Canon Selphy CP1300 Wireless Compact Photo Printer w Mopria Device Printing, White

opened the box unwrapped the items and plugged it in. inserting the ink cartridge was simple enough (hint: hold it so the text engraved on one side of the cartridge faces up) and loaded the sheets of photo paper into the tray then inserted the tray into the printer.i choose to use WiFi from an iPhone using my own WiFi network. typing the password letter-by-letter took a little time but was no different from doing that on a TV remote to log into a service like Netflix.Once the printer was on my WiFi network I found a picture in my photos then tapped "share" and one of the options was Print. I choose the Slephy printer and that was it. No need to install any app on the iPhone when I just wanted to print an image. The screen on the Selphy printer said "Busy" which was reassuring that something was happening. after about 45 seconds the print was finished and looked amazing.to achieve borderless prints a small sliver of the image at each end it lost. not ideal but for the half dozen pictures i printed to sort of mess around and see what this thing could do none of them were spoiled by having about 3-2 mm cropped off each end. the sheets of glossy printer paper have fine perforations that will cleanly snap off from each end on the finished print giving you a sharp-edged borderless print. people refer to the paper size as being 4x6 but in reality the finished prints are about 3-15/16" tall by 5=13/16th" wide. close enough for me.the only trouble i have with the printer is that is so much fun that i want to go crazy and print every photo i have.if you want to get back into having physical prints of your photos and the the size of 4x6 prints is satisfactory for you this machine is pretty great. if you have an iPhone it seems to be able to just print your photos directly from the camera roll without additional software (this amy also be true of Android but I haven't tried that myself).