Still, most of the time we reckon you're going to be back home anyway when you're committing your photos to paper, and it saves you having to worry about battery life. That extra print size does mean the printer itself is bigger too, and it's not portable – you'll need to plug it in somewhere. At 4 inches x 6 inches, the finished products that come out of the Kodak PD460 are going to be bigger than what you get from many photo printers, so they're ideal for wall displays and albums. Kodak promises that the prints you get out of this will last 100 years, and while we haven't been able to put that to the test ourselves, we've got no reason to doubt it. Note that this model is actually a dock and photo printer combined, so you slot your iOS or (USB-C) Android phone into the device on the top and your physical prints come out underneath – it couldn't be much simpler. The Kodak brand name comes with a certain amount of heritage attached, and this photo printer lives up to the reputation of the brand. With good battery life and speedy printing, we think this is just about the best photo printer out there for most people right now.įor more information about this top-rated photo printer be sure to check out T3's HP Sprocket Select guide.

One of the features we really like with the HP Sprocket Select is that it can automatically print photos from social media with a certain hashtag, making it even easier to convert your digital snaps into something physical.

The external shell of the device is hard and robust, while also looking more stylish than your average photo printer – this isn't a device that you're going to be ashamed to get out at your local coffee shop, in other words.

We know that HP has been making reliable printers for homes and offices for years, but here it turns its attention to portable photo printing: the HP Sprocket Select is about the size of a smartphone and can easily connect via Bluetooth to your Android or iOS mobile devices to produce high-quality, glossy snaps with the minimum of fuss along the way.Ī word too for the design of the HP Sprocket Select photo printer, which comes in either Eclipse (yellowy) or Sea Mist (greeny).

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