Polaroid Bluetooth Printer Manual

Works amazingly well with pogo polaroid printer

Most convenient pack for polaroid printer

no ink just load paper Bluetooth any device to it send pics and print and the printer fits in your pocket how cool is that I bought the LG PD233 pocket photo instead of the polaroid version but both use same paper even though LG says it doesn't to sell there paper Zink paper 2x3 polaroid will work with many printers and is 100% better Zink paper then LG's Paper much more Pixels and sharper Pics!

I need to know the best Bluetooth barcode scanner for this printer

The copier/printer hums right along! I just have to read more of the manual to know more about it.

I used this paper to print photos with Polaroid Pogo Printer. Qality of photos was very good

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.

I always carry with me the polaroid pogo printer. This paper is perfect for street photographers to handout to models

The Polaroid zInk printer is small easy and great fun! Perfect for our recent family holiday time as well as for life in college! People love to be give the pictures! And the pictures come out great!

My previous Zink printer was the Polaroid ZIP printer.  It was a fine printer that was involved in many fun memories and moments.  However, the connection to a smartphone could be finicky at times and it kind of killed the spontaneity of wanting to get printouts fast while in the moment.  Plus, the app made it quite difficult to predict the color output of the photos.  This Canon camera printer solved all that.  It too can be paired with a smartphone to act as a printer.  However, the app is much better than the Polaroid one.  The other benefit is this can act as a standalone camera/printer.  It has a framing box (both in the front of the camera for selfies and in the viewfinder) so its easier to frame what you want to take a picture of.  It does have LEDs to light up subjects.  I do find the shutter button to be a little too easy to take photos.  A couple times, I accidentally took a photo even when I was just grabbing the camera or giving it to someone.  Battery life is much better than my Polaroid was.  However, I did notice at a party when I wanted to print a bunch of printers, the Canon did require a cooling period sooner than the Polaroid when I was printing a lot of pics (though this may be because the Canon app makes it more convenient to print photos faster while I had to prep photos in the Polaroid app).  White balance can be an issue with using the Canon as a standalone camera with pictures leaning toward being very cool (though to be fair, some of my testing was in an office with bad fluorescent lighting).  So if you want more precise colors, use it as a printer with a smartphone.