Pandigital PANPRINT01 Zero Ink Portable Color Photo Printer

Frances Siple This model is 300x400dpi and the photo max size is 4x6. The photos look really nice and are just perfect for my scrapbooks! My first photos came out a bit green. Next to white paper I can see the whites are a bit yellow. The photos are not as crisp (sharp) as a higher dpi printer but again, for $30 plus $15 for 40 4x6 prints its not bad. That's 0.38 cents a print. No waiting. Not bad at all. My second batch of photos was much closer to the original color. I had opened a new pack of paper. The paper that came with the printer may have gotten hot or something. Who knows! Start with a high quality photo and you will be pleased! I am using a Kodak Easy Share Z981 14MP camera. So nothing fancy and those photos look great! By comparison to downloading the Facebook photos my friends post the Kodak photos are so much better!

My daughter bought this for herself and was very disappointed. The pictures come out very light and faded looking. They do not show any detail and are quite fuzzy. The poor quality was definitely from the printer and not from a poor quality photo. The photos she printed were very sharp and clear and were taken with a Canon Rebel T3i. While I did not expect perfection from this printer, I did expect a decent looking picture. It didn't happen!

I bought this little photo printer with the intent to use it to quickly print the day to day photos I take and use them in my scrapbooking projects. While the printer was easy to set up, it would not work with my iMac (driver would not install). I can save files to a thumb drive though and plug directly to the printer and it works just fine. The worst part is really the print quality. I didn't expect it to be perfect, but honestly this is just bad. Color photos are no where near what the actual color should be. I thought that maybe black and white would be better, but it's really not.

I do like the convince of being able to print my pictures. However the picture quality is less than what you would get from offering them from a photo lab. But good enough for school project and such. The worst part of all is scrolling thru one pic at a time and waiting for them to load. If you have 100 and want to print number fifty you have to scroll thru 49 ash a very slow pace to get there.

I "just" got this printer, plugged it in with minimal assembly, I printed several photos to see how well it printed and I LOVE LOVE LOVE it! This is a fun little printer that will make it very convenient & inexpensive to print my own photos for my albums and craft projects. I am very pleased and excited to have this printer. I was promised this to be delivered 4 days after I actually got it, which is a nice surprise. I recommend this product and would order from this company again.

This printer is remarkable and solves many problems relating to "instant" photography. The entire printer is 7 inches by 8 inches and one and one half inches thick but it produces EXCELLENT 4"x6" prints protected by plastic in about one minute from any digital camera. It needs only electricity and the "film" known as the ZINK process. There is NO ink required and the ZINK paper stores for an indefinite period of time. It will print from a computer and even directly from some digital cameras. The "film" is very well priced and always produces a photo that matches the one you see on your camera. The only additional advice I have is to give the printer a rest from time to time. It uses a heat process and you cannot set about to print 100 pictures at a time without expecting printer malfunctions. The printer is inexpensive and brings back the days when you could attend a party with a Polaroid instant camera and let the guests take home the finished prints from the party.

The printer does quickly create photo-printed quality prints and does so without the need to connect to a computer. The quality is excellent and speed is good too. There are a few design shortcomings. The printer makes a nice, compact unit but is a bit more ungainly when you add the paper magazine. This would not be an issue except that you cannot remove the magazine while there is paper still in it unless you hand onto the loading card and put it back on top of the remaining paper for the next time you install it. This is unfortunate for an item which should be easily transportable. It also is really easy to get dust in the printer or magazine and this causes lines in the printed image. Still....it is good value for anyone who would like to go directly from media card to print in the field.

It was easy to set up and operate. I was amazed at how good the quality of the prints were. It is easy to choose which pic you want to print, my only complaint is that the window to see the pics is pretty tiny. Very happy w/purchase, especially since I got it so cheap.

Boggles the mind they have developed and made available iPhone/iPad apps to directly print from these divices via USB or even Bluetooth. What a pain.

Not too bad for this price...