The Prynt Pocket lets your iPhone spit out AR photos

It’s early summer, which means instant cameras have come out of hibernation to tempt us with their analogue charm. Not all of them are straight-up remixes of old Polaroids though – the Prynt Pocket (€150, available mid-June) connects directly to your iPhone to let you print ink-free stickers from your camera roll. To prove you’re not just a misty-eyed nostalgist, the Prynt app also lets you add live photos to each snap, which passers-by can watch by holding up their phone to your photo. Sure, the replacement paper’s a bit pricey at €20 for 40 sheets, but then hipster tax has always been pretty high for retro photography.

Mark Wilson Features editor

About

Mark's first review for Stuff was the Nokia N-Gage in 2004. Luckily, his career lasted a little longer than the taco phone, and he's been trying to figure out how gadgets fit back into their boxes ever since. While his 'Extreme Mark Wilson' persona was retired following a Microsoft skydiving incident, this means he can often be spotted in the wilds of South West London testing action cams, drones and smartwatches, and occasionally cursing at them.

Areas of expertise

Smart home tech, cameras, wearables and obscure gadgets from the early 2000s.