Polaroid
The Polaroid Hi·Print 2x3 Generation 2 is a pocket‑sized Bluetooth printer that uses dye‑sublimation to produce vibrant, fade‑resistant 2×3‑inch photos with a peel‑and‑stick backing. It offers up to 20 prints per charge, an app‑driven workflow, and an eco‑friendly design, but it is limited by a high per‑print cost and Bluetooth‑only connectivity.
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Current
$109.99
Average
$98.84
Lowest
$88.15
Highest
$109.99
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Best For
Journal and planner enthusiasts who want thin, adhesive prints; travel photographers needing a battery‑powered pocket printer; event hosts looking for instant guest photos; creative hobbyists making custom stickers or photo art; gift‑givers seeking a fun, portable photo printer.
Not Ideal For
High‑volume printing needs; users who require larger prints (e.g., 4×6 in); anyone without a smartphone or who prefers standalone printing; budget‑conscious users deterred by the $0.85 per‑print cost.
Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers give the Hi·Print a solid 4 / 5, highlighting its compact form factor, fast one‑minute print time, and especially its dye‑sublimation output that delivers richer colors and fade‑resistant photos than Zink‑based rivals. They note the lack of Wi‑Fi, the modest 2×3‑inch format, and a bulkier body compared with some competitors, and they caution that long‑term mechanical reliability may be a concern.
What Users Say
Everyday users are overwhelmingly positive about the printer’s portability and the vivid, adhesive‑backed prints that work well in journals, planners, and events. Recurring complaints focus on the high per‑print cost, the limited cartridge capacity, occasional app or Bluetooth glitches, and reports of the unit failing after a few years of use.
Common Complaints
High cost per print, limited 10‑print cartridges, app/ Bluetooth pairing glitches, durability problems such as motor failure or jams after a few years, and the inability to print via Wi‑Fi or USB.
How It Compares
vs. HP Sprocket Plus
Advantages
Disadvantages
Choose Hi·Print for higher quality, fade‑resistant prints; choose Sprocket Plus for a slimmer, Wi‑Fi‑enabled device.
vs. Canon IVY Mini
Advantages
Disadvantages
Hi·Print is better for color quality and sticker‑style prints; IVY Mini suits users prioritizing ultra‑light weight and lower running costs.
vs. Canon SELPHY CP1300
Advantages
Disadvantages
Select Hi·Print for pocket‑size, instant sticker prints; select SELPHY CP1300 for larger, higher‑resolution photos and broader connectivity.
