GOOJPRT PT-210 Portable Thermal Printer Handheld 58mm Receipt Printer for Retail Stores Restaurants Factories Logistics

This is a reasonable receipt printer that is really made for Android devices, on an Android device the connection is straightforward and there are quite a few POS software available, such as; Loyverse, iREAP, CasierStock, Kyte and Pozool to name a few. The choices for IOS is much more limited and I only managed to get it working for Kyte. The printer uses thermal paper to print so you will never need to replace any ink, which is handy and all you need to worry about is if it is fully charged. The printer comes with 2000mA battery which is plenty for printing receipts and should last at least a week. It’s compact too, measuring at 4.07” x 3.07” it will fit nicely in a bag if you intend to carry it around. This is a portable receipt printer that useful but do bear in mind that it doesn’t have a paper cutter so whether that is a deal-breaker is up to you. For me, I would like it to be more compatible with IOS devices.

Well, this one is kinda confusing to review because the physical product works very well and it does exactly what I tell it to, the problem is that the software side to make it print is terrible... I couldn't get the app they suggest to work at all, so I found another one that technically works, but the only options you have are either such small text that it doesn't make sense to use, or such big text that you go through rolls of paper like crazy.

This is a great compact thermal printer for easy POS receipts, downloaded the app and had it connected to my galaxy s8 in minutes, everything was seamless with Kyte, prints are great and it comes with a roll of paper to get you going.

It prints in literally seconds, like you tap the "print" button and literally, LITERALLY seconds later you have a sticker. I thought it was going to take a while to print but it's really fast! I'm going to use this to label my photo/video equipment now that I'm buying shelves to put my lenses on. I keep them all in (almost) identical neoprene bag-sleeves, so I can throw a label on each shelf in front of each lens and keep track of what's where, plus I can label the inside of the big lens trunk inside of each little section where I want to put each lens. Thing is, I know which is which, but every time I have an assistant on set they put stuff back in the wrong spot. So it's about time I actually did something like this. Also, unintentionally emotional kind of moment - our pup recently passed, so when I went to test the photo-printing mode on this and his picture came up in my camera roll, I printed it out. My girlfriend really wanted it so I gave her the picture and she stuck it inside her phone case so she could take our little man everywhere. So I guess at the very least, the photo print mode is good enough to make an impression.

A small, portable receipt printer designed to use with tablets and smartphones, directed at such users as taxi drivers, stallholders and such. It's reasonably robust, in that it's not actually something that's going to get much wear and tear, and comes with USB and mains chargers and one roll of standard till roll. I tried this with both my Ipad and my Redmi Note 9, reasoning that these were the sort of devices it would likely be used with, though you can connect it via bluetooth to a PC or laptop. Using the POS app Loyverse, on IOS it was buggy beyond my ability to make it usable, but on Android it was fine, and working within five minutes. The printing is just OK, at 350 dpi. , but you don't really need high quality printing for this purpose. Recommended for Android users then, but not for Apple products.