Kodak’s pocket photo printer drops to $67.99 at Amazon
Mashable reports the white Kodak Step Instant Smartphone Photo Printer is $12 off at Amazon as of July 17, with the deal listed for a limited time.
By Georgia Hale · Staff Writer
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The white Kodak Step Instant Smartphone Photo Printer is down to $67.99 at Amazon as of July 17, according to Mashable’s deals coverage.
That price cuts $12 from the printer’s listed $79.99 full price. Mashable reports the offer is available for a limited time, with Amazon showing a claimed-deal progress bar in the upper-right corner of the deal page. Once that bar fills, Mashable says the offer disappears.
The printer is aimed at anyone who wants to turn phone photos into small physical prints without hauling around a full-size photo setup. According to Mashable, the Kodak Step Instant works with iOS and Android devices over Bluetooth.
Its prints come out on 2-by-3-inch sticky-backed photo paper, Mashable reports, making them ready for notebooks, lockers, scrapbooks or wherever tiny photo evidence of a good day belongs.
What the Kodak Step Instant does
Mashable says the printer can connect to a phone and print favorite digital pictures directly from the device. The Kodak app adds extra tools, including collage creation, filters, borders and stickers, according to the report.
The printer is also built for carrying around. Mashable reports that the Kodak Step Instant weighs less than a pound, so it can fit into a bag for travel, parties or summer outings.
Battery life is part of the pitch, too. According to Mashable, the printer includes a built-in lithium-ion rechargeable battery that can produce up to 25 photos on a full charge.
The deal details
- Product: Kodak Step Instant Smartphone Photo Printer
- Color: White
- Retailer: Amazon
- Sale price: $67.99
- Full price listed: $79.99
- Discount: $12
- Availability: Limited-time deal, according to Mashable
Mashable’s deal listing links to the Kodak Step Instant Smartphone Photo Printer at Amazon. The offer applies to the white model, and the reported sale price was live as of July 17.
For shoppers who still like a photo they can hold, this is a small discount on a compact phone printer with Bluetooth printing, sticky-backed prints and app-based customization.
This story draws on original reporting from Mashable.