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Save over $70 on a pocket photo printer that requires zero ink
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TL;DR: Print your photos effortlessly with the PoooliPrint L1 inkless pocket printer, on sale for $69.99. Use code PRINT10 at checkout to save a total of $74.01.
Some pictures are just too good to keep stored in the cloud. Now, with the PoooliPrint L1 inkless pocket printer, you can print out your best shots, then use them to decorate your fridge immediately.
The PoooliPrint works with ZeroInk technology, which lets you print directly from your smartphone in a matter of seconds — all without having to purchase ink. When you connect to the Poooli App, you can edit your images, add notes, and even create to-do lists.
Here’s a sneak peek at everything the PoooliPrint can do:
At less than two inches wide and weighing in at just six ounces, the PoooliPrint is extremely portable, hence the term “pocket printer.” It’ll last you up to 24 hours on a full charge and is easy to charge via USB.
Normally, this printer retails for $144, but it’s on sale for 44% off, knocking the price down to just $79.99. Plus, when you enter code PRINT10 at checkout, you can save an additional $10. Grab it for just $69.99 for a limited time.
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