Every booth format in the WiViKIOSK range, organised the way buyers actually shop: by the experience the machine creates.
A photo booth machine is four decisions wearing one cabinet: the guest experience (mirror, 360, open-air, enclosed), the camera (DSLR, iPad, phone-driven), the output (print, digital, video) and the styling (glamour mirror, rustic wood, glowing shell). This category lays out the manufactured range by format so you can shortlist first and specify later. Prices are quoted per configuration; selected 360 platforms carry a listed anchor from $999.

15.6 in interactive mirror with DSLR support, animations and an optional RGB light frame.
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15.6 in interactive mirror with DSLR support, animations and an optional RGB light frame.
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Automatic rotating platforms in 68, 80, 100 and 115 cm. Selected configurations listed from $999.
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The top spinner that hangs above the party and frees the floor entirely.
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High-speed robotic camera moves for red-carpet slow-motion capture.
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Shells for 10.2, 11 and 12.9 in iPads — wood, tripod, ring-light and flight-case styles.
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Camera-ready booths: 13.3 in portable, mirror DSLR and dual-screen designs.
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Enclosed oval timber booth plus vintage tripod styles for the rustic circuit.
View product →Mirror booths are the glamour line: an interactive mirror that performs for the guest. The 15.6-inch model suits mobile operators; the 55/65-inch is furniture for venues. 360 booths are the video line: a rotating platform in four sizes, an overhead spinner for stages, and the robotic arm for productions. iPad and DSLR booths are the fleet line: light shells for multi-station nights and camera-grade booths for print quality. Wooden booths are the styling line for barns, vineyards and heritage venues.
Most buyers end up with two formats: a hero (mirror or 360) and a workhorse (iPad or DSLR). The comparison page prices and positions the three volume formats honestly, including where each one loses.
Model, configuration, quantity and destination — that is all a real quote needs. A named manager replies.