Phomemo Reviews

I’m really liking not having to buy ink anymore, really. The ink-free setup is super handy, and while the prints aren’t perfect-perfect, they look good enough for everyday stuff.

The updates really helped. My printer connects a lot faster now and I havent had as many issues as before. Im happy with it so far.

I was mostly focused on whether I could get my printer connected without a hassle, and the app handled that quickly. I didn’t really dig through every feature, but for making a few labels, it was straightforward and only took me a couple minutes. No weird steps or confusion, so I’m happy with it

My order showed up quickly, which was nice. Everything was fine except one of the label rolls was the wrong size, so that held me up a little. I contacted support and they got it sorted without much hassle, but it was still a bit annoying having to deal with it over one roll.

The printer itself is fine, no real complaints there, but man, the shipping was slow as heck. I waited way longer than the estimated delivery date, and the tracking barely updated the whole time. I had to hit up support just to figure out what was going on. Not a total disaster, but yeah, kinda annoying

This thermal paper works well. The prints come out clear, and I haven’t noticed any fading so far.

The return process was straightforward, and I appreciated that there weren’t any unnecessary complications. My refund was processed fairly quickly, so overall, I’m happy with the experience

I ordered from phomemo.com and the product showed up working fine, so I can’t really complain too much about the actual item.

The packaging was kind of hard to describe, but basically just felt a little underwhelming. The box had a dent on one side, and the padding inside seemed thin. Nothing arrived broken, thankfully, but it didn’t exactly feel super protected either.

For the price, I guess I expected the packing to be a bit more secure. It wasn’t awful, but it wasn’t great either. Just okay overall.

I just wanted to print a few random phone pics, and they came out clear. Obviously they’re not studio-level or anything, but for quick little photos, they look really nice. It was easy to use too, no annoying setup or hassle.

I thought setting up the Bluetooth was going to be a whole thing, but it ended up being super simple. I opened the app, selected the printer, and before I knew it, my phone was connected and ready to go in about a minute.

I’ve been using it to make little labels around the house, and the connection has been reliable. Every now and then I have to reopen the app, but it’s not a big deal at all. Overall, I’ve been really happy with it

I’m really happy with it so far. The printer works well, i haven’t had time to mess with every single feature yet because I’ve been busy, but for what I needed, it’s been great. Shipping was quick enough for me too, so no complaints there

When it actually stays connected, the prints look good. But it drops the connection way more often than I expected, and I don’t have the patience to keep messing with it every time I need to print something

I picked up the Phomemo label printer because the price seemed reasonable and I really didn’t need anything too fancy. I’ll admit I was a little worried I was getting pulled in by one of those deals that looks better than it actually is.
So far, it does the basic job fine. Setup wasn’t too bad, and the print quality is decent for regular labels. The app can be kind of frustrating here and there, though, which makes it feel a little less smooth than I hoped.

The main thing is the label rolls cost more over time than I expected, so it doesn’t feel quite as cheap as it first looked. I don’t think I got fooled exactly, but I also wouldn’t call it an amazing bargain. It’s good enough, just not perfect.

I did end up getting help with the warranty, so I can’t really complain too much. But wow, the waiting part was definitely frustrating. I kept thinking, okay, maybe they’ll get back to me today… nope, not yet. In the end, they handled it, but I wish the whole thing had moved a little faster.

I had a good feeling about this one, and my instinct was right. The prints usually come out nice and clear. A few labels have looked a little light, but overall I’m happy with the quality.

I bought these Phomemo labels after a friend mentioned them, and while the print quality is actually fine, the adhesive just doesn’t hold up. After a day or two, the corners started peeling up, even on clean plastic storage boxes. A few labels even fell off completely in my drawer. Disappointing because labels aren’t much use if they won’t stay stuck. I wouldn’t buy them again.

I’ve been using my Phomemo printer for about a month now, the battery life has really impressed me. I print labels a few times a week, and I still haven’t had to charge it very often. So far it’s been reliable and easy to use, and I feel confident recommending it based on my experience...

I use my Phomemo for labels, and it prints quick. Starts up fast, no waiting around much. The app can take a sec to connect sometimes, but once it’s going, printing is smooth. Solid 4 stars.

I don’t know, maybe I was expecting too much, but the label design options felt limited to me. I kept looking through them thinking I might be missing something, but there just weren’t many styles that really stood out...

The printer itself works fine once it actually connects, but my gut feeling is that the device compatibility is a little uneven. I got it working with my iPhone after a few tries, but my older Android tablet just did not want to pair properly. The app also seems to act a bit differently depending on which device you’re using, which makes it feel less smooth than it should. It’s not a dealbreaker, but if you switch between phones or have family members using it too, it can get kind of annoying