Polaroid CZA-10011B PoGo Instant Mobile Printer (Black) | 
| Brand: Summit
Category: Photography
List Price: $49.99
Buy New: $31.88
as of 9/5/2010 04:46 CDT details
You Save: $18.11 (36%)
New (43) Used (5) from $24.00
Seller: Tek Depot
Rating:  146 reviews
Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: Yes
Modem: None
Battery: 1 Rechargeable lithium-ion battery
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5
Dimensions (in): 4.7 x 2.8 x 0.9
MPN: CZA-10011B
Model: CZA-10011B
UPC: 074100733533
EAN: 0074100733533
ASIN: B0019UGCLG
Release Date: June 26, 2008
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Tell A Friend
| |
| Features:
 | Portable photo printer delivers full-bleed borderless images that are dry to the touch | | | Features automatic image quality optimization with water-resistant, tear-proof, smudge-proof and peel-off prints | | | Prints 2 x 3-inch borderless color images in under a minute | | | Wireless-capable Bluetooth hard drive interface; USB 2.0 hard drive interface | | | For use with digital cameras and select cell phones |
|
| Accessories:
|
| Similar Items:
| |
| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Polaroid PoGo™ Instant Mobile Printer is a pocket-sized, inkless digital printer that produces full-color photos wirelessly from cell phones and via PictBridge (USB) from digital cameras.
Camera Phone - The Polaroid PoGo™ Digital Instant Mobile Photo Printer is the easiest way to print photos from a camera phone. Wirelessly transfer images from a Bluetooth-enabled camera phone to the Mobile Printer and print instantly. Using the built-in OBEX (object exchange profile) Bluetooth in the phone and the printer, connecting and printing becomes instant.
Digital Camera - Instantly printing images from a digital camera is as easy as connecting the USB cable to the PictBridge-enabled camera and printer. Once connected, follow the PictBridge screen on the camera display. Simply select what image to send to the printer and within 60 seconds, the print is ready to be shared.
Specification
- Size: 120mm (4.7”) H X 72mm (2.8”) W X 23.5mm (0.9”) D
- Weight: 8 oz (without paper) includes battery
- Battery: 7.2V rechargeable lithium-ion, 15 Prints per charge at 25 C Battery is replaceable
- User Interface: 2 Tri-Color LED indicators
- AC Adapter: 9V output Universal Input 100V to 240 VAC, Printer will print when plug into the AC adapter
- Connectivity: Bluetooth (Class 2) OPP USB 2.0 USB A connector
- Print Speed: 60 seconds per print, from send to share
|
| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 146
 Lots of fun and very creative! October 17, 2008
retro gal (Syracuse, N.Y.)
23 out of 24 found this review helpful
First of all, this is really easy to use. I simply hooked it up to my camera, set my camera to browse photos and an option to print popped right up - it couldn't have been easier. The photos are pretty quick to develop and look great. I agree that the print quality is not perfect, but I actually like this - you can get kind of neat effects (nothing dramatic, but the prints have a particular feel to them, just like classic polaroid pics). If you are looking for precise realism, this isn't the printer for you. However, if you are looking for a fun way to give people a copy of the photo you just took or you want to create a collage or use these photos as part of an art project, etc., then I highly recommend the Pogo. I have thousands of photos stored on my computer but I almost never print them out because it seems like a hassle and gets expensive. However, I have already printed out 40 pogo pics and had a blast doing it!
How Cool is this? September 1, 2008
Oliver Williams
23 out of 25 found this review helpful
What a very cool product, I got it a few weeks ago and have had so much fun with it.
On the plus side:
*Unit is small (just a bit bigger than a deck of cards)
*it is so simple to use
*take it anywhere and a ton of fun
*does not need ink
*can run on batteries
*bluetooth your pictures to it from you cell phone
*There is nothing out there like it
Wish it had:
*Larger size (I hope they are working on one already)
*longer battery life (only 15 prints per charge)
I took mine on the plane last week and then to dinner, it received so much attention, what a blast. So many people were asking "what is that" and "can you take a picture of me". I hope they come out with one that prints larger sizes. The pictures are very good quality (better than polaroid instant, but not HD quality) but then again the fun factor is what this is made for, and if you like a picture you can print as many as you want.
I give it a thumbs up, can't wait till the next model (Come on Polaroid!)
For a first run, I say home run, they could tweek it a bit and it would be perfect.
The surprise on their unsuspecting faces... October 31, 2008
R. Edwards (Foster City, CA (USA))
20 out of 22 found this review helpful
This is not about DPI or anything like that. We're not saving the world or even trying for a very large or accurate representation of it. However! When you can use your phone to take a picture of someone and instantly print it on a printer they're holding in their hands, the look on the face of the subject makes this printer TOTALLY WORTH IT.
You may want to wait for v2, however, because you'll probably inherit broader support from bluetooth and pictbridge devices (both of mine work, no problem, however my usb/bluetooth dongle thinks this printer is a PIM or something and wants to exchange business cards or something with it). meh.
Also, v2 may have longer battery life and *if we're lucky?* a smaller recharging brick (no kidding, the charger is LARGER than the printer). But, seriously, try my experiment:
Turn the printer on and hand it to a co-worker, especially someone that you want to make smile. Then ask them if you can take their picture with your phone. Say: "hold this a second, can I take your picture?" (as though you just want a record of this person). Take the picture and say "thank you" then, quickly now, before they lose focus, tell your bluetooth-enabled mobile camera phone to send-via-bluetooth and voila! the machine makes a soft wirr and kazaa! presto! the person is soon holding a picture of him-or-herself!
Then you can tell them to keep it.
"Hey, Jeff, can I take your picture?"
"Depends on what you're going to do with it."
"Give it to you, if this works..."
"Um... ok"
"Wow, that's really cool"
(an actual exchange)
-r
PS: SERIOUSLY recommended for people who are in desperate need of attention from those around him-or-her (such as myself, honestly).
-=-
Very useful December 5, 2008
ginmar (all over)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
This is a very nifty little gadget. The pictures are good quality, they don't bleed or run, and they're the perfect size for the wallet. Bad points: one charge lasts for about a pack of ten sheets. Still, a great little device.
Perfect Little Printer August 18, 2009
A. DesJardins (SaddleBrooke, AZ USA)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
Wow, what a neat little printer. I charged it as directed, set up the blue tooth
connection to my Motorola K1m, sent a picture from a micro chip in the camera which
had been loaded from my computer and out came a fabulous picture of me in Morocco.
The pic is mounted on magnetic media on my refrig. I travel a lot and wanted a tiny
printer so I can print out the pictures I take of the people I meet along the way
and give them a gift. Many adults and children have never seen themselves in a picture.
I highly recommend this nifty gadget. I do agree with the others that the power supply
is rather large for something this small.
Showing reviews 1-5 of 146
|
|
|
![AmazonBasics Quilted Case for Small Electronics Including Cameras, Mobile Phones, GPS Units (Black) [Amazon Frustration-Free Packaging]](http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B002VPE1YS.01._AA75_PU_PU-5_.jpg)
