Canon SELPHY QX20 BK photo printer Dye-sublimation 287 x 287 DPI 2.8" x 3.3" (7.2x8.5cm) Wi-Fi

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The Canon SELPHY QX20 is one of those “small, simple, and good enough” photo printers that actually delivers on the promise—if your use case matches. It’s great for quick, hassle-free prints from a phone over Wi‑Fi, and the dye‑sub method means your skin tones and colours tend to look clean without tweaking. In a B2B context, that makes it a solid fit for reception areas, showroom workflows, onsite events, or anyone who needs to hand over branded or personal photo prints with minimal setup time. At £113.48 ex‑VAT, it’s priced like a convenience device rather than a cost-per-print winner.

That said, I wouldn’t buy it if you expect “proper printing” volume or if you care about running costs. Photo printers like this usually lock you into specific consumables, and the per‑print cost can creep up fast compared with mainstream office printing (and certainly compared with outsourcing). Also, if you’re printing for customers regularly, you’ll want to confirm the availability/price of the right cartridges/paper in your area and budget accordingly—because the printer itself is only half the story. Buy it when you value speed, simplicity, and consistent photo output; skip it when you’re trying to minimise ongoing spend or print lots of images.