Red Zink Polaroid Mint Pocket Printer with Zink 📸 Zero Ink Technology & Built-In Bluetooth for Android & iOS Devices Review

Polaroid app keeps crashing every time I try to connect my iPhone 11 and you can't use it without their app. Garbage. Support is slow. Also if you try to connect Bluetooth to more than one device it will refuse. I had to disconnect it from an iPad every time other members of my family wanted to use it, which was a slow and tedious process.

I bought this book to combine with my couples adventure book for my boyfriend and I and was so excited to try it. I was disappointed with the color quality from my printer and thought it might be the printer paper that came with the camera. When I switched to a box of paper I bought elsewhere I thought the colors would be lighter but they aren't. Every image I print is dark and washed out.

Updated Rating 01/16/20This device has stopped working. It turns on but won't connect to any of my smart devices, rendering it unusable. I reset it, deleted and re-downloaded the app and everything else I googled. I spoke to support and they didn't offer any advice, assistance or refunds other than the troubleshooting I did online. I want to return the money! I've only used this machine twice and printed two nondescript images - such a farce. Easy to use, great concept, but worthless if the…

Unfortunately, neither the Polaroid Mint pocket printer nor the Polaroid Mint app (on Android) worked. He didn't print a single picture. After carefully following the instructions, the phone and tablet app will display "Send file to printer". The printer started up noisily for a few seconds. Then the noise stopped. The Polaroid Mint's white power light changed from white to blinking red. Although there was no paper jam, I adjusted the blue calibration sheet first and then the glossy paper (just

Received a few days ago and used a few times. I found that after editing, the images don't print as they look in the app. It prints a little darker. The reason I'm not deducting more stars is that if you start with a high quality or well edited image and THEN bring it into the app, you should be fine. Expect it to be a bit darker, but I think the fact that it's fade, water, tear and stain resistant makes up for that. And the pictures still turn out good, as long as you consider that they get…

Photo quality: Photo quality is somewhere between a Polaroid instant camera and professional printing. Colors are inaccurate and some detail is lost when printed. As far as I can tell, it's practically on par with any other portable instant printer (Polaroid Zip, HP Sprocket, or Canon Ivy). Size: This is the smallest portable photo printer on the market (and the newest as of January 2019). If size is important to you, choose this over the Polaroid Zip, HP Sprocket, or Canon Ivy. If you don't…