Best Instant Portable Photo Printer // Instax vs Canon vs HP

What's the best portable photo printer. I compare the Instax Mini Link 2, the Canon IVY 2 / iNSPiC, and the HP Sprocket.

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▼ TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Best Portable Photo Printer
0:37 - The Contenders
0:47 - Best Charging
1:22 - Best Form Factor
1:54 - Best Refills
3:47 - Best Printing Speed
5:49 - Best Prints
6:59 - Additional Feature
7:16 - My Suggestions
7:59 - Retesting the Zink Paper
9:13 - Final Thoughts

#instax #photoprinter #portableprinter

[nikitaliu]

Best comparison video for mini printers. Thank you.

[jonniebox]

Best video video comparison I have seen. Thank you so much.

[JoannaBPinneo]

One thing that you didn't mention is that when you had a landscape photo, the Instax printed it vertically and cropped the photo significantly, which makes a real difference to me. Otherwise, great job on the comparison!

[ajoker]

Great video thanks, why does the instax print in a different orientation to the other landscapes?

[ColorOfCozy]

thank you for this! Ive been looking for a mini printer for my scrapbooking

[mdrewpix]

Just want to say that your enthusiasm is a joy to watch and I love those little nervous giggles! A question, though. Why is the Instax cropping the photo? Is there a setting to print the full size like the other two?

[jingoro]

thank you for such a comprehensive cmparison! your video really helped me make a long debated decision - im probably going with the instax since the cartiridge is compatible w the instax camera :D but the micro usb... ugh.

[DavidYokelson]

Maybe the Canon photo quality could be fixed in settings? Have you contacted them? it seems unlikely Canon would release a crap product that alters the colors to that degree. From having worked with Photoshop, the poor prints look very much like a color profile mismatch. In the Lightroom settings, did you use an RGB profile or a CYMK? Did you set Lightroom to manage the color, or to allow the printer to manage the color? Does Lightroom have Canon Ivy profile? Does the Ivy have any settings/adjustments? If you find a solution, please let us know. As you said, it would be nice to have a printer with a USB-C charge port.

[nashjoseph]

Is it possible to use glossy photo paper with zink instant printer ?

[ourcreativebeehive]

We have the HP and the Instax. We have had them for years now. We also have two of the cameras.