Weighing in at a little over 200g, the battery- powered PoGo is a truly portable printing option. Images can be sent to the printer either wirelessly via Bluetooth, or through the unit’s inbuilt USB slot, meaning that images can be easily printed from mobile phones and digital cameras alike.



The prints take form on 2x3in paper sheets that employ Polaroid’s ZINK zero ink technology. The technology, as the name suggests, allows the printer to operate without ink, as the paper contains 100 billion yellow, magenta and cyan dye crystals that are activated by 200 million heat pulses during the 30-second warming process. The PoGo creates each print in around 60 seconds, beginning to end, and about 14 prints are possible on each charge. The prints themselves show an interesting array of tone and colour – subtle tones are all but lost in translation, and the magenta element of the paper seemed overly keen to appear in areas of bright light or high-contrast.