As the title would suggest, this post is my totally honest PoooliPrint review, along with some awesome helpful advice and examples for you!
If you’re looking for an honest PoooliPrint review because you’re trying to decide whether or not to get a Poooli Printer, you’ve come to the right place!

First off let me give you a summary of PoooliPrint review, with a list of PoooliPrint pros and cons, in case you don’t want to spend too long on this!
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PoooliPrint Review – Summary of PoooliPrint Pros and Cons
PoooliPrinter PROS
- This is a very handy and compact little pocket printer.
- In my opinion the PoooliPrinter is good value for money (especially with my discount code, see below).
- You can purchase a wide variety of print materials, from patterned stickers to plain white paper.
- It never runs out of ink or smudges.
- It’s extremely easy to use with the free app.
- It’s great for bullet journaling (I’ve done some nice free printables for you at the bottom of this post) and school projects.
- Very good customer service if you have a problem.
- You can now get extra large versions too (I want one!).
- My six year old daughter thinks it’s very cool.
PoooliPrinter CONS
- It only prints in black and white (although you can use colored/patterned papers).
- No next day delivery option. Express delivery is 3 days at best, free delivery is about a week.
- They’re good value for money – the price has dropped, PLUS I have a 15% discount code for you!
- Why is it called a PoooliPrinter? No one knows!
So, is the PoooliPrinter worth it?
My honest view is that YES, the PoooliPrinter is worth it! I think the PoooliPrinter is really good because it’s just a cool little gadget that does exactly what it says it will. It’s really good for journaling and projects, never runs out of ink, and has amazing customer service.
Overall then, you can see that on balance I think the PoooliPrinter is a sound purchase and I’d recommend getting one if you’re looking for a handy pocket printer. But now let’s go a little more in-depth into what a PoooliPrinter can do and why I think it’s worth it…

Now we’ve summarised my PoooliPrint review, let’s get into the nitty gritty!
Full PoooliPrint Review With Examples and Instructions
First off, I was lucky enough to be sent a PoooliPrinter pocket printer (the L2 model) by PoooliPrint, in exchange for an honest review.
As such, I’ve tested it extensively myself so that I can give you just that – a very honest PoooliPrint review! And I’m happy to say that I honestly do think that the PoooliPrinter is worth it – I love it.
PoooliPrint have also kindly given me a whopping 15% discount code to share with my readers! You can use this link and the code TARA15 at checkout if you’d like to take advantage of that!
So if you’re not exactly clear on what a PoooliPrinter is, it’s a small pocket printer that uses thermal technology (ie there’s no ink to change, ever!) to print photos, images and lists straight from your phone. So it’s very handy to have around!
It works alongside a free app which provides templates for notes and lists, plus they have a great Pinterest board full of free printables for images and stickers (great for bullet journaling or scrapbooking). Check it out here or click on the image of some of their boards below…
The PoooliPrinter comes with a variety of colored and patterned papers and sticky papers and labels, which you can purchase seperately if you fancy adding a bit of color to your creations.
How to use a PoooliPrinter
When you recieve your PoooliPrinter, it’ll look something like this…

To start using it you need to:
- Plug it in to charge, using the cable in the box.
- Download to free app.
- Turn your PoooliPrinter on.
- Sync your PoooliPrinter with the app (either use bluetooth or print out a QR code directly from your PoooliPrinter).
- Load your chosen paper (very easy to do, you just stick it in).
- And off you go!
As it’s very simple to do you shouldn’t have any issues, but if you do you’ll find that the PoooliPrint team are very helpful and friendly.
The app is extremely simple and has an easy to use interface and clear functions.
PoooliPrint Examples
To start off, let’s say I want to print off a photo of my daughter’s show and tell. This is her doing some activities for a school project on science…

Well then I just go to the ‘Print Photo’ option on the app homescreen and, well… I print the photo.
Personally I print everything in the ‘dark’ option as I find it gives the best contrast.

This is perfect for show and tell school project where you just want quick and easy images so that they can have them literally within seconds.
For the same reason, the PoooliPrinter is also perfect for quickly creating ‘memory’ pages in bullet journals, scrapbooks, travel journals and the like.

Here’s my very own August 2020 memories spread in my bullet journal, followed by my October bullet journal monthly cover page.
Both of these were created literally within minutes!



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And if you need to quickly collate and print off a cool ‘to do’ list, you can do that within seconds – even while standing in line at the store!

This is an great way to keep your bullet journal looking amazing while saving A LOT of time. (Which is why I recommend the PoooliPrinter in this post on why bullet journals need not take up a lot of time!)
So you’re getting the idea, right?
To mix things up, you can use sticky paper, labels, colored and patterned paper, all of which are available from the PoooliPrint store (remember you can use my link and the code TARA15 for 15% off).

So what more can I tell you about the PoooliPrinter, other than that overall I think it’s worth it because it’s an all round lovely product?
I’m not sure… so in that case how about I just treat you to a few free printables I’ve created for you to use if you do decide to get one?!
You can just screenshot these straight to your phone, then they’ll be available to print as photos on the PoooliPrint app.
I created them using Canva – a great free tool if you want to try creating something similar yourself.
I hope that you’ll like these for using in your bullet journal spreads… or just whatever you like really!
I’ve also created a Pinterest board of general PoooliPrint Inspo, so I’ll pop these on there too.
Plus a few more if you’re lucky 😉
And one last time, here’s my affiliate link and discount code for 15% off your PoooliPrinter:
Visit the PoooliPrint site here, and use the code TARA15 for 15% off!
I hope you’ve enjoyed this PoooliPrint review and found it helpful!
And enjoy your free printables…
UPDATE! November 2021 – I’ve created 53 FREE Christmas printables for you to use with your Poooli Printer. You can find them here. You don’t need to sign up to anything or even download them – they’re totally free, just click and print. You’re welcome!
Has this PoooliPrint Review helped you to decide if the PoooliPrinter is worth it? If you enjoyed it, please share on Pinterest and social media!…

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Visit the PoooliPrint site here, and use the code TARA15 for 15% off!
Tara!!!! Loved this, thank you… As a result, I have ordered a Pooli with your discount… CANNOT wait to receive it! Thank you xxx
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Thanks Corrina, I’m so glad you found it helpful! I hope you enjoy using your Poooli – I’m sure you’ll love it!:)
So I just got one for Christmas and I’m messing around with it. I’d love to know if you create any content in the Poooli app or do you always do it on Canva and then bring it in? For example: I just want to write “January” horizontally but in the app I find I cannot get it centered vertically on the printer paper. So I’m just wondering about some of these logistics. Another example is in a list template-I couldn’t type in the banner section, only the large blank space. Do you have a post about “how tos” like those?
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Hey Julie!
I’m so pleased to hear that you got a PoooliPrint and really hope you’re enjoying using it! In answer to your question, I generally create any ‘arty’ prints that I want in Canva as I do find it much quicker and easier. Just in case you don’t know this already – you can type ‘January’ (or presumably ‘February’ now!) into the search bar under ‘elements’ and you will get lots of pre-made options you can use if you prefer not to create something yourself. It’s also fine to screenshot anything from across the web, since this is just for personal use, so check out the options on google images too. If you want to visit my page on Pinterest too, I have created boards for ‘PoooliPrint Ideas’ and ‘Inspirational Quotes’, there is tons of stuff on there that you might like. And I also created a post with lots of free printables on this site, so check that out in case there’s anything that catches your eye there! And remember that PoooliPrint customer services are really good and have always got back to me really quickly with any questions – support@poooliprint.com (or you can also use the contact form on their website). I hope this helps Julie, and thank you so much for getting in touch! 🙂