FujifilmInstax Link Wide Printer - Ash White

I have the Instax Wide camera, too, and it is just so-so, IMHO. However, we all know how great the photos are from our cell phones. This printer works great and does an excellent job of printing far better quality photos using the same film as their instant camera. It also allows for editing and special effects. I use it mostly to zoom in and recenter subjects. Very good details. I was skeptical but I bit the bullet and tried it and am glad I did. I hand out photos at parties and the kids especially like them as "snapshots" are something entirely new to them.Connectivity is solid with no hassles there. This is very much a no-hassle printer. The app works great and it tells you how much film remains in the printer. I setup the printer in the house, take picture and send them to the printer, and they are there when I circle back to the printer. I would buy this again.

I’ve been using the Fujifilm Instax Wide Printer for six months now, and overall, I’m really pleased with it. The initial setup and turning it on were a bit tricky, but once you get through that first-time setup, it becomes much easier to use. The print quality is excellent, capturing details and colors beautifully. The wide print size is definitely a highlight—it adds such a unique, stunning look to each photo. If you’re after high-quality, beautiful wide-format prints, this printer delivers!

This little photo printer has just been very retro and fun!!! Easy to use, download app, snap a pix, send to printer, & watch it develop. Print multiple on the spot and give the pix to friends.

Super cute, works great. Pictures are wonderful quality! Very much like an old Polaroid!

The media could not be loaded. I started using my printer asap and I love it! I had to charge it for about an hour before I started using it. If you try turning it on beforehand, the button (middle part of the printer where it says INSTAX) will flash yellow to let you know its low on battery. When you plug in the charger, the button will flash white to let you know it's charging. When it stops flashing anything, it means its fully charged. To turn it on, press and hold the button and it'll light up in multiple colors before changing to white--this means its on and ready to be used. Make sure to download the app (you can find the app name on the box). To turn it off, press and hold it again. The light will fade away and turn off completely.Picture quality is pretty good. The app is easy pretty easy to use too. So far the printer is great and I'm happy I bought it.

Love this thing so much to give friends random little surprise photo gifts, but they need to bring the iPhone app UX into 2025 (feels straight out of 1999). Also the photos are not super vibrant so I would use these more to capture/suggest memories rather than using the photos as vibrant art.

Easy to use! Prints better quality pics than the Polaroid we bought (and returned). I carry it with me, take pics with my friends, print them out and give it to them. Love it!

It took me three packs of film to find a YouTube video explaining why my prints came out overexposed and with different coloring. 😒 So, apparently, when you're setting up the app (Link WIDE) on your phone you can change the Print Mode. You have instax-Natural Mode, which will make the print look like a regular polaroid (high contrast and brightness), and then there's the obnoxious instax-Rich Mode which will tone down contrast, up brightness, and intensify the colors. I suppose it's a matter of preference, but I'd much rather print on instax-Natural Mode, and I wish I had known about this BEFORE I wasted three packs doing trial-and-error.The quality of the prints themselves could be better. Make sure you're printing high-quality pics because the pixelation is quite noticeable due to the size format of this film.I wanted to print black and white and bought both color and monochrome film packs to test. Monochrome is very cool, shadows have a blue tint, while the black and white pictures printed with the color film had more of a green tint to them. Again, it's my personal preference, but I find the green tint closer to true black and white, so I will only print with color film. I encourage you to give it a try, though!