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Initially available in three colors – Ash White, Dusty Pink and Dark Denim Blue – I fully expect Fuji to release more colors down the line.Įither way, it’s still more color options than the SP-2.ĭespite claiming Gold and Silver as options, both of these colorways appear pretty much the same. So it’s not surprising buyers like to pick their favorite look instead of prioritising secondary features.Īnd again this is where the Insta Mini Link wins. This is to be expected considering the final print quality is basically the same. The final decision when buying an instant photo printer often comes down to style more than features. Overall these reductions make the Mini Link feel a lot more pocketable than the SP-2. It’s a significant saving for an already light product.ĭimension-wise Fuji has also managed to make some good savings. The Mini Link is also smaller and lighter.Ĭoming in around 20% lighter than the SP-2 (and that’s not including the SP-2’s battery). With the Mini Link, Fuji appears to have reverted back to a fun design that should appeal to a wider audience.įeaturing a rounded body made from a grippy textured plastic – it manages to blend modern and sleek design with a friendly overall feel. The Share SP-2 design wasn’t for everyone. Design, weight and sizeįujifilm hasn’t reached the heights of Polaroid in terms of iconic design for its Instax devices yet.īut the Share SP-2 design was a clear breakaway from the fun and friendly look of previous Instax cameras.Ĭlearly, the idea was to turn smartphone printers into a must-have fashion accessory rather than a kids toy. I won’t think twice about uninstalling the Instax Share app though. Really the only downside with this new app is that it isn’t backwards compatible with the older printer models.

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Launching with a whole range of fun new features and print templates – you can read my full review of the Instax Mini Link and app for more details. Unlike it’s Instax Share app predecessor – the new app is a delight to use.īeautifully designed, simple to use and not clunky at all – this feels like a whole new era for instant photo printers. The new Instax Mini Link app just works as a modern app should. It’s finally an app worthy of writing about. The second major difference between these printers – has nothing to do with the hardware at all.

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Bluetooth is the clear winner in terms of connectivity. The Mini Link pairs easily through the new companion app and automatically reconnects each time it’s switched on.Ĭonnecting via Bluetooth also allows your phone to stay connected to the internet while you use the Mini Link to print your photos.įast and simple. No more fussing around with passwords and wifi networks. But the day-to-day usability improvements and time savings it delivers are a massive improvement.Ĭonnection to the Instax Mini Link is a breeze compared to the older SP-2. This might not seem like a big deal to most. The biggest change between these two smartphone printers is actually a small one. The differences and similarities between them.Switching to Bluetooth is a major step forward.So we decided to take a detailed look at how it compares to the current favourite, the Instax Share SP-2. New app, connection method and featuresįujifilm’s latest smartphone printer the Instax Mini Link has hit the shelves just in time for Christmas. Sharp and simple with some good features, the SP-2 app and design has not aged well. Instax Mini Link and Share SP-2 Printers Comparedįresh, functional and with plenty of new features - the Mini Link is a fantastic and fun smartphone printer.

We compare two of Fujifilm’s smartphone printers side-by-side to discover the key differences – and find out why the Instax Mini Link is better than the SP-2.