A very good way to save your memories on paper, which will be especially important during the holidays.
The smartphone-sized device fits easily into your pocket and quickly prints photos from your local device.
Shall we take it?
▶︎ Buy: 7 180 7,100 rub.
The printer uses full-color thermal printing technology and provides high quality images. With its help, you can create small cards or assemble large similar puzzles from them.
The device quickly synchronizes with a smartphone via Bluetooth via the Mi Home mobile application. It allows you to almost instantly print any pictures from galleries. The process is fascinating.
For printing, special photographic paper is used, on which images are developed chemically without the use of ink. Therefore, there is no need to refill the printer.
The photo paper you need to buy for this printer has an adhesive backing on the back. Therefore, the pictures can be used as stickers for anything.
It takes 45 seconds to print one photo. It will take more time to select filters, frames, emojis and other things in the mobile application.
By the way, you can connect not one, but a couple of devices at once to the printer in order to print pictures from each of them one by one. It’s comfortable.
In general, we have found the perfect way to create a cool New Year’s photo album right during the party in honor of 2024.
Most importantly, don’t forget to get that couple of packs of clean paper. Just a reminder.
▶︎ Buy: 7 180 7,100 rub.
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Source: Iphones RU
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