Canon has announced the Selphy QX20, the newest addition to their lineup of portable photo printers, taking over from the Selphy SQUARE QX10.
Compact, stylish, and versatile, this little device not only sticks with the popular square format paper but also introduces a new business card-sized print option (86x54mm) for those who want to get even more creative with their photo keepsakes.
Weighing less than a bottle of water and fitting snugly into your palm, the Selphy QX20 is designed for portability. Once paired with your smartphone via the Selphy Photo Layout app, you can tweak your photos, add decorations, or even create collages before printing them out.
Feeling artsy? The QX20 lets you get crafty with two sticker paper formats, ideal for personalizing scrapbooks, creating labels, or whipping up instant souvenirs at gatherings.
The Selphy QX20 produces high-quality images thanks to Canon’s dye-sublimation thermal transfer technology. For those of us who care about the details, this means the ink is vaporised into gas before it’s transferred onto the paper, resulting in sharper, clearer images with impressive colour accuracy.
Canon has also added a new clarity-focused sharpness processing method, ensuring your photos look even crisper than before.
Each print also comes with a special protective laminate. This means your photos are resistant to water, dirt, and even fingerprints, keeping them safe from everyday wear and tear. Planning to keep your prints around for a while? They’ll last up to 100 years if stored in an album.
In our fast-paced world, nobody likes to wait, and Canon gets that. The Selphy QX20 prints a photo in just 40 seconds and takes only around 80 minutes to fully charge via USB Type-C.
The Selphy QX20 will be available at Canon authorized dealers starting in October 2024, with pricing details to be announced soon.
If you’ve been looking for a fun, portable way to print your photos and unleash your creativity, this little gadget might just be the perfect fit.
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