Phone Polaroid Instax Mobile Printer

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 love the look of instant prints but don't like the results from the Instax/Polaroid cameras. This nifty little printer is the perfect solution. It is easy to operate, portable and decent quality. I bought two more for my kids for Christmas. They wanted to steal mine! The only downside is the cost of film.

This is a perfect way to store my Instax Wide and Polaroid/impossible project photographs.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I always wanted a Fujifilm instax camera, but never got one because I knew I would most likely use my phone to take pictures. This instax printer is a great alternative because you can easily print Polaroid pictures taken from your cell phone. The Bluetooth setup is very easy and after you charge the printer and download the app, you can start printing. I had no issues loading the film into the printer. I can finally print some photos from my phone and save some memory. I am very pleased with the quality of the printer and also the quality of the printed photos.

I purchased this film to use with my Fuji Instax printer. It links to an app on my phone, I take a picture on my phone and print it on the film. Quality is great and I plan to take pictures of friends and family during the holidays. I'd purchase this film again.

I was looking at the Instax camera but opted to the printer and I love it. I can even print anything from the past that’s on my phone or any images I want to print out and use as part of the vision board and travel journal. It is fairly simple to set it up and use the app. I am so happy I got this and also gifted for my family member who travels all the time, so they can document their experience and life that’s not going to be lost in the digital world. It was actually one of the best purchase I made this year.

Great Instax film instant color Polaroid. Having a blast with this form of retrospective style of photography. B&H service was timely.

I actually prefer the look of this film to Polaroid's i-type and 600 films. Instax is surprisingly sharp, with rich, vivid colors.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Polaroid is so cute and portable. Smaller than my Instax mini that I have. Taking selfies is easy as well since there’s a mirror in front that is almost and inch big. It also comes with stickers that you can decorate with. So happy that Influenster let my try this!

Big fan of the Fujifilm instax film. Better size than the mini. More colorful than Polaroid. At $1 a film this isn’t cheap but is a reasonable price for instant cameras. Half the price of a Polaroid film so can’t complain.