likely questionable IMO.)Overall I would say that Liene's sticker perk justifies the slight premium - plus, this bundle includes starter supplies to offset initial costs.Liene seems to be a relatively new player in the photo printing space, In a field dominated by older giants like Canon and Kodak, carving out a foothold by emphasizing great value & convenience with bundles like this one.Their sticker-printing is a smart innovation ( i think they also recently released the PixCut S1 - which is a sticker printer / die-cut combo which which i would *love* to try!Overall, the Liene Amber M110 bundle sticks out from the crowd, a solid 5 stars from me.It's not just a printer; it's a fun, creative companion that delivers quality prints with a twist. Highly recommended!

Unique enough option that it sets itself apart from the very limited competition

2026-01-23    -Rick Rev

This portable 4x6 inch photo printer from brand LIENE is a bit of a mixed bag of pros and cons for me, particularly when up against offerings from some of the larger brands, namely Canon, and their "Selphy" line of portable printers. If direct comparisons are made to this series, then in some respects, the Liene printer does fall flat. I will try to showcase both its useful values, but not discount its failings.The LIENE M110, which is the printer I am directly comparing to the Canon Selphy today (and which LIENE does appear to attempt to emulate to some degree), does does offer a few unique differences that could be more useful to some, and seems to set it apart somewhat, but only marginally. For example. the tray on the top can be interchanged between the 6 inch standard photo print, and a smaller 3 inch sticker paper. Although the Selphy does offer "sticker" options for print, they are not included in the initial package, whereas LIENE features this, and includes two individual trays for each type, both of which fit symmetrically with the printers rectangular form factor. I really like that, and find they have chosen to market to this strength.The brand seems to offer all the printer ink, paper and sticker options one would need after running out, though I had to fish a bit to understand which 4x6 paper and ink combos in particular the M110 required, since it appears to be the newest model. I wish the brand had made this more clear from the onset.One thing that separates the Selphy printer line from Canon apart from this LIENE printer, is its ability to make itself truly portable with the inclusion of an attachable battery in the back. The M110 omits this feature, yet still promotes the product as portable. In reality, although smaller than an average printer, it is still bound by its corded requirements, only becoming truly portable if you were to plug it into an external battery via USB-C port, which does seem to be included, but is not readily advertised. Still, it's there, so with a smaller cord and battery of your choice, you technically could use this when not near a wall outlet.I found the software for Selphy to be simple enough, albeit somewhat limited. LIENE offers similar app interface for stylizing and printing via Bluetooth; the connection is likewise fairly easy, and the app is actually, in some respects, a step forward, offering more customization of your stickers and photos than the other brand, including allowing multiple photos to be framed like a carousel, placed together on a single print. The entire device is significantly more colourful as well; the bright orange design is perhaps an acquired taste for some by comparison to the Selphy's standard dark grey or white options, but its definitely striking, and I have no complaints about that.In fact, the more I have used this printer, the more I can laud its positives. The similarities to the competitor are there, but they seem to be differentiated enough that it shows an attempt at least at being original and fun. I would suggest this as a great alternative, given that there is an ample supply of printer ink, paper and stickers included. There is however, the budgetary caveat to consider. At the time of this review, the LIENE M110 is significantly more than the aforementioned Selphy, by a significant margin, making the latter perhaps a better cost-effective solution, but there might actually be more value from the M110 package as a whole, at the onset.I cannot fault the brand for offering a solid product though; its performance is in many respects as fast and as quality a print option as the only other real alternative on the market. 4 stars.

5.0 out of 5 stars Great little photo printer.

2026-02-19    -italiangirl

Very pleased with this photo printer. Instructions and set up was easy and photos are great.

5.0 out of 5 stars Amazing photo quality!

2025-12-26    -Haley M

Wow! Great photo quality!!! My friend has the canon printer and the Liene has superior quality! Perfect for my scrapbooking. Works well with Apple. I found it easy to set up.

5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome printer

2026-01-16    -Larry Dale

Bought this for a friend of mine and she loves it and it is very cool 😎 how it works and makes great photos best price was on Amazon or from the company it was very simple to setup just be sure you pick the right model from the app print quality is awesome

5.0 out of 5 stars Great little printer

2025-12-22    -Walter Lamb

Great photo printer! Very compact and easy to use. Picture quality is very good.

5.0 out of 5 stars Great little photo printer.

2026-01-02    -italiangirl

Very pleased with this photo printer. Instructions and set up was easy and photos are great.

Convenient prints at home

2026-01-31    -Mimoki

The thermal dye sublimation technology produces colours that look vibrant and natural, blacks are deep rather than washed out grey, and the automatic lamination process means photos come out protected against water damage and fingerprints without needing a separate laminating machine which saves both money and hassle.The dual tray design handles both 4x6 inch standard photo paper and 3x3 inch sticker paper seamlessly, you just load whichever size you need and the printer recognizes it automatically. Setup was straightforward, scan the QR code on the printer door and follow the video instructions that walk you through connecting via Bluetooth and loading the cartridge and paper. The cartridges slide in cleanly without any mess, no ink stains on fingers like traditional inkjet printers which is a relief. Print speed is reasonable at roughly one minute per photo, you can watch the process as it goes through three or four passes building up the image layers.The dual tray design handles both 4x6 inch standard photo paper and 3x3 inch sticker paper seamlessly, you just load whichever size you need and the printer recognizes it automatically. Setup was straightforward, scan the QR code on the printer door and follow the video instructions that walk you through connecting via Bluetooth and loading the cartridge and paper. The cartridges slide in cleanly without any mess, no ink stains on fingers like traditional inkjet printers which is a relief. Print speed is reasonable at roughly one minute per photo, you can watch the process as it goes through three or four passes building up the image layers.The cost per print is higher than bulk online ordering at around 50 cents per photo when buying refills, but the convenience and immediate gratification make it worthwhile for me. Build quality feels solid, the printer housing is well constructed and doesn't feel cheap or flimsy. Perfect for creating physical photo albums, scrapbooking projects, or just having prints to share with family when they visit.