Printer AgfaPhoto Realpix Pocket P termisk hvid

The AgfaPhoto Realpix Pocket P Thermal White is a compact thermal photo printer designed for instant, on-the-go printing from mobile devices. It offers a maximum resolution of 203 x 203 DPI and connects via Bluetooth to smartphones and tablets. The slim white housing and lightweight construction make this device easy to carry and position for quick prints at events, travel or home use.

Advantages

The printer's thermal printing technology requires no ink cartridges and simplifies maintenance. Bluetooth connectivity enables direct printing from compatible mobile devices without cables. With a maximum resolution of 203 x 203 DPI the device delivers clear snapshots suitable for social sharing and photo albums. Its compact form factor and 0.179 kg weight make it highly portable and simple to integrate into a small workspace or travel bag.

Suitable for

• Printing small photo prints from smartphones and tablets
• Instant prints at parties, events and travel
• Creating physical photo keepsakes for scrapbooks and albums
• Quick personal photo prints for sharing or framing

Key specifications

• Printing technology: thermal
• Maximum resolution: 203 x 203 DPI
• Connectivity: Bluetooth (wireless)
• Product colour: White
• Weight: 0.179 kg
• Wi‑Fi: No
• Ethernet LAN: No

How to use

Charge the printer according to the supplied instructions, power it on and enable Bluetooth pairing. Install the compatible printing app on your smartphone or tablet, follow the app prompts to pair with the AgfaPhoto Realpix Pocket P Thermal White and select images to print. Adjust basic print settings in the app if available, then start printing. Replace the thermal paper roll or media as required by following the device's loading procedure.

Recommendations

Use high-quality thermal photo paper designed for the unit to ensure optimal image reproduction. Keep the device dry and avoid exposure to extreme temperatures. For best results, allow prints to cool briefly before handling and store printed photos away from direct sunlight to preserve image clarity.