Yay or nay?
Discover what the internet is saying about Prinker.
Upgraded Reviews scanned the web to find out what real users are saying about Prinker.
See the highlights below and decide for yourself!
Table of contents
- ✅ Pros
- ❌ Cons
- ⚖️ Summaries
- 💸 Top Discount
✅ Pros
“The subscription-based app and website boasts 20,000 active users, who have generated 40,000 pieces of user-created content to complement the 11,000 ready-to-use designs that are available.”
“Guides recommend using makeup removal products to get rid of stubborn tats, but all of mine came off pretty simply with a little soap and water.”
“It’s easy to use, and has plenty of creative potential too.”
“Prinker can handle printing on skin or paper and uses safe cosmetic ink.”
“Prinker was simply rubbed along my skin and the logo was there – clear and sharp.”
“There are limitless possibilities of designs.”
“The Prinker S temporary tattoo printer is fun and unusual.”
“It is portable and lightweight.”
“One of the key selling points of these innovative machines is the lively online community that accompanies it.”
“Prinker came with a manual with tiny text to cover any hiccups.”
“The mini printer pairs via Bluetooth to a companion app which offers users thousands of designs that are ready to go – or you can upload your own.”
“The tattoo easily washes off.”
“Prinker also came packed in with a little piece of paper with a QR code which linked to a YouTube video showing new users how to use the device.”
“I like the simplicity of setting up and using it.”
“Usable on either paper or skin, you’ll get approximately 1000 prints from each cartridge of cosmetic ink that you use.”
“Once I got the technique down, I was off to the races.”
“The design is easy to remove simply with water and soap.”
“It works really well.”
“It satisfies anyone who likes the idea of a tattoo, but not the idea of having one forever.”
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❌ Cons
“I don’t want to sound all giddy when it comes to the effectiveness of this machine, but I figured there may have been a few technical hiccups.”
“A black refill cartridge costs $100 and a color one $150.”
“They should label ingredients on the Skin Primer PP-2 bottle.”
“Adding a carrying or storage case for storage is a good idea.”
“They should get the price point more affordable.”
“They should include more detailed instructions in user manual.”
“If you’re thinking of uploading more than 20 designs a month, you’ve got to pay.”
“If you’re looking for full blown color, it’s $399. Ink refills will run you $99 for black and $149 for color.”
⚖️ Final Say
Read the summaries of what reviewers think about Prinker below.
“One quick swipe is all it takes for the Prinker S tattoo printer to ink you up. You’re all done in less than a few seconds, with no sitting in front of an imposing tattooist with a needle while you question whether you should really get a tattoo at all. Best of all, it’s just as quick and easy to remove the Prinker tattoo, so if you feel a wave of regret, then it’s a mistake that’s quickly rectified.”
“The Prinker M is a handheld temporary tattoo device that allows you to print your very own designs on your body without any need for needles.”
“Overall it’s a fun little piece of tech, and although the technology is pretty impressive, the results from the tattoos are not. I think it may cost a bit more than it’s worth until Prinker can figure out a way to make the tattoos better quality and be able to print on those skin boney areas like wrists and ankles. I will be happily donating my unit to the school and I think they will enjoy using it for spirit days.”
“While working tattoo artists may scoff at the idea, they too may find some real use of Prinker. Customers can see, more or less, what their real tat would look like on their skin before committing to making it permanent. If you too wish to go tattoo crazy, the Prinker tattoo printer is available on Amazon for $237 for a limited time.”
“If you want a tattoo but can’t commit to one that will be on your skin for the rest of your life, then you need Prinker – it is the world’s first digital device that can apply a temporary tattoo of your choosing in a fun and safe way.”