Sold as the Canon Ivy 2 in North America and as the Canon Zoemini 2 in Europe, this is a mini photo printer that you can use anywhere and everywhere. It’s super-small and lightweight, completely ...

Few things bring people closer together than a stroll down memory lane, flicking through a stack of old photos. They act as glossy reminders of cherished get-togethers, happy holidays and spontaneous ...

The Instax Mini Link+ has the best print quality out of all the instant film printers that I’ve tried, including the Link 3 ...

In the era of smart phones, having a portable photo printer is a great way to preserve analog-style memories. The best portable photo printers easily connect to your smartphone via Bluetooth or USB ...

Which photo printers are best? Thanks to modern technology, it’s easier than ever to take a photo. While posting pictures on social media is nice, nothing can replace the impact of printed photos.

The best photo printers make it easy to change up the artwork in a room to alter the vibe or improve your mood. It means you don’t need to make a time-consuming trip down to your local printing shop ...

Like the Envy 7855 and the HP Envy Photo 6255 All-in-One Printer , the 7155 supports up to 140 sheets of paper, comprising 125 sheets of standard paper in the main input tray, and another 15 sheets of ...

If you want to get your pictures off your smartphone and into your hands, you’ll need a printer designed for the job. The best iPhone photo printers use one of four technologies to produce pictures ...

If you’re a photo enthusiast ready to make the leap to creating your own gallery-quality prints at home, the most flexible option is an inkjet printer. After spending a total of 76 hours of research ...

A printer designed to print on extremely white photo paper that is coated to keep the ink from smearing. Photo printers are available that support all sizes of photo paper; however, some are dedicated ...

Gaurav Shukla is a technology journalist with over a decade of experience reporting and writing about consumer technology. His work has appeared in BGR, How-To Geek, XDA Developers, and NDTV Gadgets ...