Fujifilm Instax Square Link Smartphone Printer- Ash White

This polaroid printer has helped me so much at weddings! At the end of the night we are able to gift our clients beautiful polaroids from the photos we took throughout their special day. The printer is a convenient size that fits in our camera bag side pocket. Then when it comes to the actual app functions, it’s super easy to use. We can quickly choose the photos, even add a filter or adjust lighting settings, crop, etc, and then print them out in seconds.

I love polaroid pictures but I always struggle with instax cameras. I feel like I go through 1o film and only get 1-3 decent looking photos. But with the Instax printer, I can choose any cute pics I've taken on my phone and make it into a timeless polaroid! The print and photo quality is so good, better than an instax camera (and if you want that fuzzy look, you could easily edit it in the app or your photo before you print). Definitely recommend, especially if you don't like lugging around a clunky polaroid camera whenever you go out. I can just take a pic on my phone and print it later. Plus, I love the square polaroid look. The minis are too small for my taste but the wide seem limiting in my opinion since you can only get a landscape shot, but that's just me. This is going to be my new go-to gift for friends, I love it that much.

I have had mine for over a year now and it’s awesome no glitches no issues. The app could use more fun filters and such but you could always do that to your photos with a different app or your phone even.

I wanted the ability to print Polaroids from pictures that I already had on my phone and this product does just that. It was so easy to connect to my phone and within minutes I was printing Polaroids. I thought the quality is pretty spot on and I’m super happy with the product. I never review anything but I just wanted to put it out there that if you’re looking to just print pictures on Polaroids, this is your product.

Was hesitant about buying this since I had the old version, but bought it on a whim after my old one broke and I'm so pleasantly surprised by all the upgrades! The machine doesn't look quite as sleek, but I love that I can use it while charging, and the app now has options to add stickers directly to the photos. I use this frequently for gifts, paired with clear acrylic magnet frames.

I really wanted an Instax square camera, but based on some of the negative feedback (lining up a shot is difficult, it can't do groups well in selfie mode, it performs poorly in indoor settings), I just couldn't justify the $200 price tag, knowing each shot is over $1.00 per print and many will likely come out unpredictable. This printer is a great solution that combines the performance of a smartphone camera with the ability to crank out adorable little prints. I love it! The photos come out crisp, and for settings I find the "auto" filter adjustment perfect to make the photo a little more crisp and bright (alhough a few more detailed control for exposure, contrast and saturation are also available if you feel like fiddling with all that). The delay between taking a photo on the phone and sending it to the printer is minimal and not a huge drawback. Plus it gives you the ability to crop & reframe the original picture before printing, so you pretty much know what you're getting before it prints. Retro vibes achieved!

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use it all the time and it’s so cute since i can never get good pictures out of the cameras !

This will be my 3rd mini photo printer...I just wanted something for gifting at family events and baby books. I tried the hp sprocket but the pics were not crisp for me and I realised I was squinting due to the 2x3 size. Next up was a Kodak retro 4pass 3x 3..I wanted to love this but while I loved the size, the pictures were no good...now, this pricey square link thing..is a pleasure. I wish the pictures were 3 x 3 BUT the quality is what I was looking for. The build is lovely.. way better than the kodak which feels much cheaper. My daughter loves the editing options and immediately picked her sticker and font and colour for a picture with a friend. I haven't used the interactive bits..not sure I will. Just wanted a decent quality picture. Main drawback is the price...ohh the photo sheets..over 1dollar each. But if I'm not wasting them and getting good quality, I'll take it for now. Will just have to be frugle with my pics lol. The exposure takes a little while to develop, but I think it's ok. We live in such a 'now now' society..5mins feels like eternity, but it is so lovely to see the photo develop before you. Love it, keeping it, just looking out for the sales on the film. Can't comment on battery yet. Pros. Lovely pics.. so far, nice build, easy pairing. Easy to use app. Can scroll through your gallery and send your Pic to the app. Cons: Very, very expensive. Fujimax..if you are out there, please send me some free sheets. : )

Great unit, portable have printed over 150 photos and still working well.

All in all, a great purchase. I like that is allows you to choose and enhanced quality photo or a classic poloroid style photo. The only downside I can say is that your photos get cropped a bit to fit the polaroid size.

very cool thing, easy to use, much better than buying a palaroid. I really liked it.

I started out using the Kodak C300R camera/printer, though I never used the camera part. All I wanted was the ability to print 3" x 3" square photos from my iPhone. The print quality was wonderful... when the device didn't eat the film inside the cartridge. The Kodak film is cheaper than Instax film/paper, however, if the Kodak device eats one bit of film, you've ruined the entire cartridge and need a new one. That's a lot of waste, not to mention the waste of money. It came to the point that I didn't want to keep wasting my money on it. I gave Kodak another try with the P210R printer (small rectangular photos) from Amazon this past week and so far it seems much better than the large Kodak C300R and hasn't eaten/chewed up the film. I finally gave Instax a try - to make up for the loss of the ability to print square photos. I ordered the Instax Square and it arrived yesterday. Unlike Kodak, however, it does NOT even include a small print cartridge, so you have to order the print cartridge separately. For the amount of money these companies charge, you'd think they'd include the printer cartridge to at least get you started. So, I ordered the Instax Square print cartridge last night and it arrived early this morning. VERY easy to install, really no room for making errors like the Kodak, which when inserting the film cartridge, if that film gets caught on something, you'd better hope that it's not going to ruin the entire thing. I printed off two Instax photos earlier and very simple to use. The photos come out as Polaroid-like, back in the day, when you wait for the film to process, which takes a few minutes to fully develop. I am pleased with the Fuji colours, the ease of use, and the fact that I don't need to worry about film getting chewed up and wasting money.