Memoking M833 Portable Printer, Thermal Bluetoth Printer A4 & Letter, Wireless & Inkless, Compatible with Phone & Laptop, for Home, Office, Business Trip, Includes 1 Roll of A4 Thermal Disposables

I have always wanted to be able to print directly from my Smartphone - this little gem delivers on that wish and some! Despite it’s width being not much more than the width of A4 paper, this printer is excellent in design and readily portable. It comes with suitable USB cables for charging and connecting to your computer. It can print from your Smartphone via Bluetooth and an App “Phomemo”. The App is easy to use and works really well with the printer, see my video. There is a downside to the app in that it frequently advertises add-ons which are in my opinion a bit pricey. - but you do not need add-ons to get good service from this machine. You do need good thermal paper. The print speed is comparable to my inkjet printer. The machine has a very good User Manual (Quick Start Guide) that is easy to follow - and everything just works! I can see lots of uses for this printer. It’s good for shop keepers to produce receipts definitely, but great too if, say, you are travelling by train and using that time to write-up a report. Not requiring messy ink is crucial! Accepting different sized paper and having the ability to print anywhere, everyone needs one of these. Video: On a PC, left mouse click the maximise symbol, bottom right corner, to view the video full-screen. Tap ESC (Escape) key to leave full-screen mode. On a Smartphone, tap the video and pinch in-out to adjust the video size.

The Memoking Portable Printer A4 - M833 is a compact and versatile thermal printer designed for on-the-go printing needs. It comes with one thermal A4 size paper roll, charging and connecting cable, and a nice carrying pouch. The whole idea is that this type of printer requires special paper so make sure you don't attempt to use the standard one as it won't work. Anyway, it connects via Bluetooth and on the phone you get an app called Phomemo which allows you to print some documents or B&W pictures from your phone or generate some AI pictures but you will need some credits. All in all, everything seems to work as it should and the printing quality is quite good even for some simple art projects. Of course, the main KSP is the portability as you can literally take it on the go and print anything anywhere.

I had high hopes for the M833 thermal printer, but it ended up being a bit of a disappointment. The Bluetooth connection was spotty at best, constantly disconnecting from my phone and laptop. While the idea of inkless printing is great, the print quality was poor – documents came out blurry, especially for anything with fine details. It’s also surprisingly slow, so printing anything longer than a few pages is frustrating. The only plus is that it’s portable, but even for travel, it’s not worth the hassle. I wouldn’t recommend it for serious business or home use.

This is an excellent little portable printer that’s ideal for a wide variety of jobs and whether you use it with a phone or laptop it works straight away and provides great print results without needing to refill any ink! Along with the printer you get a travel pouch, Type-A to Type-C charge cable, a Type-C adapter, a roll of paper, and the user guide. The overall quality of the printer is very good, and it looks quite smart for what it is. With some care it seems durable enough to last for a while. I’m a big fan of the Phomemo app as its well-designed, easy to use, has plenty of functions and gets updated frequently. You can print documents, web pages, images, and you can also use your phone to scan a document and then print it out. It works great with this M833 printer, and it connects immediately every time. When you first set the printer up the app automatically detects it and with a single press of a button its installed and ready to use. The printer will work with various sized thermal paper including A4, but it can print both images and text in black and white. You can use either single pieces of paper or a roll. The print speed is fairly quick but if you’re printing a full A4 image then it takes around 15 seconds to print out. Images and text are sharp and easy to read, and the print quality is very consistent. I haven’t fully tested the battery life but from a full charge it should manage over 100 sheets of A4 paper before it needs charging again so it should be enough for most people’s needs. Overall, if you’re in the market for a portable printer then I think this one would be a great choice as it works well, the print quality is decent and for around £130 its good value for money too when compared with other similar brands. It’s a printer I’m more than happy to recommend and I feel it’s worth the full five stars, buy with confidence!

Slightly disappointing performance from this Memoking M833 Thermal Printer and I would have expected better based on the price. First I connected this to my computer to print from that, I was pleased you could print via a usb cord as well as via Bluetooth. The instruction pamphlet included with the device is very basic and only goes so far as to tell you to download the App or visit a website and download a Driver. Once the driver was downloaded it was straightforward to install - some strange messages via the driver installation though. Printing through this with the computer I did not get very good results. Initially it seemed good but after a couple of prints blacks were gray and there was sometimes drop offs in the print in places. There are several extra settings for it and three main modes when printing via the computer. But there is no help at to what these are either in the leaflet which comes with the product or on the website. Trying and comparing modes seemed to make no difference. Sometimes I would get an okay print, and then the next it would be very gray using the same settings. So I tried via Bluetooth, installed the Phomemo App and tried printing through that. The quality of printing through the App is noticeably much better. Not great all the time, but much better than I was able to do via my computer for some reason. The App is 'okay'. I found it a little difficult to navigate just to print and image from my phone but got there in the end. It has 'up-sell' features like AI image creation and these are prioritised over general printing on there. There really should be better instructions with the printer to help you understand how to use the App and get the best out of the printer. As it is you are left to just try to figure it all out and play around with settings. It comes with one thin roll of A4 paper. The paper roll in the device is quite small but you can feel paper through the machine from behind if needed. I've used up all the included paper just setting up the device and doing a couple of tests as you don't get much and also, the printer is very wasteful with paper. I don't know if there is an extra setting somewhere but it prints/feeds lots of blank paper with every print. Even when I adjust the paper size. Replacement paper looks to be about six pounds per roll looking online. I tried printing some thermal labels I have, these did print but not very well, I don't think this machine is really set up for labels. On the whole I think this printer would benefit from better instructions and should come with more than a single roll of paper. Its been a bit of a disappointment due to the constantly variable print quality and the fact I now need to buy more paper when I've not really got any consistent prints from it. Also worth baring in mind that thermal printed documents do fade quite quickly so if you are printing things 'to keep' this is not the way to go about it.

This is quite an impressive thermal printer, having only used mini thermal printers before, having one that can print in A4 is extremely useful. It is very easy to set up using a smart phone or tablet. It only prints in black and white on thermal paper. It does say you can use photographic paper as well, but so far I have only used the thermal paper provided with the printer. The printer is fairly small and would easily fit into a backpack with lots of room to spare, so is very portable. It is however not overly light weighing 900g. It prints out very clearly, I have printed out various documents and a black and white photo of my cats, which looks that good it is now stuck to the fridge and I may possibly frame it. It arrived already charged up and comes with a charging cable for when it needs its next charge. It also comes with a soft velvet drawstring bag to keep it in. It is great that you don't require ink to use it, but this does have a downside as the thermal paper is more expensive than basic printer paper. Over all though I'm quite happy with it and would definitely recommend it.

As thermal printers go this is quite good. The print quality is good, it's really compact and it's easy to use. While this worked well with the Android app what i appreciated most was it could be added to Windows as a standard printer. I've used other thermal printers in the past and within Windows you're often tied to the manufacturers app to print documents through. With this you download the print driver* and it installs quickly / easily through a setup program. No need to manually add anything, the driver wizard takes care of the install. Once installed you can use the printer in Word, Excel, Adobe Reader or wherever. *A Virus Total scan of the driver came back clear A good printer versatile printer.

This thermal printer measures just under 27 cm long, 8 cm wide and 4 cm deep. It is a little heavy but still very portable. It comes with a roll of thermal paper, a handy carry bag, a USB data/charging cable, and a USB type A to C adapter cable and it was easy to set up. I first installed the Phomemo app on my phone and once the printer was switched on with a long press on the on/off button it was immediately recognised. I was then able to print a page by searching my phone for a suitable document. There is a choice of three print qualities, light, medium or heavy and I selected medium and the outcome wasn’t too bad at all. There are serrated edges on the front of the printer so the sheet is simply torn off; being from a roll though it does tend to curl up a bit. However it is possible to use folded or single sheet paper as an alternative to the roll in varying widths (53, 80, 110, 210, and 216 mm according to the description). I then connected the printer to my laptop using the provided USB cable and then accessed the dedicated web site, downloaded and installed the M833 printer driver which was a breeze. Selecting another document page, I set it to print and it did it with no problems at all. So overall this printer works very well, although it is somewhat slower than a conventional printer, and it does make a bit of a whirring noise while printing. Of course it can only print in black but it should be quite handy for document printing and is very portable. The app itself also contains quite a selection of images in a number of categories which could also be useful on occasions. It is of course quite a bit more expensive than a conventional printer, but does save on ink cartridges. So if printing in black is the main requirement then this could be a real asset although it may not be the cheapest compared to other similar printers.