Printstik - Portable Printer from PlanOn

http://www.netbooknews.com The Print stick portable printer by plan on is only 1.5 pounds and runs on spools of paper and hooks up to your black berry or through windows drivers to your netbook.

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[nathanmalcolm21]

This printer works really well, and is really small. Comes with a carrying case and works great with Windows. Perfect for on the go users and quality is really good. Printer paper cheap.

[minipcpro]

@nathanmalcolm21 ok nathan and rachel, let me tell you something about gaining reputation and taking care of your online brand equity. It's not supportive when you are making up fake youtube accounts and trying to push your product. this is so obvious and i can't say that i really like it, when our channel is becoming an instrument for such a poor marketing. please stop that. thank you!

[1990iceboy]

its very slowly and not heavy duty its just for show and its portable just thats i..

[Planet4Networks]

Hi This printer is nice but if you would like to see a really tough alternative printers please go to google and type planet 4 networks

I hope this helps anyone looking for help or advice on mobile printing.

Thanks

[XenovannHellwolf]

Terrible, as always theres a catch, $20 paper rolls and 5 minute print jobs. Make it better, I cant believe a company even put this out on the market.

[compartPL]

@nathanmalcolm21 we tested it and: very slow, poor printing quality on standard paper, poor plastic quality, paper change is terrible, poor battery.

[docomoface]

@minipcpro ironically, the uploader's choice to reply has allowed more people to look at this alleged fake comment.

[SmexiiStevie]

wow you have to use special paper? deal breaker. and the fact that it's super slow, deal breaker 2.

[gotanmp3]

Also, if you have the patience, you can re-spool the paper yourself with regular fax paper. I bought a regular el-cheapo pack from Office Depot and actually got better print quality than the included paper. Granted, it's a cumbersome process of manually rolling the paper onto the spool (think re-stringing a weedeater, but with paper), but as far as print compatibility goes - it works fine.

[gotanmp3]

I recently bought a Printstik even though there plenty of mixed reviews on it. The build quality of the plastic portions has that typical "made in China" look and feel. At least the actual guts of the device are metal and thermal print heads usually last a very long time. It's slow, somewhat noisy and the print quality is about the same as a commercial receipt printer.

Of course, if you need portable inkless printing (I do HVAC work and loathe carbon forms), it gets the job done.