HPRT Mini Photo Printer for iPhone, Smartphone, Portable Instant Picture Printer with Bluetooth, Wireless Thermal Dye Sublimation Photo Printer CP2100 (Pink, Printer + 10 Sheets)

Cute and useful
I love this printer. I’ve had it for a while. I love the color and how it print the print so clearly and the app is really good and useful you can make collages and other types of things. This is definitely a good thing to get if you are a scrapbook girl or just like to keep your memories and little photos

Perfecta
Su color rosita es genial, pero la calidad de la impresión es aun mejor

Go with the Canon Ivy it HP Sprocket
I wanted to love this printer. To me, it seemed like all the fun of a Polaroid with the benefits of digital photography. I’ve had my eye on the HP Sprocket or Canon Ivy, but didn’t have the funds. I was excited to see this item available through the Vine Program! But, it’s not a great printer. First of all, the printer isn’t user friendly. I’m pretty tech savvy and had a hard time figuring out if the thing was even turned on correctly. There weren’t any instructions and I couldn’t find any online. The app was also confusing. Plus, the printer comes with 10 pieces of photo paper. Theoretically enough to print 10 photos. Unfortunately, the first photo came out with huge streaks all over it. I figured maybe it was just a fluke. Nope. Every photo has ended up with these huge streaks. Maybe it’s the printer. Maybe it’s the photo paper. But at these prices, when you’re competing with the likes of Canon and HP, you need to deliver a better product. I also can’t figure out how to buy more photo paper, whereas it’s very obvious where I can find Canon or HP photo paper refills. Save your money. Go with a different printer.

Good for travel
I am looking forward to taking this little photo printer with me on an upcoming family vacation, despite a few drawbacks I’ll mention later. It is a little heftier than I expected but still fairly small and quite portable – perfect for traveling, but I probably would not haul it around with me on a daily basis when I’m home.Pros:1. Decent photos. I know there are those who would say the quality is only so-so, but for me, it reproduces the picture from my phone quite respectably on paper, which is all I need. The colors may not be super-brilliant, but they’re not wrong. I can look at the printed picture and see exactly what I can see on my phone, so I’m happy.2. Small size. Prints are 2X3 inches, which is a nice pocket size for travel. You can share prints with others in the moment, or paste them into a travel journal, as I tend to do. You still have your digital photos, so you can always come home and make larger prints later if you want.3. Easy. Download the app, tap Connect to connect your phone to the printer, then click Picture to select and print a picture. You can print multiple copies, apply filters and effects, use frames/templates to enhance your photos, and more. But the path to just print a photo is quite simple and therefore something I will likely actually do, rather than put off.Cons:1. Refills are expensive. You can only use the proprietary cartridge refills, 10 prints each, and the only place you can buy them from, as far as I can tell, is the manufacturer (they have a store on Amazon). One cartridge is $15 at this writing, so in addition to buying the printer, once you’ve used up the cartridge(s) that came with it, your 2X3 inch prints are going to cost you at least $1.50 each.2. There is no way to use all of the paper. The machine prints at 2X3, period. Even though the app allows you to set up a different size (in mm only), that does not change the size of the picture you get in your print. The paper is actually over 3.5 inches long, so there is always a bit of wasted paper on the end that you can never use, and that you will need to cut off if you want a “full-bleed” print.3. Phone pics only. The app only sees pictures in your phone’s camera roll and there is no way to look anywhere else for other pics. I was unable to print anything in cloud storage that was not also in my phone’s Camera Roll gallery. I did copy a photo from another camera over to my phone’s Camera Roll and the printer found and printed it just fine. For a while I couldn’t even see all the Cameral Roll pics (just those from the last month or so), but later on I could, so I’m not sure whether the app needs time to load them all or what.Overall, I still like this printer and I have ordered extra cartridges to take on an upcoming trip. However, I think the inability to find and print pictures from anywhere on the phone (including cloud storage the phone has access to) to be a little limiting, and the cartridges are a bit pricey. I’ll use it for travel but probably not at home.

This a a great, good quality photo printer. It is portable and easy to use. Instructions are easy to follow and the quality of the paper is excellent too. Pack contains the printer, charging cable, user manual and ribbon wirh 10 printing paper.Highly restores the true colours of a photo and preserves it permanently. Easy to use, just need to pay a bit more attention when the ribbon and printer paper are installed. Bluetooth connection is stable and good when using it, I have no problems with.I can print photos, vouchers or small personalised cards quite quickly, it works slower than I imagined but still okay, it takes nearly 2min to print a photoI would use it for ID photo prints, because I actually think it’s worth mostly for this reason. I can get the pictures taken by myself, whichever I like the most, and have in my passport or driving licence.I really like the app, Heyphoto, free in appstore, there are many options for printing, like collages of a maximum of 9pictures, where I can change the effect on every photo if I want to, change borderline’s shape size and distance, even printed backgrounds can be used.In my opinion the only down side for this device is the price per photo as the photos are small and is quite hard to find spare peper, reason I dropped a star, apart from this is a super photo printer.

I was surprised when I opened the HPRT Portable Photo Printer at just how big it is. As it’s a portable printer I was imagining it to be closer to the size of a camera or a phone but it is quite bulky and heavy if you were to carry it around with you. It would fit in a bag easily though.The printer comes with ten sheets of photo paper which is great to try the device out but the printer is useless once these sheets are used up as I can’t find anywhere to buy any more which is a shame.The printer is easy to use and once the app has been downloaded which worked perfectly on my iPad I was able to easily choose a photo to print via Bluetooth. The photo takes a while to print as the printer looks like it’s releasing the paper and then sucking it back in again to add a different shade of colour but it comes out perfectly in the end.I am very impressed by the quality of this product and the photos it produces but because I can’t find anymore paper and how heavy it is and not as portable it seems I’m going to have to give it three stars instead of five.

I was surprised by the quality of the print, it’s as good as you’d expect from a professionally printed photo.There is a white gap along the side, which I assume is to allow you to pull out the photo at the end without putting fingers on the print – this would need trimming.The machine works very well and was easy to set up. The video shows the process it goes through, adding each individual colour layer at each pass through the machine.This would be perfect if I could find the replacement paper set. It’s not as simple as putting in some paper, you need to replace the cartridge with the ribbon (the current one holds 10 sheets).It’s difficult to comment on value for money when you’re unable to gauge the cost of each print. And you wouldn’t want to buy a product with the capability of printing only 10 photos.So, the product itself – print quality – would be 5 stars. BUT – you need to search online to see if the cartridges are available before buying.