Canon Selphy Square QX10 schwarz

The SELPHY Square QX10 is Canon’s best portable wireless printer to date, inheriting the lab-quality tech of the CP-1300, but re-packaging it in a smaller, battery-operated unit that’s solely designed to make fun square prints from images stored on your phone - and remember those could be photos taken with a traditional camera. The prints look almost identical to Fujifilm’s popular INSTAX Square format, with the additional benefits of sticky backs and a slightly cheaper price. Fujifilm’s INSTAX SP3 portable printer is better-suited to events and casual use though, with longer battery life, the ability to work in any position, and with prints that may take longer to develop but that physically emerge faster, allowing you to more quickly hand them out and move onto your next subject. Fujifilm’s printing app also includes options to overlay local information or access online photos, whereas Canon’s app is currently limited to photos physically stored on your phone. It’s hard to pick a winner overall and I feel the decision will mostly boil down to which device and media works out cheaper at the time of purchase. Either way, I love the square format of both systems and it’s great to now have some serious competition for INSTAX.