2.1 x 3.4 Inch Photo Cartridge(50 Sheets) - Compatible with Pickit Photo Printer

I purchased the 50 sheet package. The Pickit Photo cartridges work very well in my Kodak mini portable printer. The backing paper for these photo prints does say Kodak, so they are identical in that respect to the Kodak branded cartridges. The quality of the print is fine, with good color. I do occasionally get error messages from my printer, which thinks that the cartridge needs to be replaced (when it doesn't). A quick OK or a re-seat of the cartridge fixes that issue. So far, no issues with this paper jamming in my printer. A bonus is that dye-sublimation cartridges are NOT sensitive to x-rays, unlike other types of instant printer film (Instax, for example). This means that if you are traveling, you can pack these in your checked *or* carry-on luggage, and don't have to worry about needing to have TSA hand-inspect your photo cartridges. I asked both the seller of this film and the seller of the Kodak printer about this and got the same answer. I can confirm that I took these cartridges in my carry on during my last trip, and had no issues with the quality of my printed photos. At the time of purchase (July 2017), the 50 pack was under $20. So, great value and easy to travel with! Will purchase again.

I would like to make a complaint. I do not know why during charging my apple watch some cracks came out. I confess I am upset and dissatisfied. I wouldn't buy it again and I wish your attention for a refund. Yours truly, Rodrigo

As others have stated, it's pretty great for the value. Prints pretty much the same quality as the Kodak brand ones (I was using the Kodak mini printer PM-210). My only problem that I've encountered so far is that the first time I used it, it wouldn't pick up the paper. After panicking for a bit, I tried moving the paper a little manually and it worked. However, the next problem I just had now is some unknown error where it did not pull the paper again and all the color film (?) was all used up so it couldn't print anymore. I put in the next cartriage and that one works but I feel like I lost some money because 1 cartridge did not work/was defect. So I would say it's good but be careful if you got one where the paper will not come out. A little warning for the people who was the sticky paper, it does work, but the paper is much more stiff before you peel it.

Works perfectly with the kodak. Just keep in mind that the larger quantity purchases do NOT have a sticky side. Otherwise, they quality of paper is exactly that of the kodak paper and half the price.

Film enough for some time. It works great every time.

broke after a few uses-cartridges just ran through the broken machine and we were unable to rewind them

I sent these to my sister who is currently serving her country in Afghanistan, Jordan, and Kuwait. Writing home to Mom, whose not that techno savvy, my sister can include small, personal pics that my mother (or anyone) can place on her fridge or wherever. Like the good old days of instant photos on a Polaroid, these cartridges allow you to share real photos. Sure. The pics are small, but it's a fun size and easy to customize magnets or sticker pics. My sister enjoys sharing these pics. No complaints. Info: There are ten pics per cartridge. Five cartridges per box equaling 50 instant photos.

These seem to have more banding than the Kodak starter pack that came in my Kodak Photo Printer Mini (not terrible, just more noticeable). The Dye Sub inks must be different, though the paper is Kodak branded. I'll most likely buy the Kodak branded ones next time as the little boost in quality is worth the $5 difference to me.