Liene’s PixCut S1 combines a photo printer and sticker cutter starting at $299.99

PCMag reports that Liene’s PixCut S1 is a compact dye-sub photo printer with a built-in die cutter that can turn 4-by-7-inch sticky-back prints into custom-shaped stickers and labels while leaving the backing intact. The device starts at $299.99 and comes in three bundles, with separate consumables priced at $33.99 for 72 sheets of 4-by-6 paper and $42.99 for 72 sheets of 4-by-7 sticky-back paper, each with two 36-image dye rolls. PCMag says print quality was typical for a 300dpi dye-sub printer and sticker output looked strong, but it criticized the app as confusing and cumbersome despite useful templates, AI background removal, and automatic cut-path generation.