Polaroid PoGo Digital Photo Printer Reviews

INTRODUCTION I bought this mini photo printer for a relatively reasonable price of £30 after a holiday to the USA and wanted to make a collage of photos. I chose this model as you got some complimentary paper included, whereas another model I looked at did not have this. DESIGN The printer is very slim, ...  Read the complete review

Polaroid Po-Go - Overview - I bought one of these printers some time last year for one purpose in mind.. I was running some events abroad and had a friend helping me out taking photos of guests and printing the pictures for immediate sale on the night. Initially I had a smallish Kodak printer which despite ...  Read the complete review

I bought myself this little printer when we went travelling this year. I wanted a printer do that we could print photos quickly and put them in our travel journal. The printer cost me around £30 (the pink was cheaper than black) and I bought it from amazon. The printer is made by Polaroid and essentially uses a special paper ...  Read the complete review

I am a self employed worker, and have to print out photos weekly for my job. It was getting costly doing it in Boots, therefore decided to invest in a Pogo printer. I like the fact that it is small and dinky, but also robust enough to withstand a fall. It can be run through the mains, or through a rechargeable ...  Read the complete review

My daughter, 12, got given this great little gadget for Christmas 2010 and loved it. We have summarised its pros and cons to share with you. But essentially you're looking a fun item that a teenage or pre-teen girl, in particular, would enjoy. The basic idea is that you can print off your photos from a mobile or digital camera ...  Read the complete review

I saw this printer on Firebox. It had great reviews so I asked for it for christmas. I recieved the pink model. The main reason I wanted the item was that since I have had my mobile phone I take all my pictures on there and never get around to printing them out, which is a shame as I have captured some special moments. The printer ...  Read the complete review

As part of my job, I work with children who have learning difficulties. Oftentimes these children are not yet ready for formal recording (i.e. writing) or require a lot of practical work to consolidate whatever they are currently learning. The education system being what it is, schools and teachers are inspected once every ...  Read the complete review

When I first saw the Polaroid PoGo online about 2 years ago I immediately wanted one but they were about £45. A few months ago they came down to half of that and we decided to get one. It is absolutely fab for printing pictures from your mobile phone! For ages (OK, a few years...) I had been taking photos on my ...  Read the complete review

This is one of the first mass market portables printers that uses zero ink! yes that right no ink to produce the pictures. It uses a system that many retailers have used for years to produce there price labels which is basically a heat generated system. The image is printed on zinc paper which you can get a pack of 70 sheets ...  Read the complete review

I live for many months of the year in Spain and love to write letters to my dad and my mother-in-law, both of whom are not online, so when my hubby found this little gadget on ebay i was over the moon. I could now send little photos through the post, of all the things we get up to out here, without it costing me a fortune using the ...  Read the complete review

This is a fantastic piece of technology that never ceases to amaze my friends and family. In short: It prints credit card size sticky backed photos by heating special paper. No ink is required, the whole process takes a minute and it can sync with 80% of bluetooth phones on the market. This is an absolutely ideal gift for ...  Read the complete review

Some may notice that the review before this one was for the funky sticky photo paper for this wicked cool little printer I acquired as a birthday present ... well I'll move on to tell you about the printer itself. The basics: 7.2cm x 12cm (fits in your pocket/handbag) Weighs 8oz Built-in rechargeable ...  Read the complete review

I saw this one of these Pogo's on the internet a little while ago and really, really wanted one. When I was browsing Firebox.com recently I saw that they were selling them half price, so I snapped one up! The Pogo is a basically a mini photo printer from Polaroid, you can connect it to your laptop, camera or mobile phone and ...  Read the complete review

I have just received one of these for a birthday gift, and it had a couple of surprises in store, so I thought i'd share with fellow dooyoo-ers! For those who haven't come across the PoGo before, it's basically the printing part of the Polaroid camera - you make the image elsewhere ( digital camera, mobile phone) and then ...  Read the complete review

The Poloroid PoGo sees a return to the classic polaroid picture thanks to this magnificent little piece of kit. The printer is about the size of an Ipod Classic but double the depth and weighs in at approx 250 grams with a rechargeable battery. The printer produces prints of 2 x 3 inches, with the printer allowing about 15 prints ...  Read the complete review