After fully charging the printer this morning, getting a solid green light, I just got a red light indicating that it needs charging. Obviously, I was unable to make the Bluetooth connection with my iPhone. Ive run out of patience, at least for now. If I have better luck later on, Ill report back. Meanwhile, Im giving this printer 3 stars -- the benefit of the doubt--in case user error is the cause of my problems.

If you really want to print some stickers I highly recommend just buying some large sticker paper and sending it for your normal printer. This thing prints in pretty low quality. I have credit card machines that print higher quality receipts than this thing prints. The app seems to be pretty decent you have to put it on your phone connect to the printer with Bluetooth and thats how you print stuff. It does have the ability to print small text or large text which is kind of nice. It looks like it might even use the same receipt paper that my credit card machine is use so I can try that later on.

The stickers and the clip art selection is fairly limited. The photos are grainy, but I would expect that for the resolution of a handheld thermal printer. My husband and I got it for an Easter present for our daughter. I think it will be perfect for her as a teen.

This is a nice label maker. I am using it to make labels for my packed boxes which I prepare for moving across country. It’s saving me so much labour not to have to hand print on every box what is in it, where it goes, and if it’s fragile or not. I especially love the ability to print my own generated QR code. I have a database that lists what’s in every box by box number, each sheet in that spreadsheet has its own website link, and it can print the link embedded in the QR code so I can just scan the boxes later to know what’s in them and what’s more urgent to unpack first and also for insurance purposes in case anything goes wrong! So, the print itself is a bit light. Even using bold and the heavier fonts they offer the printing is thin and watery and rough edged. The app is the worst thing about it. On one hand, they have many useful guides and helpful tips on how to do stuff, but just the things you can do in the app are not really arranged inside intuitive menus, and often just trying to go back to where you were in one setting will wipe out what you just did, or write on top of it. So I’d like to see them improve the user friendliness of their application for it. Good things are it seems to connect to its app flawlessly every time. The casing seems solid and sturdy. I have dropped it a couple times and it’s held up like a champ. It is easy to find labels for, and the labels are inexpensive enough, even for a tight limited budget like mine. I’m definitely looking into more that this company has to offer in label maker upgrades.

this is a small bluetooth mini printer although i consider it more like a label maker . The set up was very easy once you download the Phomemo app . Just fully charge it and download the app , put the paper in and you are ready to print . I played around a bit with it and printed a few pictures that i had in my phone and it worked really well . You can adjust how dark you want the picture or print to be . This is a small printer so its great to make address labels and business cards or mini banners . My grandkids loved the stickers that i made with their pictures on them . I am in the process of making stickers with dates on them so i can organize our photos in albums according to years . This is a handy sticker printer to have !

I got this because it looked like a cute way to add small notes/messages to my familys lunch packs and to keep memories without having to print out large 4x6s or 8x10s. This printer comes with a charging cord and a VERY small roll of sticker paper (which is inside). To install the paper, the instructions are misleading...it looks like you just need to unroll paper and lay it in there, but you dont. You must have the paper going to the edge, so the roller ball can roll it. Also, you need download the Phonmemo app to your phone before you can use it. Once downloaded it will search out and connect to the printer. The app has a lot of options: Notes (where you can add text {change size and font}, images, stickerts, grid and QR code Print Images - where you can pick from your images on your phone, edit them and print them....even in Collage format. Document Print - print documents from your phone Print Web - Print from a few selected website (such as pintrest, instagram, etc) Micro Print - print lots of text in a little space Templates - which are precreated layouts, like frames, to do lists, schedules, etc, where you can add text to and more. Once you have what you want to print, just click the print button and out it spits. The quality on pictures wasnt the greatest for me. But the quality on the example in the picture (text and 2 stickers) was fairly good. Overall - if you are looking for a way to add a smile to a lunch bag, or keep memories without printing large images, or to create a small notes or to-do lists, then this is a great little printer. It works with other small thermal papers, so you arent just limited to one paper.

Good little printer for popping out larger labels (I also have a strip label maker for name tags, etc). These are great for decorations or labels that need more information than just a name. There are a couple of faded areas when you print - nothing egregious, but its not a perfect heat transfer. The included sticker paper is a bit strong - it will leave residue on whatever you attach it to if youre not very careful removing it. Photos are not great - the pictures in the product description are just photoshops. They are pretty grainy and I cant imagine theyd be good for much. 1 star off for misleading about photo quality, and 1 star off for using a micro USB port for charging instead of USB C in 2023.

Looking at the product pictures I was expecting better picture quality. No matter what I do this prints grainy pictures. Its great as a label maker and is super easy to use and set up. Just know that you wont get good pictures from it.

This printer does a few things well. Its pretty painless to set up and the app is easy to use. Since its rechargeable and uses Bluetooth you dont need to worry about cables. Once you start the printing process, its very quick to actually print out the sticker. However, if you expect images like the product picture? Youre going to be disappointed. Even the provided clip art comes out looking pixellated. Its not terrible but its also not what I was hoping for, so my original plan to use it to make quick lo-res picture stickers wasnt go to pan out. What it is good for is labels. Im guessing its particularly great for shipping labels but Ive been using it to label storage bins. Its nice because I can carry the printer around with me easily and design the label from my phone and then - bam! - its printed and ready. Cant get much more convenient than that!

I didnt think much of it from the size I am old school I am used to the bigger the printer the better the results, but I was wrong this little guy gets the job done I got vibrate picture and labels and you can take it with you. I have to admit I only used it for a few projects so I dont know how long it will work or the labels will be vibrant but for now it works great.