Author: Jennifer Allen / Source: reviewgeek.com
Thanks to our ever present smartphones it’s easier than ever to snap tons of photos. But what about those times when you want to print one out though? We’ve tracked down some of the best ultra portable photo printers out there so you can snap and print on the go.
So what’s important when looking for ultra portable photo printer? Convenience is the most important element. You don’t want to have to set up and plug in a hefty printer every time you print a snap. Sometimes, you want it to be nearly as fast as just taking the photo. Each of the photo printers here don’t require a separate power supply, and are small and light enough to take with you whether you go. If you’re at your local coffee shop, it’s just as easy to print a beloved image out, as it is if you’re at home.
In most cases the results aren’t the same (in quality or print size) as you’d get from an actual photo shop, but when it comes to ease of use, you can’t beat these. Here’s our pick of the bunch.
Polaroid ZIP Mobile Printer ($84)
Once the expert in speedy photo development and printing, Polaroid has kept up with innovations via its Polaroid ZIP Mobile Printer. The device only weighs just over 6 ounces, and measures a mere 2.9 inches by 4.7 inches. It’s slight enough to easily store in your bag for those times when you want to print a photo fast. It’s also easily the most charming looking of the bunch here.
The device prints directly from your smartphone or tablet, using Bluetooth or NFC Technology.
Instead of needing separate ink cartridges, it utilizes Zink paper which combines ink and paper all in one. You still get full-color prints on top of peel-back, sticky paper. Printouts take under a minute to complete. Also, 90 minutes of charging gives you enough power to print 25 sheets.HP Sprocket Portable Photo Printer ($130)
Much like the Polaroid printer, the HP Sprocket Portable Photo Printer utilizes Zink paper technology to minimize…
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