came with all listed accessories. great way to instantly print memories. its not the highest quality printer but its great for being able to share things in person, not digitally.

this is more useful than the intax!

Fujifilm Instax Mini Link 2 Smartphone Printer - Includes 20 Fuji Instax Mini Film Sheets, BluebirdSales Carrying Case, Microfiber Cleaning Cloth Bundle (Clay White)-- wow. nice kit comes with stuff. 20 possible pictures at 2.44inches by 1.811inches. so to simplify you get to take 20 pics that are basically 2and 1/2 inches by 2 inches. thats pretty small and pretty few. if you want to take 20 more tiny little itty bitty pictures, it'll be 30bucks. that is approximately 1.50 per tiny picture. yikes. that is completely unreasonable. i used to have a polaroid instant, with like 3 inch by 5 inch pictures. five or six bucks for like 50 pictures or something. of course i am old and new technology requires proprietary formats and miniaturization and what not, but this is just silliness. so i charged up the printer. i couldnt usee the 6 inch cord becuase it didnt reach anything with power. i had to supply the power supply. and cord. because it did not come with a power supply or a cord that would reach any outlet anywhere ever. oh, and its micro usb which is so , 2010. okay so that hurdle is conquered. then you need to download an app. i was kind of surprised when i saw that the app was 379 full sized MB's. that seems like a large app. but okay lets give it a try. upon first entering the app you are greeted with another terms and conditions that you must agree to in order to use the app, OR the printer. so this is where we parted ways. here is what it says then we'll talk about why this is so awful."Terms of use...2.5 In using the Application, you shall not violate any laws, statutes or ordinances or act against public order and morality and you shall not use photographs which include any of the contents below:(a) Any content that constitutes or may lead to any _ infringement’ of copyrights, trademarks, privacy, publicity, or portrait rights, reputation or other rights of a third party.(b) Any content that includes personal information of a third party (e.g. name, address, phone number, and email address).(c) Any content that includes p_rnography or any other indecent material.(d) Any content that induces or encourages violence, b_stiality or crime and hinder sound development of j_veniles.(e) Any content that includes discriminatory expression.(f) Any content that constitutes or may(g) lead to violations of any laws, statutes or ordinances or content that is or may be offensive to public order and morality. Any other contents determined by Fujifilm to be inappropriate..."it then goes on to say:...such as logos, marks, icons, pictures,_or text which a third party has rights such as copyrights, or trademarks, you_are_ only permitted to use those within the scope allowed under the applicable laws, as an example for private or other personal uses. If you are to release to public, such as posting on the social media, you need to check whether this is covered by permitted usage under applicable local law_or whether you need to obtain right holder’s prior consent. 3.2 FUJIFILM SHALL HAVE NO OBLIGATION TO MONITOR THE MATERIALS STORED IN THE APPLICATION. However, Fujifilm may at its sole discretion, at any time, take measures which Fujifilm thinks appropriate when detecting acts violating Article 2 of the Terms without giving you any prior notice or obtaining your consent. IN NO EVENT SHALL FUJIFILM HAVE ANY LIABILITY FOR ANY DAMAGES INCURRED FROM THOSE MEASURES. 3.3 FUJIFILM Corporation and its subsidiary and affiliate companies disclaim any responsibility for, and will not in any circumstance be liable for, any infringement or infringing uses made by the Application user of third party intellectual property..."um. so i buy, or am gifted a device and it is mine, to use in any way i see fit. i do not need to be under the thumb of a corporation that charges me 1.50 to print a 2 inch photo. this is wholly unacceptable. and must be stopped, your corporation cannot legislate behavior, or monitor usage to determine if it is acceptable to the corporation. not here. anyway. i would not recommend this to anyone living in a free society. 1/2*