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Zune Lim –
Ugh, this printer is the worst! It’s like it has a vendetta against paper or something. Every time we try to print, it jams. We’ve tried everything, but it’s just not worth the hassle.
Joshua Tompkins –
The first few pages weren’t the best but by the fourth or 5th page it was printing them out flawlessly. My friend had one the cost him almost 150 dollars and for what I paid for this you couldn’t tell the difference. So I’d say this gets the job done and stack up well against the higher end products
Cheryl Grimes –
I like this little printer a lot. It’s very small but puts out good quality prints. It’s easy to setup and works fast. It’s nice to be able to take it anywhere with ease and print whenever I need to. It’s a very good value choice for a convenient little printer to take anywhere. I think it would also make a very nice surprise gifts.
JD –
Definitely awesome! Super compact and great for a travel printer. It prints well and it’s easy to connect. it also charges decently fast so you don’t have to wait forever to have it ready to go. 10/10. great buy!
LoganFam –
Doesn’t always pick up enough transfer ink as it needs to. Set the speed to the slowest possible for best results. And I’ve had times where I have set it to the highest concentration of ink, and it still won’t thoroughly pick up enough onto the transfer paper. It’s not even particularly consistent, sometimes it’s great and sometimes it’s awful.
I’ve had the most luck with simplistic line designs, but if the lines are too thin, it won’t work at all on those sections.
JD –
I’m going to take you through the entire saga that was just figuring this little printer out.
Firstly, the instruction booklet and website are of absolutely zero use. I still can’t tell you how to hook this up to a PC.
It will, however, work on a phone or tablet. I’m using and iPhone 13 Pro Max, so Apple store is what I used.
You have to download the PeriPage app. It has a logo at this time of a panda with a graduate’s cap on giving you a thumbs up on a green background. That’s the one you need.
From there, the process was actually pretty nice!
The app worked well and connected easily. It has some built in tattoos that range from good for practice to absolutely terrible.
I will say, its sizing in inches is off by a factor of ten. 206mm isn’t 81 inches, it’s 8.1 inches. You can see that at the top in the second and third screenshots.
You can adjust the print speed and intensity before you print.
One issue I had, however, was that when I hit print to go to the print screen, it would print whatever it had printed last. So, you adjust your design, hit print, it takes you to the print screen where you see the preview and can change the print settings, and then you hit print AGAIN to actually print it. Well, it was printing whatever I had loaded last when I hit print the first time. So maybe don’t load your thermal paper until after you’re at that screen.
Overall, I think it’s a fine little printer if you’re an artist that’s using in iPad to make your designs. Otherwise, I’d check and see if whatever device you’re using has the PeriPage app available. I have no idea how you’d get this paired to a PC at all. The website didn’t load, was mostly in Chinese, and just told me about a mini printer that they make. Which, honestly, I wouldn’t mind having for labeling. The app really did work very well.
Jake H. –
I have put this stencil printer through its paces. I have printed 20 soon to be used stencils and wow. They all print evenly, no smearing and comes with easy-to-follow directions. This printer is lightweight and made just for a traveling tattoo artist. I have a tote with all of my gear, and this is a must for my tote. It is sturdy and a very reliable. Definitely recommend for all artist like myself.
Clery lopez –
This is amazing I was waiting so bad to get it 🥰