Nada Print

It was working great until it did an update and now the borders won’t work on the app. I was trying to get some work stuff done with it and now I can’t use it like I wanted to!

I use the small printed images for personalizing greeting cards, letters, gifts, and tuck them in as surprise gifts.

The software really isn’t bad—if you want bad, go try some of the bargain thermal printers floating around on everyone’s favorite “jungle” marketplace. This one just works. It’s not the best out there, but it’s nowhere near the worst either. Most issues people run into will likely come down to Bluetooth, not the software itself. In a typical home, you’ve got a crowded 2.4GHz space with tons of devices competing for signal, so connection hiccups aren’t surprising. Usually, the strongest and most stable signal will be closest to your computer. As for usability, it’s straightforward: install, connect, and print. Adding fields and text is intuitive, and the software even handles firmware updates when needed. It also works across multiple operating systems, so you’re not locked into Apple, Microsoft, Android, or Linux—there’s support for all of them. Bottom line: be patient, and if you hit a snag, reach out to support. I don’t usually bother reviewing apps or software, but after trying dozens of these small printers over the years—and dealing with some truly awful companion apps—this one deserves a fair shot. YMMV