🖨️ Compact Bluetooth Thermal Photo Printer for Android iOS Window - Mini Wireless Picture Label Receipt Memo Printer (White, 203DPI) Review

I read other reviews and bought this one. A complete waste of money. The image is so grainy it's hard to tell what it is. And the font, the typing, the words don't print at all, the paper is mostly blank with a black dot here and there. Do not buy

The printer is very cute, very small but it doesn't print well at all. I printed 3 photos of my cat and they were terrible quality, I don't know why all the other reviews are saying this is wonderful. but I've targeted them and they're not the "best" quality.

I bought this to make DIY stickers using my favorite anime manga panels and print them as stickers. The only thing you have to do is buy the sticker I already made because I was done. It works very well, I recommend using something else to cut it because sometimes it tears.

I bought this to make DIY stickers using my favorite anime manga panels and print them as stickers. The only thing you have to do is buy the sticker I already made because I was done. It works really well, I recommend using something else to cut it because sometimes it breaks.

It was pretty easy to use. I was able to print a test image immediately. It took me no more than 2 minutes to download the application and print the image. I received the yellow one and it only had 1 roll of plain white paper in it. No extra paper or sticky paper although it shows roll stacks. Therefore one star deducted. I couldn't find anywhere that one of these was included, or mention how many rolls it didn't have or didn't have, so I warn you if you want one with tons of paper, it's on…

This little photo editor is designed for kids as shown by the bear face on the printer. It's pretty easy to use if you're mobile savvy. I've tried this on both plain paper and stickers. Both give similar results. The sticker paper is non-removable, which means once it's stuck it stays there forever. The image quality is "good", not professional at all. No ink, just thermal. The result is a black and white image. By black and white I mean "a bit", not greyscale. A bit means the pixels are either