Magic Mirror Photo Booth · Large Format

55/65 Inch Mirror Photobooth

The 55/65-inch mirror photobooth is the statement version of the WiViKIOSK mirror line: a full-height magic mirror with a 1920×1080 TFT-LCD behind mirror glass, a built-in HD SLR camera and space for a dye-sublimation printer, so a complete photo station ships as one piece of furniture. It is the model venues buy when the booth has to look like part of the room — hotel lobbies, wedding halls, flagship retail — rather than equipment wheeled in for the night.

Guests interact the same way as on the compact mirror: touch to start, follow the animations, pose, sign and print. The difference is scale. A 65-inch mirror gathers a crowd, reads across a hall and gives group shots room to breathe, which is why this format anchors permanent installations as well as premium rental fleets.

Large 65 inch mirror photobooth with touch mirror screen — 55/65 Inch Mirror Photobooth — product photo from the manufacturer's range.

Specification Plate

Key specifications

Screen sizes	55 in / 65 in TFT-LCD, 16:9
Resolution	1920 × 1080
Brightness / contrast	700 cd/m² / 3000:1
Viewing angle / response	178° / 178°, 5 ms
Panel life	> 60,000 h (manufacturer-stated)
Computing	Intel i3 / i5 / i7, 4 GB DDR3, 128 GB SSD, WiFi
Camera	Built-in Canon HD SLR (as listed)
Printer	Hiti dye-sub, 4×6 / 5×7 / 6×8 in
Power	AC 110–240 V, 50/60 Hz; standby ≤ 3 W

Specifications are the manufacturer's published figures for this model. Configurations vary — the written quote states exactly what your build includes.

Why Operators Choose It

Features that earn their place

Full-height mirror display

55 or 65 inch 16:9 TFT-LCD, 1920×1080, 700 cd/m² brightness and 178° viewing angles, hidden behind mirror touch glass until it lights up.

Camera and printer inside

A Canon HD SLR camera is built in as listed, and the cabinet houses a Hiti dye-sub printer for 4×6, 5×7 and 6×8 inch photos.

Real PC inside

Windows (7/8/9) or Linux builds with Intel i3/i5/i7 options, 4 GB DDR3 and 128 GB SSD, plus WiFi module and antenna for sharing workflows.

Touch your way

Infrared or capacitive touch options on the mirror, so the interaction layer can be matched to budget and use case.

Furniture-grade cabinet

Metal shell with mirror touch glass and powder coating, designed to sit permanently in a venue without looking like road gear.

Efficient running

Standby draw of 3 W or less and working consumption of 30–180 W on 110–240 V, 50/60 Hz mains.

In the Field

Built for venues, priced for operators

Permanent venues choose this mirror because it removes the two chores of booth ownership: setup and storage. It stands in place, powered and ready, and staff simply switch it on. Wedding venues sell it as part of the room package; hotels and malls run it as an always-on selfie point that can be rebranded per event from the software side.

Rental operators position it as the premium line in the fleet — the mirror that justifies a higher package price next to an iPad booth. Because the PC, camera and printer live in one cabinet, load-in is a single piece, and the same unit can run a photo activation in the afternoon and a GIF booth format in the evening by switching software modes.

Questions

Frequently asked

What is the difference between the 55 and 65 inch versions?

Screen size and presence. Both run the same interaction model, PC options and printer; the 65 inch reads better in large halls and group shots, while the 55 inch fits tighter venues and budgets.

Does it print on site?

Yes, with the built-in dye-sub printer option fitted. It handles 4×6, 5×7 and 6×8 inch formats. Confirm the printer is included in your quote configuration, as builds vary.

Can the mirror show advertising when idle?

The PC inside can run attract-loop content between sessions, so an idle mirror can carry venue or sponsor messaging. Content is managed in your software setup.

What power does it need?

Standard mains, AC 110–240 V at 50/60 Hz. Standby consumption is listed at 3 W or less.

Tell us the configuration. We price it in writing.

Model, configuration, quantity and destination — that is all a real quote needs. A named manager replies.

Ask for the 55/65 Mirror Price Sheet