MemoqueenMini Thermal Printer M04AS Portable Sticker Printer Wireless Bluetooth Printer for iPhone, Support 15/53/80/110mm Paper, Compatible with iOS & Android, Great for Memo, Notes, Photo, Journal

It's very compact and prints great. Handy for making bigger labels or printing lists

Super fun, can print anything into a sticker! Small, compact so easy to take with you. Downside, instructions suck they don’t even tell you how to turn it on? Very vague. Also, an option for colored stickers would be great!

Honestly we deserve more credit for figuring out how to do all this stuff on our own because the instructions are terrible. That said this printer is great for printing shipping labels for Ebay and other things, it works well, it's black and white, no color so not the best in my opinion for photographs.

Make sure you update your phone before you try to download the app for this printer. Because it took me quite a while to figure out. That's what I needed to do so don't waste your time like I did, but it works very well. It's not super clear with the thermal printing. Everything isn't as dark or solid. As I was expecting it to be, but it does work. There are options to size and print different items. But I am using mine for tracking labels for postage. I got some for by 8 inch paper and all I had to do was crop the photo of my tracking and hit. Print, select the printer and it prints very quickly. So that's impressive, it's just if you're looking for the darkest. Tone, this would not be it for you.

A good thermal printer which can print different on different paper sizes. It can print at 300 pixels so suitable for pictures also. Setup is quick and print is easy.

Several things I like about this little printer, but a couple I don't. Starting with the likes, it is incredibly small, about the height but less width than most current smart phones, but about twice as thick. Still, that is really small, so it is extremely portable. It is very easy to set up, load media, which can be paper, stickers, opaque or clear. Max size is just over 4¼" wide, minimum just over ½".I have to say it is a clever design, looking like a small parcel ready to ship. Kids will love it, but it can be used for business, particularly photo identification of inventory or box content. That second use can be done walking through warehouse storage, so a lot of ways to put it to use.Printing quality is very good. Photos are a bit contrasty, but not that bad. Since they can be printed on clear adhesive media, you can create picture that sit on a background of your choice, or even stuck to a window. Just a lot of possibilities for how you might use it.There are two things that I'm not so crazy about is the non-replaceable lithium battery, which BTW, means this can't go in your luggage on a plane. It also means that, some day in maybe three or four years, you might end up tossing this in the hazardous household waste bin when the battery dies. If only you could easily replace it, then continue to enjoy it.My other beef is the high cost of printing media. Since it cannot feed through the back, but only from a small roll inside, you have no choice to use just any thermal printing paper or labels that are within the width limits. You have to buy that from one source that I can find, which is the company that makes this little printer. And heaven forbid they fold up shop, or just decide not enough sale volume, and quit making any refill media? And it is really expensive for the small amount on a roll compared to general purpose thermal paper and labels for back side fed printers..All of which means your expenses only start with the $110 price tag (as of 22-June-2023), with most media around $18 to $29 a pop. Ouch. Maybe you can "roll you own" into their paper cartridge using generic media, but who want's to deal with that?In the end, it is a cute little printer with several applications from scrap-booking to inventory identification, but its got this recurring cost you need to look at carefully, because it can quickly add up to a lot more. I would have gone five stars for the printer itself, but with high operation costs, I can only go three.

I don't know if maybe I just got a dud or something, but I just can't seem to get this to connect. I am not entirely sure if the problem might just be user error, which is why I didn't give this a lower rating, but either way, I am certain that this has plenty of room for improvement as far as being user friendly is concerned. Also, it only came with like 5 total labels, which is kind of ridiculous, considering how much the price tag on this was.

Works great! Prints well and easy to use!