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- Social media is great, but there's something special about being able to immediately print photos taken on your phone.
- We've researched the best mobile printers available, and the HP Sprocket 2nd Edition is our top pick because it has good print quality, it's easy to use, and it's portable.
While it's arguable that smartphones and social media have eliminated the need for printed photos, there is still something special about physical copies of photographs. As such, small mobile printers have become popular.
These tiny, portable printers sync up to your smartphone or other devices so you can instantly print physical copies of your digital photos. There are many different mobile printers available, and some are better than others when it comes to specific features or use cases.
Whether you need a portable solution for printing your photos on the go, a flexible-but-small printer that supports multiple paper sizes, or even device-specific choices, our list of the best mobile printers for smartphones will help you find the best fit.
Here are the best mobile printers for smartphones:
- Best mobile printer overall: HP Sprocket 2nd Edition
- Best mobile printer for portability: Polaroid Mint
- Best mobile printer for iPhone: iPhone Prynt Case
- Best high-quality mobile printer: Fujifilm Instax Share SP-3
- Best for printing in multiple sizes: CanonSelphy CP1300
Read on in the slides below to check out our top picks.
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