Kodak Dock & Wi-Fi Portable 4x6” Instant Photo Printer, Premium Quality Full Color Prints - Compatible w/iOS & Android Devices

I just received this printer yesterday, the only thing you need to do is download the app Kodak printer doc from the Apple store, after that turn on your Kodak printer doc, next place your iPhone on the place where it goes on your kodak, next go to settings, find your WiFi, your Kodak printer doc is going to pop up on other device, choose that, it’s coming a password, the Kodak printer doc comes with the instructions boocklet, you will find your password there, I don’t know if is the password for all the Kodak printer doc same, but you look for your password enter it and done. Now choose gallery is going to ask permission to access your phone photo you choose yes, and you can access your pictures and choose the one you want to print, now my WiFi is slow so it takes long time to download the pictures but is not the printer is the WiFi, other thing I print pictures from my iPhone the pictures and quality are perfect but I print pictures from a cheap phone, of course the pictures is low quality, but is not the Kodak printer doc is the phones and the phones camara quality. What I want to say Kodak printer doc, is a very good product, is the phone cameras you use. Oh and when printer has 4 steps until the pictures is printed don’t panic if you se the yellow color is not done the printer will release the picture when is finished printer

My wife had been using her main printer to print numerous pictures, which we all know, uses a lot of ink. Expensive Ink. She needed something better. Research begins. I looked at all the options we had and balanced it against what we needed. After reading many reviews, I decided to purchase this Kodak unit. When it arrived she set it up and was printing in very short order. It is interesting to watch it do its thing as it prints each color individually. I was worried that it may miss a boundary or overlap but it doesn't. The quality is what I would expect of having my prints done at a store. It takes about a minute to print each picture.The cost works out to about $.50 - .55 a print. That depends upon where you source the ink/paper packs. The print kit comes with 40 sheets and one cartridge. That's it. 40 prints per cartridge. For its size, I am good with that. There are multi packs available as well.Though a little on the noisy side, (not so noisy you can't hear your self think or carry on a normal level of conversation) it is well worth the money. And it is completely portable!! Your phone or device hooks right to it!If you decide to take the leap, you will not be sorry you did!

I love this product... it's easy to use and the quality of the prints is great!!

I'm revising this review since after I eventually figured out how to get it to work.This is a really nice printer. The hardware seems pretty solid, it's not too slow, and it prints really good quality 4x6 prints. And it's simple enough that my 13 year old, not particularly technical daughter can use it, change ink/paper etc. with no difficulty. Had a lot of problems with it at first, because you can only print to it using the Kodak app, and that app was unable to see the vast majority of pictures on anyone's phone who tried to use it, just offering to print anywhere from 1 to 20 or so random pictures out of thousands on the phone and acting like the rest didn't exist. I eventually figured out that this was due to the app not understanding that iPhones store photos on iCloud and keep only thumbnails on the phone; The app is completely unaware of that. Went back and forth with tech support for a week or two with no help (annoyingly they insisted the problem was already fixed in the next release and we should just wait, even though eventually it became clear that they didn't even know what the problem was). When I suggested it might be iCloud they responded iCloud was simply not supported, although that's not mentioned anywhere. I eventually figured out that if you browse your photos on the phone (not in the Kodak app) and hit "copy" on one you want to print, that will pull the whole photo down from the cloud into the phone temporarily, and then the Kodak app will happily see it and print it.So, bottom line, I really like the printer. But if it doesn't work for you, don't trust tech support to help you and don't believe anything they say.