50
Tom Morgan
TechRadar
“A cheerfully simple camera with price on its side, but little else.”
Critical Assessment
What Critics Praise
- Low purchase price
- Competitive running costs
- Attractive output quality
- Multiple bundle options
- Bluetooth and NFC connectivity
- Sticky‑back paper turns photos into stickers
Points of Contention
- NFC only wireless support
- No USB connection
- Limited to 2‑by‑3" prints
- Requires dedicated app
- Offset viewfinder makes composition tricky
Professional Reviews
3 reviews from 2 critics80 William Harrel 2 reviews · avg PCMag “ZINK printers can’t match the image quality of dye‑sublimation models, but this Kodak is a small‑format pocket photo printer that’s easy to like—so much so it earns its own Editors’ Choice award among ZINK models.”
William Harrel 2 reviews · avg
PCMag
“ZINK printers can’t match the image quality of dye‑sublimation models, but this Kodak is a small‑format pocket photo printer that’s easy to like—so much so it earns its own Editors’ Choice award among ZINK models.”
All 2 William Harrel reviews, aggregated above
80
Kodak Step Instant Mobile Photo Printer
“ZINK printers can’t match the image quality of dye‑sublimation models, but this Kodak is a small‑format pocket photo printer that’s easy to like—so much so it earns its own Editors’ Choice award among ZINK models.”
80
Kodak Step Slim Instant Mobile Photo Printer
“Kodak's Step Slim Instant Mobile Photo Printer churns out good-looking, sticky-backed 2-by-3-inch photos at a reasonable price.”
