KODAK Mini 2 Retro 2x3 Portable Photo Printer, 38 Sheets, Bluetooth Smartphone Printer for iPhone & Android, Instant Color Prints, 4PASS Dye Sublimation, White

Easy to set up and use. great quality on the photos. Nice for printing photos from your phone.

Pros: 1. When it works, the photos look great. 2. The film is affordable, especially when bought in bulk. Cons: 1. Inconsistency. Occasionally misprints can happen depending on the cartridge. Overall 5 stars, why? Despite the occasional misprint, I still give this 5 stars. The print quality is genuinely good, and the low cost of the film helps offset the rare wasted print. In my experience, the inconsistency seems more like a limitation of packing this kind of technology into a small device, rather than poor design. The Kodak Mini Retro 2 does exactly what it’s meant to do. If you’re looking for an affordable way to print small photos—whether for journaling, scrapbooking, or just casual use - this is a great option.

I really like this little device. It works well and the pictures come out really, really nice. I recommend this product. I also like the small size, which could fit right in your pocket or right in your camera bag. So, you and your clients or friends can see a little preview of it.

Love this little printer. The only downside of this product is that you can only print a few pictures at a time otherwise it starts to over heat and has to pause to cool down. When it starts to get to hot it kinda distorts the picture quality. Otherwise it’s very compact and convenient when you want to print a quick pic. You can take it anywhere.

I've been having way more fun than expected with this little printer. It hooked up to my Samsung phone and tablet easily and is super simple to use. The prints are wallet size, take just a minute to make and are immensely satisfying. The unit is small, lightweight and battery powered. It only uses cartridges that contain the paper / ink and everything needed to crank out some photos. Holding a photo, gifting photos and just having physical photos has really taken me back. I had no idea this was something I missed. Although, unlike the old days I don't have to get "double prints" to insure I always have a copy. I can make as many as I want. I highly recommend for that alone.

I’m a bit surprised by this little printer. I wasn’t expecting to enjoy it as much as I have since I received it. The 4Pass Dye brings out great, vibrant colors - much like the ones you see on your monitor/screen. I’m one of those folks who takes a number of photos, saves them on their drive and/or device, planning to print them “someday.” Most likely, “someday” never arrives. But it does with this little printer. Yes, it’s a 2x3 print which is relatively small, but I tape them in small journals, tuck them into notebooks and cards/letters, and use them as decorations around the house. Plus, it’s completely portable and goes with me quite a few places.

I was really anxious about this printer, since my mini polaroid prints really washed out shots and a lot of reviews for this also remarked on color inaccuracy, but I'm not having that problem at all. My photos all look great!! The Death Valley one only looks a little washed out because the actual original photo was on a super bright day and is also lighter, so even that printed as I expected. Picture clarity is great, too! I wish I'd gotten this instead of the Polaroid in the first place. There's definitely some noise involved in printing as it slides the paper back and forth to work on each layer, but it's not too bad, and the speed is fine. The printer is a little bigger than I was expecting from reviews, which I should have expected - unlike the rest of me, my hands are much smaller than the average adult lol. It's not as long as my phone, but it's about 2.5 times as thick as my phone in a silicone case, so I wouldn't feel safe walking around carrying it in my hand, but it would still fit well even in pretty small bags so long as you don't have a giant wallet. It still takes up like a sixth of the room of a Polaroid camera, though, so it's still a huge space saver! The only hiccup I had is that I was trying to connect to it through Bluetooth *before* setting up the app, thinking pairing it would make the app setup go smoother. Wrong. After wasting way too much time turning Buetooth off and on on my phone, turning the device off and on like a dozen times, and restarting my phone twice, all with no successes... I finally turned on the app instead, and boom. Instant connectivity, no problem. Didn't need to pair at all, so I wasted an hour for nothing but to exemplify my own foolishness. Ah, well.

First, i do absolutely love this thing. Its so handy and even though prints are small, quality is usually great. Its a great compliment to my many instax cameras and is definitely more versatile and easy to use. It was easy to set up and connect with my iphone and charges decently fast, though it does seem like the battery does deplete pretty quickly every charge. I’ve had it for about 2 months, and its spent almost all of that toted around in a backpack and this week left in a hot car for an hour with no problems. So it seems pretty durable. I’ve only been through two packs of film but so far these are the only things I’ve had issues with: - biggest complaint so far is the app! It’s not just feature limited… it actually messes up prints if you add frames - pics 1 &2 attached are the same original image, one printed with the frame and one without. The one with the frame, the detailed parts end up pixelated and the lines distorted. Note especially the area around the dogs eyes and the lines of the truck under the window. It took me a couple tries to figure out, originally thought it was the printer, but prints fine without adding the frame in app. Other than that, buttons are sometimes unclickable, and the app is just clunky. - i had one sheet print blank. It was like my second print, and haven’t had an issue since.

Ridiculous product. Got my printer today and wasted 3 cartridges due to paper jam with only 2 useable printouts. Almost a miracle for photos to be printed properly. Do not waste your money on this.

Easy installation. Ready to print in a couple minutes. Prints really nice credit card size photos. I'm happy with it.

I tried out the KODAK Mini 2 Retro for the first time yesterday, and I'm honestly hooked. I used it as part of my letter-writing hobby—printed a few snapshots to tuck into notes I was sending to friends in Kansas and Melbourne, Australia. It added such a personal feel, and the prints came out beautifully vibrant and crisp. It's compact, super easy to use, and the included photo paper means you can get started right out of the box. There's a bit of a pause needed after printing a handful, but it didn't really bother me. For something this convenient and satisfying, it's absolutely worth it. Feels like the perfect bridge between digital moments and real-life mementos.

Product is working great, pictures are high quality, I used it for bachelorette and some gifts for my friends, it is very nice and I will keep it use it in my personal life.

’m really impressed with the KODAK Mini 2 Retro printer. It’s compact, lightweight and very easy to set up with my phone. The Bluetooth connection is quick and stable, and the app is simple to use with nice editing options. The print quality is excellent for such a small device. Colors are vibrant, details are sharp, and the photos come out dry and smudge-proof thanks to the 4Pass technology. I also like that the photos have a slightly thicker, premium feel. It’s perfect for gifts, scrapbooking or printing memories on the spot at parties. Overall, a fantastic little photo printer and definitely worth the purchase. I have used it for two years now