Polaroid Hi-Print – 2nd Generation Bluetooth Connected 2×3 Pocket Photo Dye-Sub Printer – White

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Summarize this product to 200 words Photo Paper Sold Seperately. Snap it, print it, peel it, stick it: it’s that easy with Polaroid Hi-Print 2×3 printer. A Bluetooth® pocket photo printer that turns your phone’s shots into high-quality prints that you can peel and stick on whatever (and whoever) you like. It’s the pocket printer your imagination needs, and now made with 30% recycled materials. Only compatible with Polaroid Hi·Print 2×3 Paper Cartridge. FIND IT, PRINT IT, STICK IT: It’s just that simple with Polaroid Hi-Print. Customize and print images from your mobile device with high quality 2×3 buisness card size prints you can stick anywhere. Photo Paper Not Included.DYE-SUB TECHNOLOGY: The Polaroid Hi-Print utilizes innovative dye-sub cartridge technology resulting in high quality vibrant photos in under 50 seconds.WIRELESS PRINTING: Easily connect with the Polaroid Hi-Print mobile app (iOS and Android) via Bluetooth to create vibrant custom prints.MAKE IT PERSONAL: Connect to the Polaroid Hi-Print mobile app to edit and customize your photo content with frames, filters, text and emoticons for a unique personal touch.PRINT AT HOME OR ON THE GO: The Polaroid Hi-Print is powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery and is small enough to take along and print from anywhere.

Our Top Reviews

Reviewer: Zee
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: A lot of fun
Review: I bought this for my daughter to use in her journaling and she’s had so much fun with it. It’s super simple to use and the photos are excellent quality considering the small size and quick print. I bought her an Instax camera a while ago and it just sits in the drawer, it’s much more clunky and the photos are of poorer quality. I wish I hadn’t wasted my money on that and gone with this printer to begin with. The only downside is the high cost of photo paper. I considered taking the printer to a family holiday party so we could have an instant photo booth, but even if I’d limited everyone to only 2-3 photos, it was cost prohibitive.

Reviewer: MRRN
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Amazing Printer
Review: High quality pictures and fast delivery

Reviewer: Michelle
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Good for instant pictures
Review: It does it’s job. This photo printer does exactly as described. The printer is big enough to carry in small bag, which is perfect for travel and instant print/sharing. Make sure to charge it the night before. I haven’t had any issues when sending the photo from my phone, that’s a plus. The options for text, frames and decorations are cute extras. The quality is decent, but not expensive photo printer like. It’s an instant printer. It’s clear enough. The print paper, good quality and I like that it is also a sticker. The only slight complaint is, it has to run through the printer 4x (CMYK), which takes about 60 seconds to complete the color effect. The battery lasted all day for me. Also, keep in mind the cartridge is a little fragile, so don’t shove it in and yank it out.

Reviewer: Mom of four
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Cute
Review: My daughter-in-law loves this little product. She loves printing out pictures. Color and picture quality are actually really good.

Reviewer: QT161
Rating: 2.0 out of 5 stars
Title: This is a seller review
Review: I ordered a “new” product and received a used or returned product- if I wanted a used product, I would have paid for the cheaper “used” product. Stuffed everything back in like the last guy (after they dropped it)- hope you don’t get this product when you order. As far as the printer goes, I did my research and this appears to be quality- did not use it- it’s super cute though- I ended up going with the Kodak Mini 2 after this awful shipping experience.

Reviewer: Andrew Fast
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: This printer is amazing!
Review: Love how easy it is to use! My daughter enjoys putting backgrounds on. I use to make Yoto cards too 🙂

Reviewer: freedom4me
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Fun and convenient
Review: Really cute

Reviewer: KC
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title: durable prints but poor quality
Review: I wanted to like this but it’s really a let down. Should be okay for portraits because the color rendering is very good, but as a photographer I’m disappointed.Pros:- the prints are extremely durable – dye-sub is long-lasting and waterpoof- I really like the repositionable adhesive Polaroid puts on their paper- pretty good color rendering, except where blown outCons:- very poor dynamic range – light areas are completely blown out and dark areas are crushed- mediocre resolution – any diagonal line is visibly pixelated

Reviewer: giovanna
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
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Reviewer: Companero
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Beau cadeau à offrir!

Reviewer: Spettacolare identico alla foto tessuto perfetto morbido colore identico alla foto…lo consiglio
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Perfetta bellissima

Reviewer: Client d’Amazon
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: ce produit reste qualitatif, mais le prix est élevé, surtout le prix des rechargesle transport amazon : produit sans protection donc les angles ont été écrasé dans le transport, pour u’ cadeau c’est pas joli

Reviewer: P. Jamieson
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: This is a small, rechargeable portable printer that works with an iOS (iPhone/iPad) app or Android app to print on 2x3in (c. 5×7.5cm) stickers.If you have ever used a Polaroid ZIP (ZINK) printer, operation is similar and quite straightforward, but the Hi-Print uses a 4-pass dye sublimation process (the process seems very similar to the Canon Selphy, which also has a 4-pass process. There are three colour passes and a “protective coat” pass.You buy packs of 10 sheets of backed sticker paper in a pack with a cartridge that contains a thin film with all the dyes needed to print. The ZINK uses a single-pass process that just uses packs of 10 stickers which contain all the chemistry needed to produce the print.The Hi-Print is around 14.8x8x2.7cm, a bit larger than the ZIP ( c. 11.7×7.6×2.3cm). It connects using Bluetooth. On iOS I sometimes have to click the entry in the Bluetooth connection screen in Settings to get the printer to connect. The paper+film cartridges are easy to fit in through a door that opens in the side of the printer, and the paper comes out (4 times!) through a slot in the end. Recharging is via a USB-C port. Please check whether the printer comes with a cable.)I print a lot of photos on stickers for use in journals, etc, and prefer to use a Canon Selphy and their credit-card sized stickers, but it has become very difficult to get those stickers, and they are only made by Canon. I’ve had a ZIP since around 2016 and it’s good, but the colours seem rather dull and the print resolution is not as good as either the Selphy or the Hi-Print.The Hi-Print prints a higher resolution, sharper looking image, possibly slightly sharper than the Selphy, but I find that by default, it prints “lighter” than the Selphy, and I find I have to adjust each picture to get the result I want.I’d say Hi-Print photos are a lot easier to separate from their backing than the ZIP photos, but there is more plastic waste as there isn’t a cartridge recycling option AFAIK.Photos are:-(1) Hi-Print printer with cartridge(2) Hi-Print compared with ZIP(3) comparison of Hi-Print (on the left), Selphy (middle), ZIP (right) output. The top row is the original photo, the bottom row is the adjusted photo.I also still like to send postcards to people, and although the Selphy can print 6x4in (15x10cm) photos on cards with “postcard” markings (if you can get that particular stationery from Canon – it seemed to disappear for a long time), it’s nothing like as portable as the Hi-Print, so I’ve taken to buying ordinary picture postcards, printing one of my own photos on the Hi-Print and sticking it on the back.The film/paper isn’t cheap, but at least it’s available. I haven’t tried the Similar-looking Kodak 4-PASS which I think also uses the same process and – as far as I can tell – prints non-sticker paper which is quite a bit cheaper.

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