HPRT 4x6 Photo Printer, +20 Sheets&1 Ribbon, Picture Printer for iPhone, Android, Portable Dye-Sublimation, AR Video Printing（White）

This HPRT 4x6 Photo Printer is such a vibe 😌💅🏾. I love being able to print photos straight from my phone—super easy setup with both iPhone and Android, no stress at all 🙌🏾. The pictures come out clear, vibrant, and true to color, like real keepsake-quality prints 📷✨. The fact that it comes with 108 sheets and 2 ribbons is a MAJOR plus—ready to print right out the box 👏🏾. It’s portable, lightweight, and perfect for printing family memories, scrapbooks, or decorating photo walls. And the beige color?? Cute, clean, and aesthetic 🤍. If you love capturing moments and actually keeping them, this printer is worth it. Very much giving creative, memory-making, main character energy 😌✨. Highly recommend!

Jag fick aldrig varan

This mini printer produces vivid, smudge-proof photos straight from your phone. The wireless connection is quick to set up, and prints emerge within seconds. It feels sturdy for its size, and refill paper is easy to load. Great functionality and excellent value for creative use or small businesses.

I also have the 4x6 photo printer from HP and so far I like this one by HPRT way better. The best thing about this is how it folds up nice and compact and all of the pieces snap onto the printer. My HP has two separate pieces that have no way of attaching to each other and they just take up more room. Additionally, the HP has two separate pieces for the power cord, sort of like a laptop. The HPRT is just a brick and a cord which again, stores far more nicely. In terms of picture and color quality, I like the HPRT much better again. With my HP I would get alignment issues on the pictures and they would turn out a little fuzzy. This HPRT is a little bit more expensive but I think it is a good value given how it is better than the HP. Setup went very quick and easy with the free app on my iPhone. From unboxing to printing my first picture was only about 5 minutes. There is one strange gimmick with the top and how it looks like a record player. Not entirely sure why it is like that. There isn't much in the owners manual about what it is for. I think it was just a design choice. The biggest downside of this is the cost of new ink and new paper. It comes out to roughly $0.50 a picture. You can get them much cheaper and higher quality at a local print shop but the convenience of being able to print on demand right where you are is apparently worth a hefty premium.

Got for my daughter for Christmas and it worked awesome! Picture quality was good! Easy to set up and use, would recommend!