Don't keep your life on phones and screens; after a while, the information will exist but we won't have a way to read it... A photo album with our beautiful moments printed is the best thing to look at after some time. Who will sit and look at trip photos on the phone mixed up with bills and memes with Bakasetas?

Excellent photo paper for Canon Selphy printers. The quality of the paper and the color of the print remain unchanged over time, and the performance is outstanding!

very good paper quality, the ink has incredibly vibrant colors without distorting the characteristics of the photo

With minimal attention, you have an enviable result. If it had even a small battery included in the package, it would be perfect.

Very good product, came very quickly and in excellent condition. The paper is the epitome of value for money

Excellent photos, natural colors, and very high-quality paper and ink! I will buy it again when my previous set runs out!

Like all similar prints, it is not exactly professional level but still quite good. For its price, it is a very good purchase

I am very satisfied with the prints, of course there is always room for something better but I think the whole package is value for money in combination with the printer I have, the CP 1300

The Canon RP-108 is possibly the most economical paper package for the Selphy CP-1200/1300 series printers. Consistently good quality and low price (under €0.30 per photo, depending on the package price).

I have not noticed a decrease in quality even in expired packages, so I stock up whenever I find them on sale.

Good print quality, similar to that of a photo studio. However, in order to have impeccable print quality, the paper must be kept perfectly clean from any particles when not in use. Even a speck of dust can cause annoying colored marks on the photo.

The papers are of very good quality. It includes 6 packs of 18 papers each (i.e. 108 papers) and 2 ink cartridges that correspond exactly to 54 photos each. If the papers and ink cartridges do not run out together, you have made a mistake... or your printer has an issue. The ink cartridges essentially consist of a roll that contains 4 layers (yellow, magenta, cyan, transparent) for each photo. With these 4 layers, which are printed onto the paper with heat, it captures all the colors in combination with the three mentioned colors. So, mathematically it is calculated that the papers and ink cartridges are exactly matched. Whether you print only one color or print everything, the ink cartridges will run out when the papers run out... I have uploaded photos of a used ink cartridge roll for you to see.

The three stars go entirely to the paper printer. The paper comes out many times without printing, and for this reason, I believe that the printer is to blame. You have to try many times, holding the paper tray with your hand, and if it wants to, at some point it will print for you.

If you are the type of person who says, "I can't be bothered to run and print..." and your wife says, "Oh, it was nice when we used to print photos, when will you (me?) print these few of the kids?" (from a 10-year-old file!), then you get one of these, show her how it works, and now your worries are limited to searching for deals on consumables.
Easy operation (printing and loading paper-ink), shows good print quality (I'm not an expert but after a year they still look brand new even though many are not in albums but frames). Finally, the cost: you can't call it cheap but it's not prohibitive (saves you from complaints - priceless!)

Quality printing sheets measuring 10x14 cm.
High printing cost because it is very expensive as a consumable...
In general, I cannot say the best things about Selphy CP printers, there are many entry-level models, which means that if there is a problem, you may not be able to figure it out...
I have had 4 different models in my hands, which I chose mainly because I had surplus consumables and knew how they operate.

Quality and does not fade easily, but it has incorrect color reproduction (with the CP1300). It produces them quite "washed out" compared to the real ones.

For those who want printed photos, I would say it's a one-way street. It doesn't run out of ink, it doesn't require cleaning the head, it doesn't need anything. You insert the camera card or print directly from your mobile and that's it

Quite good print quality and convenience from home... The downside is that it is cost-effective compared to store prints only when you find it on sale or at a lower price...