Review on Stylish Rose Gold Carrying Case for HP Sprocket, Polaroid Zip, Lifeprint Printers - with Mesh Pocket & Cable Holder by Mark Howard

Ideal for printing wallet-sized photos. Don't even bother with the application that he proposes to you. It's not user friendly, it needs to be updated before EVERY use (although I've already spent 15 minutes installing the update) and it just doesn't work. However, the DEVICE does quite well, although the photos do get a bit dark (think classic Polaroid shots). I have a Google Pixel 3, so I select an image from my camera roll, apply a filter that brightens the image (almost blurry but without loss of detail), open the image sharing options (usually used when attaching an image to a text message) and press Bluetooth. Make sure the device is turned on and you can then send a picture from your phone via Bluetooth without having to use a useless app. PRO TIP: These are wallet-sized photos. So if you try to print a large, detailed photo, be aware that only the center of the photo will print (the edges will be cropped). You can change this by taking a screenshot of your image, editing it to zoom out a bit, which creates a thick black border around the original image, and then printing. Because the photo is more centralized on your phone, it takes up more space when printed because the black edges are cropped. Hope that helps!