Polaroid Hi-Print - 2nd Generation - Bluetooth Connected 2x3 Pocket Photo, Dye-Sub Printer - Black

Really great product and perfect for partys / new years where you want to connect to an iPhone and print for friends

Really nice item, works a treat, great Christmas present

I have a different 2x3 printer that uses Zink paper to print the photos whereas this uses the dye sublimation technique. The pictures this unit produces are better in quality. That is the best thing about this printer.However, there are a few things that aren’t so great about this printer:It has an auto power off function that often switches it off while you’re trying to print a photo so you have to switch it back on and hope the app hasn’t frozen. This is the worst thing about this printer. You should be able to adjust the setting for auto power off, and it should not power off when it’s receiving data - this seems like a glaring error on Polaroid’s part.When you buy this printer, no print cartridges are included - you just get the printer itself. No usb c charge cable, no photo paper, literally just the printer.The print cartridges are very easy to use and insert into the machine, although I’d have liked it if they’d been recyclable. Having to use a new cartridge every time you need to add more photo paper also adds to the running costs - a photo printed on this device costs 50% more than one printed on my HP Sprocket. That being said, the picture is larger than 2x3 and is better quality than the Zink photos, but not 50% better!My final gripe is the fact that the adhesive glue in the back of the photos is shockingly bad, they don’t stick to anything for very long. You have to either add glue to the back or stick them down with tape to stop thempeeling at the edges almost immediately.I’ve still given this printer 3 stars because the print quality is excellent - great colour, accurate reproduction of the photo, great detail. However, it’s let down by a number of issues that shouldn’t exist in such a premium product.I thought about returning this printer, but the picture quality is very good and I use 2x3 photos quite a lot in my bullet journal. So I’ve kept it, but only print pics I want to be top top quality with it, I use the Sprocket to print out the everyday stuff because it’s cheaper and the photos are still great quality.I give this one thumb up 👍🏼 - great pics but let down by basic problems with auto power off, crappy glue and expensive, non recyclable photo cartridges… and the fact it doesn’t even come with a cable or photo paper when you buy it.

Liked being able to print in an instant for a hen do photo book. Expensive printer. Slightly disappointed with the quality of the photos. Very disappointed with the lack of thought around being able to recycle the cartridges (being able to send back) so after 10 photos you then need to throw the empty cartridges away. It’s really put me off using it for anything other than one-off occasional uses. Which makes it a very very expensive item.

Great orinter