Side by Side Comparison of: Cosmos vs Canon

It is well made out of what I assume is neoprene (or something similar). It is the same material as a wet suit I had. The zippers are strong and the handles can be tucked neatly away or pulled out for carrying. I like the separate area for power cord and adapter(s). A few blank paper sheets would also fit inside with the printer if desired. I like being able to protect my printer when traveling. I recommend this product. Thank you.

I bought this for use with the CANON iP110. It fits the printer and its cables snugly, has a durable zipper, and decent padding. I haven't had to do so yet, but should I need to carry my printer elsewhere (out of the house), I would be much less doing so with it in this case. So far, it's made storing the printer nice and easy; I put it in its case, store it in my desk, and take it back out when I need it for a job. I highly recommend the CANON iP110 for people looking for a small, easy to transport printer, and also recommend getting this carrying case for it.

I love this carry case. It holds the printer, new toner cartridges and all the cables. Just great for my next trip.

Very nice case and it works well for the printer. I waited to review until after we had taken a few trips with it. The printer and cables carried well. We brought it along in the carry on bags and even with the treatment we give to carryon's there was no damage or anything that transferred to the printer. The neoprene is stretchy and gives to conform and th thickness provides the protection. The case has enough room for the printer, power supply cables and USB cables. You could probably stuff it with spare ink too (we carried it in another pouch. Well made and worth the price.

Love it love it love it! Finally everything is organized and cable fits no problem

Fits my Epson WF 100 perfectly.

Awesome Deal!- can't wait to use for family party photo booth! It prints some pretty awesome photos, arrived in a day and a half, and set up was super easy. Love the size, it's going to be super convenient for me when it comes time for the party. Printer works well with "SimpleBooth" photo booth event app on the iPad($59.99)Such a cheap way for great photo booth fun and you get to keep all your merchandise! Huge fan of Canon products!!

Amazing printer! Easy to use.My family like it very much.

This little guy is a tried and trusty workhorse. Great for on the spot prints, especially if you need immediate printing for events. I used it for a golf shoot and the results were very well taken by the golfers. Colors are good, it's fast enough (but not speedy, it's not meant for super fast printing), and best of all not one issue with jams or color bleed.

First off I have to say I'm SUPER impressed with prime 1-day shipping avail for this product (plus paper packs)! I ordered maybe 9am and it was delivered by 5pm .

I watched a few you tube videos on using/review before I went ahead and ordered. Set up was just as simple i didn't even bother reading the guide (usually it just makes it more confusing). I was printing within minutes of unboxing!!

For its small size, the print was fast and fun to see the layer of yellow-mengenta-pink then the clear coating.

The lcd is not touch navigation though so it's awkward because all my devices use touch even my big printer. Minor detail though. Though having to browse through the images on an SD card gets aggravating using this > old school method.

Connecting to my iPhone 6 was easy... but connecting my computer gave me a little road block ---i was not clear on what's the access point was. Nothing that a quick google search didn't come up with the answer: search "selphy access point manual" (PS using a macbook air, no CD slot). Once I found the manual it was easy from there.

I think the photo I print from my computer is absolutely BETTER than the one i print from direct from the SD card. I printed from my phone too and it was great as well. I'm loving the CONVENIENCE of printing what i want!

I love sending postcard during my trip. I use to make sure to get some photos printed on-site and then make postcards out of it but finding photo printer in a foreign country is not always easy. So this little gem will be so awesome for the personalized postcard route. Love the crafting possibility! <3

I gave it a 4 star (because I expected crisp vivid photo) but i've changed that! I understand the compact size has its limit, its portability is awesome spec, and the pictures are very very good! Can't ask for better quality at such convenience. Have fun with it!

Well, count me in the 5 star group. I'm loving this thing.

I bought it so that I could have a "box of pictures" like when I was young (many of you aren't young enough to remember how pictures USED to be viewed lol...) We used to sit around the kitchen table and look through the shoebox full of pictures. We'd pass them around and talk about them...read what was written on the back...it was like a time capsule.

Very different from today's Flickr/instagram method.

This printer delivers..period. It's quick, easy to use, and the print quality is plenty good enough at 4x6 size. I have no complaints except that it's a bit touchy when setting up the wireless aspect but a call to Canon got that sorted out very quickly.

It fits. I think it should have more room for the power/usb cables though. I like to carey spare ink too. It all fits but it's a pita to shove it all in there.

Just the right size, for printer, cable, and ink (not battery). Only thing I'd fault it on is the padding, which is thin -- little protection against bumps. Reminds me of the material some wetsuits are made of (rubbery core covered by cloth).

A little large for the Epson mini printer. However, it has a divider so that you can place the cord in it as well.

The sleeve fits the Epson WF-100 printer but except the length is too long. I used it to store an extra black print cartridge. The color cartridge is too big. The neoprene is nice and soft and there is a zippered pocket for cables. However it is too slim to fit the charger. It was convenient to pack in a carry-on suitcase.

Nice bag cushend well to protect printer from bumping unit. For price great deal. Most likely if dropped the printer might be damaged but I just wanted a bag to carrie it easy and not get banged up or scratched .

Used for Epson Workeforce 100 printer works perfect

Love this printer...only down fall is that you have to change the roller in it after about ten pictures, it is is quite costly.

This printer has worked out wonderfully for my non-commercial photo booth. My party guests can watch their photo print while the next group takes photos. A few people have tried to grab it before it completed printing, but there were no ruined photos or errors yet. This printer uses special cartridges and lays down each color separately so it pulls the paper in and out of the printer 4 times. The paper is great and produces a wonderful commercial looking print. The perforation makes removing the extra part of the paper super easy. I've not had any luck with the wifi part of this, I always hook it up directly to the computer using a USB cord, but that could just be operator error.

PROS:
-Compact (W x L of an average book)
-Easy set up
-"WiFi" and direct connection options
-USB, SD card, and camera cable port
-Simple menu options
-Color options for printing (vivid, BW, sepia)
-Gloss seal is of quality, no fingerprints
-Convenient home printing to share simple prints with close family and friends

CONS
-Compromised image quality (see photo)
-Perforated edges on photo paper
-"WiFi" is inconsistent, have to keep re-connecting with each print run
-Will crop your photo without warning therefore wasting ink before you realize half your face didn't make the cut
-Buttons are slow to respond, I usually press every button twice

Overall I think this suits the average household with standard photo printing needs. My parents for instance, do not care about image quality or color. They wouldn't notice things like that. For me personally I say 3 stars but I give it a 4 because I think most people would be happy with it.

Okay, so the photos aren't the highest quality, and the setup is oddly lengthy and complicated (pairing with phone isn't an intuitive out-of-the-box sort of thing), but once it's working it's really, really fun. Small footprint, and individual prints aren't that expensive if you buy in bulk. I love it because I have more than a decade of photos that I've never printed, and this makes it easy to print out your favorite photos. Terrific if you have kids with school projects (no more running to Walgreens to print out photos for their posters at the last minute) or if you just want to print quick photos to share with grandparents, etc. Print quality is better on photos with very good light.

Great little printer. Of course the prints do not have the contrast of professional prints. The biggest complaint is that the app does not let you rotate the picture, preview or crop. It really would not take a lot to modify the app to include these features. So you must have the photo exactly as you want it before you pull it into the app. Kind of defeats the purpose of instant. Basically for the first 5 prints heads kept getting cut off. Still like the little printer just hope Canon updates the app.

The case fits my canon ip110 without the battery. However, I really cannot bare the smell. After stay with the bag in the room for 5 minutes. I felt dizzy and want to vomit. Don't know what's wrong with this bag. After I washed the bag, I can still smell the weird smell.

Okay. A little small for everything and to much $

As described.

I purchased this case for the Canon Pixma iP 110 based on other reviews. One review mentioned it holds the case with the battery. It probably does, IF the battery is not attached to the printer. With the battery attached, the zipper on the case does not even come close to serving its function. Although there are only two screws holding the battery on, it would have been nice to leave the battery on once it is purchased. Perhaps the description should have specifically mentioned it covers the printer, but not with the battery attached.

I've had this printer for about two years now. It just stopped working. Powers up and leaves me at a blank screen. Can't do anything. Worked really well when I first got it. I'm not sure what is wrong with it. Printed really good pictures. Fast. Very convenient to have at home.

Bought and used this in a fundraiser. It worked great, without needing to be plugged in to AC but be aware that the battery and charger does not come with the unit. More $$$ but worth it. The paper is expensive but you factor this into the price of the photography you are doing. Over all, a good solid small portable printer. So why the three stars? Most events do not have a wyfi network connection and, for the very Life of me, i could not get the airbridge or any other way to send pictures to the unit except through an SD card. I really wanted to use my Iphone and press PRINT. I had several very smart people look into it and all I got was scratched heads and defeated reasons for buying this printer. If anyone got it to send pictures to this printer without wyfi PLEASE let me know!! Thanks!

I was hoping it would have a direct connect USB cable so that I would not have to download the app on each smartphone that wanted to print.I am trying to contact Canon for the cable but it not as easy as I thought.The one photo did print was good color quality, however, it was cropped and not exactly as seen on my phone or the printer display.I will work with it some more tonight, stand by.

This printer was almost everything that I needed. I bought it to do party favor for the guests at my Grandma's upcoming birthday party but it just doesn't quite make the cut.Pros: Quick printing even from all types of devices; direct Wifi; black exterior; simple setup; watching the printer; waterproof printsCons: The only true con for me is the major desaturation of images.If you use IG or other filter heavy apps, this is probably not a big deal for you. Since we're using the pictures with the party favors, we want them to print true to color.If Canon had a solution for the desaturation, I'd buy it again in a heartbeat. Until then, it's back to Amazon!

This printer is great for casual use and if you are not particularly picky about your photo quality.The photo paper that feeds through this prints slightly smaller than 4x6. It's frustrating because the photo prints as a 4x6 image but there are perforated sides to tear off and those go through the printed image. The actual photo size is 3mm short on the long side. I got this printer to use with Project Life which has photo pockets specifically at 4x6, and these photos are slightly too loose and you can see gaps through the photo pages. Also, if you use these in photo frames, they will be slightly too small. I know this is the printer review and not the photo paper, but since Canon specifically states to use this photo paper, I feel like I need to include this in the review.The photo quality is great for an at home printer. I've printed photos before on all-in-one printers and this prints quality photos quickly and smoothly with no drying time. The machine feeds the paper through 4 times and puts layers of color on before finishing. I had little to no lag time in printing.However, the quality is not up to speed with those you order through an online/store retailers. Photos I order online and have shipped to my home are crisp quality. Photos printed with the SELPHY come out nicely but are not very crisp, glossy and the colors are not as vibrant.PROS: very convenient home use, quick prints without lag, no drying time, able to crop photos on screen, usb/sd card connectivityCONS: expensive photo paper required, prints are slightly smaller than 4x6, colors are not vibrant, photos are not as crisp as professional quality, not all photos are compatible with the display view on printer

Not what i expected at all. Not very big and the printer barely fits and that is it. Would not recommend purchasing this item.

Very tight fit for a Canon iP90 or iP100 printer. Everything fits but just barely, makes for a very bulky and stretched bag. With the cables and the printer stuffed in, there's no place to securely store the ink cartridges.You're much better off buying a 14 inch laptop bag with a should strap such as this one and have more flexibility to store stuff comfortablyhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00DUGZFLK and cheaper too

Apparently 5 minutes on Google before buying would have saved me some post Christmas frustration. This device is NOT compatible with Windows 8,10, or recent iOS devices. Despite the sales pitch our iPhones won't recognize it, even with either of the Canon phone apps. The drivers disk that comes with it won't even help your computer find this brick. The Canon web-site is also no help. Click the drivers button all you want for this printer and nothing will happen. What's even more jacked is the 10 year old HP Photosmart this was supposed to replace has no problems with Windows 10.Update: I dug out an old USB mini cable (not Android/Kindle type) and plugged it in to get it my PC to recognize it but there's still no way for my Windows 10 PC and laptop to see it via wireless. I've tried the Canon Selphy app on both mine and my wife's 4S iPhones (ios 9 & 7 respectively) and neither can see it either. But our Samsung Galaxy tab has no problem assessing it. The test photo we printed from our PC via the USB cable looked great so we'll be keeping it after all due lack of a similar competitor. Canon seriously needs to step up their product support.

I bought this printer to print quality pictures on the go. I was excited since I was spending so much money, and this appeared to be a dedicated photo printers by one of the world leaders in manufacturing camera and printers, i.e. Canon. That said, I was kind of disappointed. When I printed the first picture, I noted some change in the colors compared to the original picture. I didn't give up. I read the entire manual and learnt about various options and features to adjust brightness and etc. I explored almost all of them. To the point that I ran out of paper. Unfortunately, even the best-quality print which looked closest to the original picture was not satisfactory to me. Bear in mind, I did the Math and it would cost me almost double for printing on this printer compared to having them developed at a big box retail store, however, that I was willing to pay, if the quality was good enough. Sadly, it was not. No need to post the pictures. I notices some other customer posted some picture side by side with the actual picture. I arrived at the same conclusion. Let me say, I confirm those pictures. The quality of the pictures on this dedicated-for-printing lacks too much from the original picture, at least for me that was the case. I wish it worked out. It could be a huge convenience. Sadly ended up returning the item.

I have a Canon Selphy ES30 that I'd still be using were it not for the fact that Canon has not produced drivers compatible with versions of Mac OSXbeyond OSX 10.4 for the ES30. I thought this would be a good replacement, even though Canon doesn't offer drivers for it that are compatible with OSX beyond version 10.8. I was wrong. It is incredibly slow (compared to the Selphy ES30, which is no speed demon). I don't know if that has anything to do with the use of a wireless connection. It shouldn't, since the printer sits less than three feet from the wireless router. I just dug out a USB cable (no, Canon doesn't include one with the printer) to see if a USB connection will speed up the transfer of the photo image from computer to printer.But I could live with the snail's pace if the print quality matched that of the ES30. The prints I've gotten so far are quite washed out. They are definitely inferior to the ones produced by the ES30. (And the printer is out of ink after only six prints. It's a teaser ink cartridge. You'll need a regular one almost immediately.)In summary, had I known how this printer works in practice, I wouldn't have bought it.

I purchased this printer to print pictures at home for scrapbooking after reading several positive reviews. It is a neat idea - and I like the convenience of it; however, the quality of the prints is not that great, it's not even good really. It was easy to download the app to my phone and print pictures; however, the app does not allow for any edits. If your picture is the wrong size - you can't change it - and thus it will print either cropped off or zoomed in too much. You can only print horizontal pictures. The photos come out slightly blurry - as I said - the quality is just not that great and I cannot use the pictures for Project Life scrapbooking as intended. Having said all that, we are going to keep the printer because we have already used it on three separate occasions to print pictures for our kids school projects/posters (where the quality just doesn't really matter and if the formatting/size prints out goofy we can just select another picture to print and try again). All in all - definitely disappointed in this printer and probably would not buy again. - Jen

For such a small printer, it is complicated to set up. I have a Mac, and the instructions were unclear. After struggling for about half an hour, I called Canon and the techs there had no idea what to tell me. In addition, they failed to listen to what I was telling them. For example, I tried several times to say I had my own router and they kept telling me to contact my service provider for the router number. In the end, I was dismissed with a suggestion that I contact Apple and have their techs try a hierarchy of different things, including breaching my firewall, which they assured me would be no problem. Apple's techs were able to solve my problem in just a few minutes. For one thing, they were familiar with BOTH of the methods in the manual for connecting wirelessly to an Apple/Mac wireless network. What they told me to do was already in the manual; they just clarified the process. They immediately threw out all the outlandish ideas that the Canon tech had to "consult" his superiors to get. But that's just the tech service. I found that the photos are relatively sharp, but the coloration is poor. The same photo printed on my 4 in 1 HP printer comes out much more vibrant and true to the original than on this Selphy. For Canon, and for a dedicated photo printer, this is very disappointing. The printer is also clunky to use because of the paper tray that extends out so far. It isn't as compact as it looks. Would not purchase again or recommend to others.

The reason i'm giving this two stars is that it constantly need to be reinstalled. We got this for our wedding and had everything working perfectly a week before... Then on the day we needed it most nothing. Spent over an hour trying to get it to work (a group of engineers trying to trouble shoot this thing) end up giving up. After coming home just uninstalled the whole thing and tried re-installing it magically starts working again. No other fix would work (wired or wireless), trust me we tried everything... This has happened 5 more times on all different computers and tablets. Have to uninstall then reinstall then works great... Wish I had known to do this on our wedding. Prints greats once you get it working. Pretty much have to reinstall it every-time you want to use it. A lot of hassle.

The handles on this case came apart the first time it was used.

I've been using this printer for 3 years. It used to work great. Now it won't print anymore and I keep getting errors such as "incorrect paper size" or "paper jam", etc. although I bought the print papers straight from Canon.P.S. I found a tip online that worked for me. "I had the same problem after turning on the printer for the first time after several months of not using it. Finally the solution was cleaning the little gray rolling parts that pull the paper in. After having removed the dust it worked like a charm." Thank you MartaS from ifixit dot com.

I tried to like this product, however like most printers, it ended up breaking on us in multiple ways. The photo paper will not feed properly anymore, you have to manually push the paper in so the feeder will catch it. Sometimes the prints come out discolored. The last straw was when it said to replace the cartridge as it was empty - yet we had just put a new cartridge in! Will try another brand next time around.

My package came with stains. It looked like somebody had spilt melted wax of candy on the package. The package had been previously opened and was missing a cord that it need to turn on. I attached a photo of one of the stains. I really expected a lot better from a product and a store that had decent ratings.

Great printer but went bad less that a year after buying it

I was able to use this printer, probably about 20 times, in the whole 2 years I've owned it. Tried using this tonight and it gives me different errors. (paper jam, wrong size, etc.) Also, upgraded my computer, that now is running windows 10. This product does not work well on the newer operating system... To be honest, I'm not sure if it works at all. Spoke to someone in technical support and we tried to print using my phone. (android) still would give me the same errors. Disappointed that we spent over a hundred dollars, with the cost of, ink, paper and the cost of the machine only to get maybe 20 prints.Just be warned that if you are using a newer operating system (Windows 10) this might not be for you. Maybe others have had better luck with the machine lasting longer than mine. I can only tell you about my experience.

First, its awesome for a photo printer. However - BIG however - just bought a computer and laptop (with Windows 8 and 10) and this printer cannot work with these new operating systems! Be warned: you will spend a lot on this machine and Canon will not support, offer drivers or a replacement that will work with 8, 8.1 or 10. HUGELY bad customer service if you ask me and guarantees that I will not buy another Canon.I have the email from Canon saying they "chose not to support" the new OS - just like that. Really?!?! So this expensive printer is now a paperweight. Great. Last Canon for me!