REVIEW: Prynt Pocket (iPhone Photo Printer)

The zinc paper does seem a ways off color-wise - then again the idiosyncrasies of various processing formats and chemical formulations is what gives older formats like Kodachrome and Polaroid their uniqueness and nostalgia factor, so perhaps if they ever get popular enough some people in the future will wax nostalgic about photos with the blue zinc tint. :)

Dear Sir, My husband and I were disgusted by this review. A letter of complaint on Basildon Bond paper will be arriving shortly, yours sincerely, Mrs Trellis, The Glebe, Orpington.

Interesting colors the zink method gives the prints! This product also is a response to the lack of printing we do since our smartphones can carry so many photos and when the next photo is taken the previous one is forgotten! I enjoy this kind of review, please do more mobile printing devices!

The ending was perfect and pretty much sums up the staunch Android users for me. They try to wrap it up in a flavoured coating but the crux of it is that they can't afford an iPhone or don't like paying for apps and prefer the easy pirating that the Android ecosystem allows.

Just a correction, with the Canon IS binoculars, they use fluid filled prisms, not lenses; still just as clever.

No apologies necessary, your video was interesting and entertaining as always. As Jason said above, I watch your videos as much for your presentation style as for the subject matter. It is just a bonus that I like the subject matter as well! However, I still feel that you are in your element so to speak with the retro items and they are my favourite, but some modern stuff is always welcome as well. Have you thought about covering more retro radios? Particularly shortwave ones. I have a weak spot for some of the old Sony ones from the 70s and 80s. You could even try repairing one suffering from the dodgy capacitor issue that commonly affects them. Parrot161 - I see you are also a convert to the canon IS binoculars, I have 10x30 and 18-50 versions and I love them. Each time I use them I still think they are amazing. Apparently, they work by deforming fluid filled lenses to counteract the movement. It's amazing they work so well and still retain such good image quality. I really wouldn't recommend taking anything apart that involves precision optics, it is a specialised area, and it wouldn't take much to render them useless. If you want to do it, try to pick up a broken pair from eBay. And if you do, post a video!

Sounds like great advice.. Magick it is. They are pretty amazing. They are especially useful for my wife who only has use of one arm following surgery. Keep up the great work. I always look forward to your videos.

I have enjoyed all of your videos, regardless of their subject. New(ish) tech: I recently bought a pair of Canon image stabilization binoculars. Brilliant for bird watching. Whatever is going on inside them when I push the IS button seems like magic. Watching your videos makes me feel maybe bold enough to take it apart. Curiosity, you know. Problem is, I'm not as talented as you. I'd probably never get it back together.🤔

I think it's fine to diversify your content. Perhaps this way, more females will gravitate towards your channel. Nothing wrong with that. Nobody's gonna unsubscribe over a few videos that don't interest them (see the helmet cams case)

I wish to complain. There, that's better.

Sheeples 4 Life!

This class of printer would be very helpful to building contractors, industrial sales people, and such trades and professions that need paper images of cellphone pix. Now if only this gizmo worked with Android phones....! Thank you for posting this video.

This particular product might not interest me but it was still fun to watch. Your videos have the perfect combination of intelligence, wit, educational value, sarcasm, and comedy that make them all worthwhile. Seriously, you could review your favorite brand of toilet paper and I'd probably find the video interesting because I'm sure you'd have a Muppet on the loo.

This isn't my demographic either, but that combination of printer and AR video player is an amazing combination of tech to me. Thanks for showing it.

HEY I'm still a teenage girl at heart :'c Great review, would maybe be interested in this if it was $50 cheaper and worked on Android, I could make a sticker book of all the concerts I've been to.

I often enjoy your videos regardless of whether the subject itself is of interest to me. Useful in a way to have it confirmed that I have no wish to buy something :)

It think it's nice to see the modern equipment once in a while because it gives us greater appreciation of the of the quality and mechanical achievements of vintage gear.

Haha! Welcome to the Sheeples Club Mat! We're happy here. 😂

I appreciate ALL reviews on ALL tech that you do. Some items will naturally be of more interest to certain demographics, but I feel the TECH of that item is what we are here to learn about... I have ZERO interest in ever buying a vintage wire recorder, but I enjoy hearing about it nonetheless. Keep it coming my man..and the puppet videos too!