Mobile Printers That Print Pictures Like A Polaroid

polaroid... worth the $per print.

Cute polaroid pictures!

Pros: The economy of the film. Instax offers 10 pictures whereas Polaroid with Impossible film offers only 8 pictures. A single pack (8 pictures) of Polaroid Instax film goes for $24.95, whereas a twin pack (20 pictures) of Instax Wide film goes for just under $16. So 80 cents vs. 3 dollars plus per print. Also, kids love seeing the shots develop. Cons: Need to have more albums available that match this print size. Not sure if these prints will fade in 5-10 years time.

I have been using this paper for many years. Have had many printers, but they all give you a better print when you use this product. Colors are accurate, and pictures are printed sharp. Very happy with the results!

I use HP ink on both of my ink jet printers. I use the ink to print pictures and the quality of the pictures is outstanding. I have never had any problems with streaking or anything else associated with picture printing.

If economical printing is your first priority, this is for you. You need to have reasonable expectations about everything else. There are printers which are faster, print pictures better, scan faster, etc, you can't have it all at this price. We have five of these in our clinic for everyday printing and a business-grade printer for our scanning and for when we need high-quality color copies.

have three printers and use my iP100 every day. had it a long time. it has even survived falls. print alot of pictures for preview prior to using Pro 9000 Mark II. the value pack works great except I buy extra PGI-35 for Word document printing.

Like going to Walmart for pictures

For instant photography, I prefer Fuji Instax to the resurrected (IMPOSSIBLE) Polaroid Originals films. Overall, the quality of the film is superior (better color, tonal range, and film shelf life), particularly when used with quality cameras, or, in this case, the Instax Wide Printer. The Instax Wide is a good, larger Instax format, and though the mini format is fun and has its uses, I prefer the wide. I haven't yet worked with the square format. I purchased the Instax Wide printer, because I had color film that was expired that I didn't want to dismiss before it became unusable. I had received a LomoGraflok 4x5 back for view cameras back in Xmas of '22, but I've had trouble making time to explore using it--the reason for my expired film stock. For me, charging and setting up the printer were easy, and I installed the Instax Wide Printer mobile app on both iPhone and iPad. I made two initial test prints, one from each mobile device, and I was surprised at the quality output from each (I've posted the iPhone test print example.). I had mentioned superior shelf life to that of Polaroid. Though I keep all of my unused films refrigerated, Polaroid films seem to lose their quality after one year, whereas the Instax appears as fresh as new one year past the expiration date (refer to my example). I'm very pleased with my purchase so far, and I would highly recommend this type of device if you're looking for a quick and easy method to print fun, fast hard photos from mobile devices. As always, the B&H price was right, and free standard shipping sealed the deal!

I print great B&W pictures!