Review on Canon Wireless Compact AirPrint Printing by Savoeun Ramirez

box opened, item unpacked and plugged in. sheet of photo paper into the tray, and then insert the tray into the printer. I prefer WiFi with the iPhone over my own WiFi network. Entering the password letter by letter took a bit, but was no different than entering the password on the TV remote to bring up a service like Netflix. " and "Print" was one of the options. I choose the Slephy printer and that's it. There is no need to install any application on the iPhone if I just want to print an image. On the screen of the Selphy printer Printer said "Busy" which assures something is going on. In about 45 seconds the print was ready and looked fantastic. In order to get borderless prints a small swath of image was lost at each end. Not perfect but by a half Dozens of photos I've printed Fiddle around and see what this piece is capable of, none of them have been defaced by a cut about 3-2mm from each end Sheets of glossy printer paper have thin perforations that appear when the print is finished tear cleanly at each end and provide a borderless print with sharp edges. They call the paper size 4x6, but the finished prints are actually about 3-15/16" tall and 5=13/16" wide. Close enough for me. The only problem I have e What I have with the printer is that it is so much fun that I want to go crazy and print every photo I have. If you want to go back to physical printing of your photos and you're fine with 4x6 prints, this machine is very good. If you have an iPhone, it seems to be able to print your photos directly from the camera roll without any additional software (this also applies to Android, but I haven't tried it myself).