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The Kodak Step is a palm-sized, battery-powered printer that turns phone photos into 2x3-inch Zink prints with sticky backs. It connects over Bluetooth or NFC and uses the Kodak app for collages, filters, borders and stickers. At under a pound with a built-in rechargeable battery, it is made for printing on the go rather than at a desk. Rivals like the HP Sprocket and Canon Ivy use the same Zink paper, so the choice comes down to app quality, print consistency and how the prints handle color.
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Owners like the portability and the peel-and-stick prints for crafts and quick gifts. Many find the colors and sharpness of Zink prints weaker than expected, and some report the app and Bluetooth pairing take patience.
The KODAK Step is a palm-sized instant photo printer that connects to iOS and Android devices over Bluetooth or NFC. It prints photos from a phone, such as selfies, portraits and social media posts.
It uses ZINK zero-ink technology. Prints are made on 2" x 3" sticky-back paper with embedded dye crystals, so no ink is needed. The prints resist moisture, rips, tears and smudges, and you can peel and stick them.
The KODAK App lets you make collages and add filters, borders, stickers and text before printing. The printer weighs less than a pound and has a built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery that prints 25 photos on a full charge.
