Polaroid PoGo Digital Photo , Using Zero Ink (Zink) Technology Printer Reviews

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First thing, if you are looking at this hoping for stunning prints in seconds from your digital camera, keep looking because this is not for you. I got it for my husband when it was a Gold Box Deal. from Amazon.com I bought this thinking that I could use it to print little pictures for my scrapbooking projects. I linked it to my blackberry upon receipt (no issues) and printed out a picture of my grandson. from Amazon.com How did I not know about this product? Thanks to my daughter for giving me a clue! Everyone I demo this too buys one...perfect to record a photo of guests coming to my daughter's wedding...each photo will go onto a page with guests signatures and comments....coolness factor of "wow" And if the photo is a good hi res pic then the tiny pic is just fine...better than fine actually.....as Larry David would save...pretty, pretty, pretty, pretty good. from Amazon.com i loved the idea that its soo small, and the print speed is pretty fast for its size. less than 40 secs. its does not need ink at all. which is a huge + to me. from Amazon.com It also works well with my Sony H9 - PictBridge printing (not something I have ever asked my camera to do before). It's been a half hour, and I have printed 5 pictures - and am really pleased with the entire process as well as the quality of printing. Granted - I sent one picture from the Blackberry that was lower quality to begin with (darn those digital zooms), and it did not print as well as the rest, but then - it doesn't on a standard printer either. All the other pictures I printed are bright and crisp and color perfect. from Amazon.com Polaroid has always been a strange duck, and since digital photos are becoming popular, it's had an uncertain future. The weak links in the old Polaroid film cameras were: 1) atrocious quality, 2) horrible longevity, 3) outrageously expensive, and 4) inability to make multiple copies. from Amazon.com The Polaroid PoGo printer is a wonderful little printer to take along with you on your jounaling jaunts. It is easy to use, and prints very good quality for its size. from Amazon.com A very important note if you're considering this little baby- you cannot print photos directly from your computer. I was really disappointed when I finally got down to the nitty gritty on this little printer, because I was SO excited about having it. from Amazon.com We were looking for a wedding guest book instant cam but since the only one I like would have to be shipped from Japan (Fuji Instax Mini) my daughter turned me on to this! And who needs "another" digital camera anyway. The pic quality is perfect...the size great for a guest book and even an 10 year old who will be operating can handle this (actually, a 10 year old could handle something more sophisticated than this). from Amazon.com This is a clever and fun idea, and is probably the only portable picture printing solution where you can just toss the printer in your purse or briefcase (though it is a bit heavier than its size would suggest). The Pogo's bluetooth printing works fine (although I wish it would beep or give some other indication that it has started receiving data) -- after about 20 seconds, the actual printing begins. The few prints I have made so far have had ehcolor balance and banding issues -- if color quality is important, this is not the right device. from Amazon.com

Released	1 year ago
Connectivity Technology	Cable Bluetooth USB PictBridge
Data Link Protocols	Bluetooth
Exterior Color	Blue Red
Form Factor	Portable
MPN	CZA-10011B
Media Path Type	Straight
Media Type	Cards Photo Paper Slip Photos Film
Output Type	Color Printer
UPC	0826219012470

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