Kodak photo printer mini 2 app portable#

You get what you pay for here when you compare it to other printers in general, but when you compare it to its class–pocket sized photo printers–it’s not bad, just mediocre. It’s a far cry from the Canon Pixma iP100’s quality, but it’s cheaper by a decent bit.

It’s better than competing products from Polaroid for sure, but that’s not a high bar prints lack detail and suffer from color issues that over or undersaturate prints, depending on the represented color. Print quality is simply unimpressive on the Kodak Mini 2.

Kodak photo printer mini 2 app portable#

This is on par with the absolute dreadfully slowest portable printers like the Epson WorkForce iP110 (which pulls similar photo print speeds, but speeds several orders of magnitude higher in any other case), but much slower than even a budget printer like the HP OfficeJet 200 Mobile Printer that takes around 40 seconds to print an image, and far less to print a document. Kodak is up there with Polaroid trying to buck the trend of measuring printers by pages per minute, instead preferring consumers use their bold new metric of minutes per page. In other words, it’s dreadfully slow: its singular job is to print small photos, and yet it takes just shy of a minute and a half to actually do so. Just like a laptop with an Intel Atom and spinning rust or a 10 Mbps internet connection, the Kodak Mini 2’s speed is absolutely perfect if your goal is turn it on (or in this case, press print), make a cup of coffee, fix yourself a nice breakfast, and get nice and settled in before the print has finished. Related: For those who want a high capacity printer, check the Kyocera Ecosys P3155dn review Speed

No PC connectivity, only good for printing photos.