Polaroid Hi·Print Paper - 2x3 Paper Cardridge (20 Sheets)

This is a wonderful little printer. Easy to use and portable too! Prints photos from your phone, quick and and great quality too. Not experienced any issues with paper jamming or ink capacity running low as of yet. Fun gift for tweens and teens

Fab ! Good value

Easy to use and quality is just as expected, I think it's been more of a novelty really as shes not really bothered to print many more pictures since the day we got it!

I rate the Polaroid hi-print for picture quality, the fact it uses dye-sublimation instead of ‘zink’ paper produces much more accurate photos. The photo paper is considerably more expensive than the Zink paper, but you’re paying for the extra quality, and the fact that it comes on a cartridge you insert into the Hi-Print also adds to the cost. It’s around 50-60% more expensive than Zink paper - £16 vs £10. The cartridge is easy to insert into the Hi-Print, and the printer itself is easy to use, although it switches itself off after 5 minutes, which is annoying when you’re just tweaking a photo for print, as you have to keep switching it on again. What lets this photo paper down is the poor stickiness of the glue on the back, it barely sticks at all. I use 2x3 photos a lot in my journaling, and used a HP Sprocket prior to the Hi-Print, the Sprocket’s Zink paper is way stickier. I either have to glue the Polaroid photos to the page, or stick them down with tape, or they just unstick themselves from the page. As a result, I only tend to use the Polaroid for ‘special photos’ and still use the Sprocket for everyday journaling and sticker photos. Another plus for the Polaroid paper is that it’s slightly larger than 2x3, despite being billed as such. It’s not much bigger, but at this size it does make a difference. In summary, really great photos but pricey paper with rubbish glue on the back. Just one thumb up 👍🏼

I wad a bit worried by some of the more negative reviews, but the printer is great. It's lovely to be able to print photos immediately, give them to friends and family in the moment, and the sticker back means you can decorate gadgets, diaries, journals, etc. I've been using mine to record my finished crafting projects. Pictures are small, but sharp and colourful.

Great print quality, used in Polaroid printer, perfect fit and great price.

Love this as a quick way to print of pictures. It is really easy to use - just click in the cartridge and it is ready for printing. The app is easy to use and also has some image editing features if needed. Printing takes a few seconds - I really enjoy seeing the picture take form with each colour layer being applied. I have not had any issues with the battery so far. I print a lot at home for my scrapbook so have it plugged in when I'm there. The printer fits really nicely into my camera backpack and I have been able to take pictures and print them there and then for family members. The main issue is that it needs a phone app to function, so I have to transfer my photos from my camera to my phone in order to print them. However, due to the size of the prints, you can just take pictures solely with your phone. The small size and instant printing does mean than photo quality is compromised slightly. If you are looking for a high quality print then certainly invest in a bigger printer for that purpose. However, if you just want some quick and fun pictures, then this is absolutely perfect. The sticky backing also makes it even easier for scrapbooking.

I had to return this item. I really want to support the new Polaroid company as I am aware they came from the Impossible project. I'm so fundamentally upset because I even bought the Polaroid cartridges for this thinking that would fix the problem. I have no clue what the problem is but it wouldn't reset and it wouldn't even turn off, it was stuck in some weird bizarre limbo mode. Also the overall quality of it just felt very poor, the door felt wobbly I felt like I shouldn't be holding it and that it needed to be fixed on a desk, which is contradictory to the image they're showing this as.