Portable Printers Wireless for Travel, N80 Bluetooth Thermal Printer

I’m really impressed with this little portable thermal printer! It’s compact, easy to use, and surprisingly versatile. Instead of dealing with ink cartridges, it uses thermal paper, so there’s no ink to buy or worry about running out of. Just load the paper, connect the printer to your phone, and use the app to print whatever you need in crisp black and white. I love that you can print notes, lists, labels, pictures, reminders, recipes, and even random things you find on your phone. It’s one of those gadgets you don’t realize you need until you have one!Another thing I really like is that it u

I don't need to print things very often, so didn't want to get a printer that takes up a lot of space and uses ink cartridges that dry out or clog up if let sit too long. This printer was the solution. It's super compact, light weight and comes in a nice zippered box for easy portability. It only prints B&W, but it prints clearly and quickly. So far I've only used it with the included roll of paper, which you do have to tear off, leaving a perforated edge, and the printed sheet stays rolled up and needs to be rolled the opposite way or left under something overnight to flatten out. If that doe

I got this as a general purpose and small-form-factor printer, and it works great. I'd recommend switching to a BPA-free paper, but it works great. Important, for my purposes: it worked perfectly well in Linux with some mild (user-directed, rather than manufacturer-intended) setup. It prints quite quickly, is quiet, and does its job well. I've only used it in its physically connected configuration, so I haven't had the opportunity or need to use it with Bluetooth or on battery, so make of that what you will. You have to be slightly careful to avoid ripping the paper when you tear off smaller p

Love it, no more going to library to print stuff, easy to use took me longer to get it out of the box than to download app, set up printer paper and print my document. The paper is curled but can be flatened, or you can buy flat paper for it but has to be the thermal kind. I might pick up a pack just to have on hand just in case I need something right away and don't want to wait for the uncurling process. I don't print much. No computer, just cell phone so this is perfect worked with Bluetooth.

Setup was easy and straight forward for both app and printer. Good connectivity with Bluetooth. Printer results were better than expected with quality, high resolution, crisp printing of documents.(1)Drawback-using thermal roll, printed documents have to be laid flat and weighted down for awhile.Will suggest this item, for personal use, on small projects like legal forms, when printing of large amounts of documents are not required.

I love it...I don't own a computer I do everything on my Samsung S25 Ultra.. cell . I'm like Wilma Flintstone when it comes to electronics. It took me a while to understand what to do, but when I got it. It was easy and fast to make copies of our Church meeting minutes. The copies come out rolled up and you have to roll them the other way to flatten them. But for what I need it does the job and the price is great too. The case was bought separately. With the case you can take the printer anywhere.

The amount of thermal paper I have had to go through to get the margins correct, it is in consistent on where it starts printing on the paper. I also had issues printing large amounts on the paper, there were placing where it looked like it ran out of ink, but it is thermal, so I guess the printer did not catch.For printing simple projects, like budgets or lists, it shipping labels, it’s great and sufficient.I did use a nonstop thermal paper, the paper itself might be the issue, but the printer struggles to begin and stop at proper points

i’ve been using this for months. i work at a residential house for young girls (11-18)and they love printing out coloring pages, crosswords, even photos.my only “complaint” is this only works with a phone. i have a chromebook and desktop, even with the app it never works. but for the price it’s not a deal breaker.ill also add, any thermal paper works good. but i typically have to print something, then pull the paper back about 1-1.5 inches to line up right. i’ve tried a few brands, even ones with the back stamp. again, not a huge deal. rolls of paper are not flat or good for coloring so i get