KODAK Mini 2 Retro 2x3 Portable Photo Printer, 4PASS, 38 Sheets, White

Really great printer for on the go printing and picture quality is pretty great. It’s versatile and very easy to use and connect to my phone. The printing paper is good quality as well. It does have to cool down after about 5-6 prints but it doesn’t take long at all so it’s not a problem for me. My only issue is I wish the battery lasted longer but just about everything nowadays has usb-c charging so I can charge it wherever I am, even in the car.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The KODAK Mini 2 Retro portable photo printer has been such a fun addition for printing memories instantly from my phone. Setup was quick and straightforward—connecting via Bluetooth took only a minute, and the app is easy to navigate even for first-time users. The print quality is surprisingly good for such a small device. The photos have that classic, slightly nostalgic look with decent color accuracy and clarity. It’s not professional lab quality, but that’s not really the point—this printer is all about convenience and charm. I really like the compact size. It fits easily in a drawer or bag, making it perfect for travel, events, or scrapbooking on the go. The included 38-sheet pack is a great starter, though I definitely recommend ordering refills if you plan to use it often. One thing to note is that printing can take a minute or so per photo, and the cost per print is a bit higher than traditional photo printing. However, the instant gratification and portability more than make up for it. Overall, this is a super fun gadget for capturing memories, journaling, or creating photo walls and gifts. It’s especially great for kids, parties, or anyone who loves physical photos in a digital world.

Great value for the cost, super small, charges fast and very easy to use. Default print colors are somewhat faded and look better on screen, but light can easily corrected with a slider. The editing interface does not show actual printed area clearly, that could be better.

I am extremely happy with the color quality of the printed photos (thus 4 stars) but disappointed with the setup and photo editing app. PRO 1. This is a dye sublimation photo printer. The quality of the printed photos is much better than the Zink paper photo printers. The colors are vibrant in comparison to Zink photo printers. I have printed about 20 photos and am very happy with the color quality. I have not had to reprint any of the photos like I did with my HP Sprocket. 2. The photo paper and ink come in one cartridge that prints 10 photos. Surprisingly, the cost per photo is much less than other small photo printers - especially if you choose the multipack option. CON 1. I came very close to returning the Mini 2 because of connectivity issues. The set-up asked to connect to all devices on my wifi. When I declined, the set up quit. Usually I would connect my devices through System/Bluetooth on my iPhone. In this case the Kodak printer never appeared as a found device. I ended up going through System/Apps/Kodak Photo printer where I could toggle on bluetooth. Once that was done I could open the photo editing app on my phone and touch the tiny bluetooth icon at the top of the screen. This connected the bluetooth turning the icon from red to yellow. The printer must be charged and turned on in order to connect. 2. There was no need for the setup to be so difficult just because I did not want to give permission for Kodak to connect to all your home devices. 3. The paper/ink cartridges are not environmentally friendly. 4. The paper is not sticky backed which means I have to glue the photos into my journal 5. I am very disappointed with the Kodak Photo Printer App. There are very few edit options. The sticker options are few and very amateurish. This app lags far behind the HP Sprocket or Cannon Mini Photo editing apps. Come on Kodak. You have this nice mini photo printer. Don't drop the ball with the photo editing app.

I am loving this printer & am having so much fun using it. Setting up was super easy as is changing the cartridge. It’s so light weight, charges quickly and the print time is quick. Picture quality is great and the app offers edits/filters, etc. I totally recommend!

I was really anxious about this printer, since my mini polaroid prints really washed out shots and a lot of reviews for this also remarked on color inaccuracy, but I'm not having that problem at all. My photos all look great!! The Death Valley one only looks a little washed out because the actual original photo was on a super bright day and is also lighter, so even that printed as I expected. Picture clarity is great, too! I wish I'd gotten this instead of the Polaroid in the first place. There's definitely some noise involved in printing as it slides the paper back and forth to work on each layer, but it's not too bad, and the speed is fine. The printer is a little bigger than I was expecting from reviews, which I should have expected - unlike the rest of me, my hands are much smaller than the average adult lol. It's not as long as my phone, but it's about 2.5 times as thick as my phone in a silicone case, so I wouldn't feel safe walking around carrying it in my hand, but it would still fit well even in pretty small bags so long as you don't have a giant wallet. It still takes up like a sixth of the room of a Polaroid camera, though, so it's still a huge space saver! The only hiccup I had is that I was trying to connect to it through Bluetooth *before* setting up the app, thinking pairing it would make the app setup go smoother. Wrong. After wasting way too much time turning Buetooth off and on on my phone, turning the device off and on like a dozen times, and restarting my phone twice, all with no successes... I finally turned on the app instead, and boom. Instant connectivity, no problem. Didn't need to pair at all, so I wasted an hour for nothing but to exemplify my own foolishness. Ah, well.

I purchased the Kodak Mini 2 Retro photo printer earlier this year, and it’s become one of my favorite gadgets for capturing memories on the go. Whether it’s family gatherings, vacations, or scrapbooking projects, this compact printer delivers excellent photo quality in just a few moments. The 4PASS printing technology really sets it apart—photos come out dry to the touch, with rich color and detail, and a protective layer that keeps them from fading. I’ve noticed that prints from this device are sharper and more durable compared to traditional instant printers. The printer is incredibly easy to use. Setup was quick, and connecting via Bluetooth with my phone was seamless using the Kodak app. The app allows you to edit, crop, and add filters or text before printing, which adds a fun, creative element. The size is super convenient—small enough to carry in a bag or backpack, and the retro design gives it a nostalgic charm. The 68-sheet bundle is also a great value, ensuring you’re stocked up for many print sessions. Pros: ✔ Excellent photo quality with 4PASS printing ✔ Fast and dry-to-touch prints ✔ Durable, smudge-proof finish ✔ Easy Bluetooth connection with smartphone ✔ Compact and stylish retro design ✔ Great value with 68 included sheets Cons: ➖ Slightly slower print time (about 50 seconds per photo) Bottom Line: If you’re looking for a portable photo printer that delivers high-quality, long-lasting prints with a stylish retro vibe, the Kodak Mini 2 Retro is a fantastic choice. It’s reliable, fun to use, and produces professional-looking prints right from your phone. Highly recommended for families, creatives, and memory-makers alike!

To give an honest opinion, this printer is subpar at best. The battery life is genuinely awful. It takes 20% per print, and even while charging and printing at the same time, you'll still have to wait for it to charge up. It overheats very quickly after 1 or 2 prints in a row. It wastes a lot of prints by "malfunctioning" when nothing is even wrong with it. It is portable but doesn’t make up for its other issues. I’ve had better experiences with other printers. There's a white tab at the end of each photo after printed that has to be removed (don’t know why it's there). Sometimes the photo quality appears darker than the actual picture. Set up was easy but like I said, it dies quickly so you keep having to reconnect and fix everything. It doesn’t come charged so you have to charge it yourself. It takes a while to print (photos pass through 4 times before being ready, I’ve never had a printer do that). Theres honestly better printers to spend your money on. Giving this two stars just for the fact that it actually prints photos, but not worth the hassle or the time it takes to even print the photos.

Ridiculous product. Got my printer today and wasted 3 cartridges due to paper jam with only 2 useable printouts. Almost a miracle for photos to be printed properly. Do not waste your money on this.

Easy installation. Ready to print in a couple minutes. Prints really nice credit card size photos. I'm happy with it.

I just wanted a hassle-free convenient printer not just to use for photos but to also print off documents and bills etc from my phone instead of using printers with over priced ink cartridges and the hassle of running out of ink and having a bulky printer, let's be honest printers are just so problematic and always have been, so I decided to have all of my prints at a reduced size hence buying this product but also for photographs as the free prints app services are flawed as they crop your prints so you can never guarantee that you will get your full photo printed as intended. So I decided to go for this product over any other photo printing similar product from my YouTube research this is definitely delivering the best quality. I was skeptical but most impressed especially the quality and how quick it prints a photo within one minute easily. I had one issue where I was getting a message saying it didn't recognize the ink cartridge and that's when I was printing multiple photos at once which the maximum is five on this product so I stopped doing this and went back to printing one at a time which is no slower than printing five at once and then I didn't get the message saying it didn't recognize the cartridge anymore so I'll stick with this method though it could have been a technical fault with the actual cartridge, just that one in particular but I'm not complaining as all is perfect now. The product itself I think is quite expensive but it's worth it for the hassle-free and convenience of a home printer but the cartridges are a good price at 25 pounds for 60 sheets which I think is reasonable. This is a lot simpler to use than I expected as you download the app and Bluetooth it to your phone from the printer and printing is so straightforward. Sometimes it takes more than one attempt to find the Bluetooth as there are times when it can't find the printer but it always eventually does. The cartridges are so simple to remove and insert and you get 10 sheets per cartridge. The photographs are a superb quality which also includes lamination and I'm now filing my documents in a much much smaller size but I'm so happy to get away from ridiculous standard printers. Very highly recommended!

I tried out the KODAK Mini 2 Retro for the first time yesterday, and I'm honestly hooked. I used it as part of my letter-writing hobby—printed a few snapshots to tuck into notes I was sending to friends in Kansas and Melbourne, Australia. It added such a personal feel, and the prints came out beautifully vibrant and crisp. It's compact, super easy to use, and the included photo paper means you can get started right out of the box. There's a bit of a pause needed after printing a handful, but it didn't really bother me. For something this convenient and satisfying, it's absolutely worth it. Feels like the perfect bridge between digital moments and real-life mementos.

The product is amazing ..the photos are having excellent quality ...super easy to use and handle ...anyone wants to buy go for it ..but as mentioned ,you won't recieve 68 sheet ..instead you will be given 30 sheets along with 3 cartridge,each one having 10 sheets ..and after 3 prints charge will quickly drop ..but you can resolve that by keeping the printer on charge while printing..