Solid job getting tiny details and rendering color...Kind of wish I had the option to print a little bit larger but for what it is, it does a great job. I wanted something I could keep on me at all times and print memories as they happen. Just be sure to make it slightly brighter (as for most printing). I typically edit my images pretty dark so its important to bump those shadows, at least for me. Read more

Mi segunda impresora portátil y la mejor. Rápida, silenciosa y gran calidad Read more

I have tried many different photo printers through the years and would say that this has been my favorite one EVER! The previous QX10 was my go-to but I absolutely love that this printer can print 2 different sizes and jumped at this as soon as I saw it for pre-order. I reach for this printer more than I don't (I would say 9 times of 10) and has been a staple for my daily journaling routine. The paper has a sticker backing which is very convenient. The paper is also thin enough that using it in my Hobonichi journals (and other journals) thickens up the book the least amount, compared to its competitors. The print quality has been the best of the others as well, most accurate color and clarity as I've been able to find so far for this type of printer. Easy to setup and connected to my phone with no issues at all. And I got to printing right away! Switching the paper type is simple as well and takes little time. I had no durability issues with the previous model, in fact I sold it to a friend and she has been loving it just as much as I did. I do not expect this new version to be any less durable. If you currently have the QX10 and are looking to upgrade, the only noticeable difference I can see are the paper sizes. Otherwise print quality and use have been very similar if not completely the same. For reference I have owned the following: HP Sprocket, HP Lifeprint, Polaroid Hi-Print, Instax SP-2, Instax SP-3, Instax Mini Evo, Instax Mini Link, Canon QX10. Read more

Excelente calidad de fotos. Read more

The printer itself is great. I've used both Zink and instant film printers in the past, with less than great results. Zink always looks a bit muddy, and the colours change with temperature. Instant film is nice if you like a retro vibe, but with modern images always looks a bit off, and the prints are incredibly thick so not ideal for scrapbooking or journaling. This, however, is awesome. It's the same great Canon quality, but without having to lug around a full sized photo printer. The colours pop without being unrealistic or bleeding into each other, the lines are crisp and clear, and even the teeny tiny images you get in a 9-photo collage (the largest number allowed in square format) are detailed enough to use without feeling like you're compromising on something. I expected I'd only be able to use full sized images like with my Zink or Instax printers, but I've ended up using collages more often than not. The few things I'd change are relatively minor: 1: There's no instruction booklet included with the printer, nor any easy way to locate instructions online. This leads to silly mix-ups, like not realising that there are little tabs to flip up for proper positioning with card-sized photo paper. 2: You can't swap between card and square format paper without also swapping out the ink cartridge, as ink cartridges are designed to work only with one format or the other. Since I like to go back and forth between sizes a lot, this is a bit bothersome. 3: Along similar lines, I wish you could buy *only* paper or *only* ink instead of having to buy ink + paper packs. The cartridges are meant to be calibrated to print the number of photos included in the pack, but the reality varies quite a bit. If you, like me, take a lot of black and white photos, you're likely to run out of ink long before you run out of paper. Alternately, I'd love an option for black & white paper + cartridge packs. 4: "Borderless" printing is not actually borderless. The thick bottom border is always present, though in square format you can place it on either side or on top if you like. It's not a huge problem, but it would be nice to have a true borderless option. Overall, though, I can't imagine going back to any other type of travel printer. There are far fewer trade-offs with this than there are with the other options, especially when it comes to image quality. I use it more often than my regular photo printer at this point, just because it's so convenient for quick journaling photos. Read more