Does it come with photo paper?

No. The printer is sold without paper, and it only works with Polaroid Hi-Print 2x3 paper cartridges.

How does it compare with the Canon Ivy or HP Sprocket?

All three are pocket printers, but the Hi-Print uses dye-sublimation cartridges that print dry and smudge-resistant, while the Ivy and Sprocket use ZINK paper. The Hi-Print is larger and tied to its own cartridges.

Are the prints stickers?

Yes. Each print has a peel-off backing so you can stick it to a surface.

What phones does it work with?

It connects over Bluetooth and prints from the Polaroid app on iOS and Android phones.

Is it good for scrapbooking?

Yes. The small sticker-backed prints suit journals, planners and scrapbooks, though they are too small for framing.

No. The dye-sublimation cartridge contains the color layer, so there is no separate ink to buy.

Polaroid Hi-Print Gen 2 Bluetooth 2x3 Pocket Photo Printer

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$116.49at WalmartChecked Nov 10

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Polaroid Hi-Print Gen 2 Bluetooth 2x3 Pocket Photo Printer

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$116.49at WalmartChecked Nov 10

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Last seen at $116.49 at Walmart on Nov 10.

Our take on the Polaroid Hi-Print Gen 2 Bluetooth 2x3 Pocket Photo Printer

The Polaroid Hi-Print Gen 2 is a pocket-sized Bluetooth printer that turns phone photos into 2x3-inch prints with a peel-and-stick backing. It uses Polaroid's dye-sublimation paper cartridges, which produce smudge-resistant, water-resistant prints that come out dry. It suits people who want quick physical keepsakes for journals, lockers or gifts rather than gallery-quality enlargements. Against rivals like the Canon Ivy and HP Sprocket, it prints on separate cartridges with a peel-off back, but it is larger and needs its own paper supply.

Best forJournaling and scrapbookingSticking photos on lockers, laptops and giftsPrinting on the go from a phoneCasual snapshots and keepsakes

Pros

Peel-and-stick backing on every print
Dye-sublimation prints come out dry and resist smudges
Pocket-sized and Bluetooth-connected
Made with 30% recycled materials
Simple app-based printing from a phone

Cons

Only works with Polaroid Hi-Print 2x3 paper cartridges
Photo paper sold separately
Prints are small at 2x3 inches
Larger and heavier than some pocket rivals

Polaroid Hi-Print Gen 2 Bluetooth 2x3 Pocket Photo Printer prices at every store

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In stockSold by 6AVE ElectronicsReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.
$116.49Free shippingChecked Nov 10
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What reviewers say

Owners like the peel-and-stick prints and the dry, durable output from the dye-sublimation process. Complaints center on the need for proprietary cartridges and the small print size.

What people mention

Print qualityPraisedOwners say dye-sublimation prints come out dry, vivid and smudge-resistant.
Sticker backingPraisedReviewers like that every print peels and sticks without extra tape.
Paper cartridgesCriticisedBuyers dislike that it only takes Polaroid Hi-Print 2x3 cartridges, which are sold separately.
Print sizeMixedSome find 2x3 prints handy for keepsakes, while others want larger photos.
SetupPraisedOwners report quick Bluetooth pairing and easy printing from the app.

About the Polaroid Hi-Print Gen 2 Bluetooth 2x3 Pocket Photo Printer

The Polaroid Hi-Print Gen 2 is a Bluetooth pocket photo printer that prints photos from a phone. Prints are 2x3 inches, and they peel and stick onto surfaces.

The printer is made with 30% recycled materials. It works only with the Polaroid Hi·Print 2x3 Paper Cartridge, which is sold separately.

Color: Black
Connectivity: Bluetooth
Print size: 2x3 inches
Compatibility: Polaroid Hi·Print 2x3 Paper Cartridge only
Materials: Made with 30% recycled materials
Photo paper: Sold separately

Specifications

color: BlackSource

Questions and answers

Does it come with photo paper?: No. The printer is sold without paper, and it only works with Polaroid Hi-Print 2x3 paper cartridges.
How does it compare with the Canon Ivy or HP Sprocket?: All three are pocket printers, but the Hi-Print uses dye-sublimation cartridges that print dry and smudge-resistant, while the Ivy and Sprocket use ZINK paper. The Hi-Print is larger and tied to its own cartridges.
Are the prints stickers?: Yes. Each print has a peel-off backing so you can stick it to a surface.
What phones does it work with?: It connects over Bluetooth and prints from the Polaroid app on iOS and Android phones.
Is it good for scrapbooking?: Yes. The small sticker-backed prints suit journals, planners and scrapbooks, though they are too small for framing.
Does it need ink?: No. The dye-sublimation cartridge contains the color layer, so there is no separate ink to buy.
Where is the Polaroid Hi-Print Gen 2 Bluetooth 2x3 Pocket Photo Printer cheapest?: At Walmart, for $116.49, as of our latest check.