Canon PIXMA TR150 Wireless Portable Printer

The media could not be loaded. ’m really impressed with this printer! The Canon PIXMA TR150 is perfect for travel and working on the go. It’s compact, lightweight, and fits easily even in a small backpack. Unboxing was smooth — everything was neatly packed, with clear instructions and all necessary cables included.The Wi-Fi connection was quick and easy. It prints fast and delivers sharp quality for both black-and-white documents and color images. The print quality is excellent for such a portable device. Battery life is great too, especially if you add the optional battery pack.I highly recommend it to anyone who needs a mobile, high-quality printer!📦 Packaging: strong and secure🖨️ Print quality: 5 out of 5🔋 Portability: perfect even without constant power⭐️ Overall: 5 stars, no doubt!

Really like this printer. The connectivity wasn't complicated and it prints really well. The size is small so you don't need a lot of space for it. Great value.

TL;DR: Travel-friendly printer, great for documents, not for photos, ink runs out quicker than a gossip in a small town.Strap in for the lowdown on this travel-sized printer – it's like the pocket-sized Hercules of the printing world. For a printer that could practically fit in your travel bag, it does a stellar job with documents. Think crisp, clear text that could easily be mistaken for something churned out by its full-sized cousins. Setting it up is a breeze, provided you've got a nifty case to keep its bits and bobs in check.But, here's the kicker: the ink cartridges on this baby have about as much staying power as a snowflake in the Sahara. Planning to print a novel? You'd better stock up on those black ink cartridges faster than you can say "print" because they run out with the speed of a sprinter. Expect maybe 50 pages of top-notch quality before it taps out. Go easy on the quality settings, and you might stretch it to 80 pages.If you're dreaming of printing in Technicolor, think again. The color cartridges are about as long-lasting as a chocolate bar at a kid's party. In terms of being user-friendly, ticking the boxes for functionality and portability, this printer's a gem. The ink endurance, though? Not so much.In a nutshell, it's Canon quality compacted into a travel-sized package. But let's be real, you're shelling out $200 for the convenience of size and mobility. If you're hunting for a steadfast, stay-at-home printer, this little wanderer might not be your cup of tea.

Small, easy to set up, and easy to use.I generally hate printers: they're large, expensive, have connectivity issues, and print poorly. I have had none of those problems with this printer.

This printer works great as a home printer, or on-the-go. At home, I set it up on my home WiFi and my whole family can use it. In my truck, I use the printer’s Wireless Direct feature, which is essentially that the printer broadcasts a WiFi signal (in place of my router) and I connect my phone or tablet (or laptop) to THAT wireless signal. The pages print FAST, even the ones with photos embedded. I loaded about 20 sheets of paper in the chute and had no issues. I don’t know what the max is that it can hold. My Contract paperwork is only 6 pages long, so 12 pages is all I need to load at one time, anyway. But I really love that I can print my estimates immediately from a customer’s kitchen table, or even in the truck if I never go inside their home — or even in the middle of their backyard if I had the battery.I don’t need a battery because my truck has an electric outlet that I can plug the printer into. A USB-A to USB-C cable is provided presumably to hardwire connect a laptop to the printer, but I found nothing in the printer’s paperwork that tells me this. I work strictly from iPhone/iPad anyway, so I have no need for this cable.I bought the carrying case also (co2crea Hard Travel Case) and the printer fits nicely with room for the power supply, paper and spare ink cartridges.I was hoping that the printer could be powered through the USB-C port by a portable recharging battery so that I wouldn’t have to buy the Canon proprietary battery, but this doesn’t work. But like I said, as long as my truck is nearby, I can always plug the power supply in there or anywhere there is a working electrical outlet and then I won’t need a battery.Setup was a bit involved setting up both home WiFi and on-the-go WiFi (Wireless Direct) on the printer and both my iPhone and iPad, but didn’t take more than 15 minutes. I *did* need to power off the printer and back on again for the wireless to connect. If printing from an app, just select the printer, whether on your home WiFi or Wireless Direct, like always. If you are printing files from the file system (i.e., not from within an app), you need to use the free Canon SELPHY app to choose the document and send it to the printer. I have noticed a bug with this approach, though. I was printing out a release form that I e-mailed a customer who signed it electronically (via PDF markup) and even though the signatures showed up on the print preview, the signatures didn’t print but the rest of the form did, including embedded photos! It was like the signatures were in invisible ink! I don’t know if this is a bug in the SELPHY software or the printer itself. Hopefully, I won’t run into more issues like that. But overall, I’m very happy with my purchase!