Canon SELPHY CP1500 photo printer Dye-sublimation 300 x 300 DPI 4" x 6" (10x15 cm) Wi-Fi

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The Canon SELPHY CP1500 is a solid little “print photos on demand” machine, and it’s one of the few compact printers that actually feels pleasant to live with in a busy office setting—because it’s fast, straightforward, and the prints are consistently decent. At ~£122 ex-VAT, it’s good value if your use case is short-run photo outputs: event takeaways, staff headshots for quick handouts, quick visual proofs, or client-facing prints where you don’t want the faff of a full photo workflow. The Wi‑Fi printing is genuinely handy day-to-day, especially if multiple people will be sending jobs from phones/laptops.

That said, I wouldn’t buy it for general office printing or anything “high volume.” It’s not built to be your workhorse printer, and the ongoing consumable cost can bite if you print constantly. Dye-sublimation is great for photo-like color and skin tones, but it’s not the best route if you mostly need text documents, charts, or long-term archives. If you need occasional, good-looking 4x6 prints without fuss, this makes sense. If you want cheap per-page printing or heavy-duty throughput, look elsewhere.