Godox has launched the new P100 Portable photo printer in China. It is priced at 699 yuan ($104) and is designed as a compact, easy-to-use device for printing photos directly from a smartphone. The standard package includes the printer and a 10-sheet cartridge of dye-sublimation paper. Godox sells 20-sheet replacement cartridges separately.

The P100 is designed with portability in mind. It weighs around 320 grams and measures 142.5 x 86.8 x 26.8 mm, making it compact enough to carry like a thick power bank. It sports a simple, modern design with rounded edges, allowing it to be comfortably held in one hand or packed into a bag. The printer comes with a USB-C charging port and supports a 5V/2A input, so it can be charged using most standard phone chargers.

Inside, the P100 uses a 1256 print heating head. It prints at a resolution of 300 dpi and supports up to 16.7 million colors. The dye-sublimation process generally offers better color accuracy than Zink, though it requires a specific type of paper and ink ribbon.

Godox handles this by using an all-in-one cartridge system. The photo paper and the ribbon are housed in a single unit. When the printer runs empty, you just open the side compartment and swap the whole cartridge out without needing any extra tools. The physical paper size is 97 x 53 mm, leaving an actual printed image area of 86 x 53 mm.

The printer features an automatic lamination process that serves as the final step of printing. It applies a clear protective film over each photo, helping shield the image from water, dust, and fingerprints. The coating also reduces the effects of everyday friction and humidity, helping keep printed photos in better condition for longer.

You connect to the printer via Bluetooth. If you have an NFC-enabled phone, you can tap it against the printer for quicker pairing. All the actual printing is handled through the Godox Cam app, available on iOS and Android. The app includes standard editing tools like filters, frames, and collage layouts. It also features a built-in ID photo maker, which formats your pictures to standard sizes for passports and visas, complete with options to change the background color.

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(JD)