I fell for the demo video. Print sticky notes, photos, labels, to-do lists — all from your phone, on cute little rolls of thermal paper. For one evening it was exactly that fun.
Then you actually look at what comes out. Thermal resolution is low — fine for a line of text, sad for anything with detail, and photos are a grey smudge that technically resembles the original. The magic that sold me evaporated the moment the novelty did.
I’ve printed maybe ten labels in the entire time I’ve owned it, and I could have handwritten every one of them faster. It’s not offensively bad, it’s just ₹4,000 of impulse that turned into a drawer object. If you want labels, buy a label maker; if you want fun, this lasts about a day.