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low-fi

British  
/ ˈləʊˈfaɪ /

adjective

  1. informal a variant spelling of lo-fi

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Still, Mr. Birney’s exotically low-fi imagination makes for a freaky and feverish trip.

From The Wall Street Journal

Netflix’s low-fi, high-def version, created by George Ford, has been running since 2010, although two updated hours hit the streamer in 2015.

From Salon

You could make a strong argument that the video about the vengeful elderly woman and the supermarket sketches were better showcases for McCarthy, but there’s something catchy and true about this low-fi video that considers where cousins go when you don’t see them during the holidays.

From Los Angeles Times

At this point in his career, Oliver likes framing himself as giddy, low-fi and spontaneous.

From Los Angeles Times

The audience chose “Anpanman,” a punchy BTS classic that played with lyrics as hilarious Y2K low-fi graphics of him singing bumps on the screen.

From Los Angeles Times