Fujifilm’s latest Instax Mini printer focuses on the details

Fujifilm launches A The new Instax Mini printer for smartphones Which produces finer details than its predecessors. The Instax Mini Link Plus features improved image processing over older Instax printers and an industrial design similar to the Instax Mini Link Plus printers Instax Mini Evo Cinema Camera It was announced last week, for which Fujifilm has now also revealed pricing.

The Instax Mini Evo Cinema Camera will be more expensive for Instax at $409.95, while the Mini Link Plus printer costs $169.95. The Mini Evo Cinema Camera, Mini Link Plus smartphone printer, and updated Instax Mini Link smartphone app will be available in the US sometime in early February 2026.

The Instax Mini Link Plus features a new “Print Design” mode that focuses on fine details within the photos it prints. This mode uses the printer’s enhanced image processing capabilities to more clearly reproduce small text and patterns, allowing users to print graphically detailed designs or maintain the clarity of marks and background text in their photographs.

It also offers a “Simple Print” mode for photos with less detail, and uses the same Instax Mini film as the Instax Mini $99 Instax Mini Link 3. This makes the Mini Link Plus an expensive upgrade, but it may appeal to creatives like graphic designers and photographers who want to preserve fine details in their instant prints.

As for the Mini Evo Cinema Camera, it can take photos and print them wirelessly from your phone. It can also capture videos up to 15 seconds long, and allows users to apply 10 different retro effects, including 1930s-inspired grainy and pale colors or 1980s-inspired vibrant colors, using the built-in Gen Dial (also called “Eras Dial” in Japanese style).