Mini Thermal Printer,Bluetooth Labler Maker,Portable Inkless Printers Compatible with Android and ios,Printable Photos,Lists,Memo,QR Codes,Notes(With 8 Roll Thermal Paper+5 Colored Pens)

I ordered this to use as a cheap label machine. It’s a toy and clearly great for kids because it is cute, easy to use and has a very quick and easy app that was easy to use with not signing up and subscriptions that seem to be popular these days. There’s also some felt pens for colouring the printouts. However it’s perfect for any age. The Paper. I really bought this to use with sticky labels but tried it out with the paper that came with it. The black ink could be darker but it looks like standard home printer quality. It looks handy for colouring, crafts, notes, lists, banners etc. but could be used for receipts. It’s good quality white paper. The Fun Print App I tried using my Apple and Android devices. I prefer the android app as there seems to be more options. There are loads of preset images for sticky notes and pictures but you can just print from your files and photos or even from a website. The only downside is you can’t edit the fonts much when you type text into the app. It’s better using files and photos for nice texts. Sticky labels I bought sticky labels compatible with the printer as they were recommended by Amazon and was £7.99 for a pack of 6. I was able to pop them in and printing immediately, I made labels and stuck one on an Amazon A4 envelope. I think it looks good for postage as you can adjust the size of lettering. I also tried out the sticky notes. I think I will use it to make gift labels stickers for Christmas. Printer It’s cute, cheap and fits in my pocket. There is nothing to dislike about it. I also think it looks like a great little present for kids as they can use it for lots of projects. They can also print photos and make stickers and mini books. I think it’s also great for adults too.

My girl got this for Christmas, and she's over the moon so far. It's basically a small thermal printer - a till receipt printer in a fancy box. The thing looks pretty sturdy - gives a nice reassuring clunk when shut properly and is simple to use. The app isn't great but it's ok. It would be nice if there was a version for PC/Linux but, never mind. You can connect any Apple or Android device to it, so that's good. You can print photos from your cloud storage onto it, and they actually turn out surprisingly good quality. There are all sorts of gimmicks and tools and features in the app to explore, and she had a ton of fun playing with it. It's surprisingly fast and the best thing is that because it's a thermal printer, it doesn't take ink - so you won't go through a small fortune in ink because your kid likes to print out endless pictures of cats. Paper is pretty cheap, so is sticker paper and for the price, you can't complain. My only negative, is that the manual is super tiny - like spy-camera tiny. It would have been nice to provide a link (QR code) to a downloadable copy. My work-around was to scan it in, enhance it and print it out bigger, so my ancient eyes could read it.

I enjoyed using this printer. Whilst you're not going to print out anything suitable for the family album, it does have a charming quality. You get better results with certain papers - the stuff that comes with it isn't much cop, you'll tend to get faded-looking images. I have found that thicker sticker paper rolls work best, often providing bolder images. I have experimented with breaking images down into long strips (on a computer, in an application such as Photoshop) and printing the strips, to build up a larger image. This does work, although it's not without issues. Most notably, the print head gets too hot on a very large print, and will simply stop. It then restarts when cooler, but the print is ruined. I have had some success with cooling the printer down in the fridge, and keeping it in the fridge whilst printing. I don't necessarily recommend doing that, since I don't know how it'll affect the batteries or electronics, but it worked for me. Of course, it's also fun to just print some pictures onto quality sticker paper and stick them over every available surface. I've found the sticker paper fairly resilient, unless it gets wet. All in all, this is a really fun device at a very affordable price.

So far so good, printed on the paper well, easy to use, comes with 4 rolls non stick paper rolls and one already in the machine, you do have to charge before first use (hour) just ordered sticky rolls as I need stickers for my jars ☺️ no complaints at the mo and got it in a sale price (bonus), nice and small, it's a lot easier to use than a previous one I had, would recommend buying.

This item is amazing , easy to use and great for childrens home work or busy board , easy to use app to print

Product not too bad but the app is awful photos attached of the Crp that pops up when you open it, not impressed and ruins the product experience totally. What a shame.

This is a fantastic little printer. The kids love it, it's quick and easy to use and they can take all sorts of fun photos and print them off wherever they are! It's not a brilliant quality printer but it's free to print, cos no expensive ink needed, and it's a great way to share memories, that normally stay in your phone, and hand them out to friends and family for fun!

This Mini Thermal Printer has become an indispensable part of my daily life. Its compact design belies its powerful functionality, allowing me to effortlessly print photos, shopping lists, and reminders with ease. The convenience of creating tangible memories or jotting down quick notes at the touch of a button is unparalleled. Whether I'm preserving a cherished moment or ensuring I never forget an important task, this printer delivers every time. The user-friendly interface and seamless connectivity to my devices make it a joy to use, while the quality of the prints never fails to impress. In a world dominated by digital screens, this Mini Thermal Printer adds a tangible, nostalgic touch to my experiences, making it a must-have for those who appreciate the blend of technology and sentimentality.