Easy to use and connect to mobile app. It’s about the same size as a small portable hard-drive, and lightweight.Picture quality is great, not brilliant but perfectly fine for a relatively cheap mini photo printer. If you’re looking for something that prints top quality photographs, then a printer that uses non-zinc paper, like ones made by Canon would be better, though they are pricier.To place the photo paper in:Slide back off the printer and place the paper in with the blue calibration card first facing down and then the photo paper on top (back facing down – ie. plain white side facing up)App is downloadable on the AppStore using the QR code found in the quick start guide. There are several other Kodak apps, so make sure it’s the Kodak Step Prints app.NB: if you don’t have the QR code to hand, then simply connect to the printer via Bluetooth via your mobile settings (press and hold power button on the side of printer until white light shows) and it will take you to the AppStore link.Charges via USB, but no plug adapter is included, so will either need to plug directly into a USB charge socket, or use any other plug adapter (phone, camera etc) that has a USB port.Can’t speak for Android, but have had no problems connecting to the app using iOS. There size of the photos are 2×3, so may need to edit photos, but can do so easily in the app which has a useful indicator of what will be printed. There are other editing tools within the app and the ability to add borders too. Also included with the pack are five sticky borders that you can stick onto the photo.Very pleased with this so far! Only downside is that there are only five photos sheets included so will need to purchase more!Edited to add more info:Still going strong several months later – occasionally a thin line will appear on the prints. If this happens, just recalibrate the device with the calibration card.Also, the printer will take any 2×3 zinc paper so it doesn’t have to be the Kodak stuff. Only thing to note here is that you’ll need to keep the original blue Kodak calibration card as the other cards (i.e. Canon do not work).

This Kodak instant colour phone printer has been great so far. It feels well built with a solid, premium finish, and the connection to my phone has been easy and completely reliable every time. Prints come out with good colour and clarity, and the whole process is quick and straightforward.Running costs aren’t the cheapest, but they’re also not the most expensive compared to similar instant printers. For the convenience and print quality, the cost per print feels reasonable.Overall, a very user-friendly and reliable little printer that delivers consistently good results.✅ ProsGood build qualityEasy and reliable phone connectionStrong colour and image qualityQuick and simple to useCompact and portableRunning costs are fair for an instant printer❌ ConsNot the cheapest per print (normal for instant printers)Small print size (expected but worth noting)

Absolutely love this, I’m a dog groomer and wanted something to be able to print small pictures of the dogs to keep with their cards. Brilliant, easy to set up and use. Love it

EditI’ve had to come back and edit my review after printing only ten pics over a six month period the printer developed a jab it of putting a line down every photo in the same place and not printing the top 5 mm of photo leaving a white line at the top, no amount of trouble shooting fixed it, the Color scale also was off after only a few prints Kodak is unable to be contacted Think Assemble kindly refunded and allowed me to return due to this so I do t recomend anymoreSo for the price I didn’t expect miracles but I did my research and this was rated higher than the sprocket and ivy. The size is small a little cheap feeling being all plastic. Is easy to use and the apps simple uses micro usb to charge which is a bit annoying as it’s another cable to store, comes with only 5 prints in box so order extra paper. Prints fairly quick only down side is whites look yellow due to the glossy film the prints are a little on the dull or dark side so play with the Color’s and settings to brighten up, the clarity isn’t as sharp as I’d like but this isn’t a top end printer it’s fine for what I want for making labels for Yoto cards and printing little pics,Running costs are fairly cheap approx 45 to 50p a print so cheaper than the sublimation printers by Polaroid.I previously had a pogo that I loved but it died fairly after a year or so of use this is better prints and a lighter model and smaller

Love IT❣
my daugther loves it ❣👍but the film is a Little bit pricey 🥲