This paper pairs excellently with both my Phomemo M02 and my new M04S. The printer itself pairs with the proprietary Phoneme app, so you can print pictures from your phone. You can even create custom artwork! As an artist, this is a HUGE plus. In a nutshell, this printer/ paper is an awesome addition to any artist, journaler, and planner’s arsenal. The endless possibilities for creating your own unique ephemera is a huge plus. I love mine enough to keep one smaller one for travel (and my bedside) and the other at my craft table. At a glance:PROS~ Multiple paper and color options.~ Prints easily via mobile app.~ Easy to use, to load, and switch out papers mid-roll.~ Comes in a variety of sizes/ colors that fit multiple models to fit any budget.~ Paper is inexpensive and comes in a pack of three rolls at a time.CONS~ Only prints in monochrome.~ Some papers are noted to last 2 years, some 20 years. Be sure to read the specs to see which you’re ordering. The ‘Long Lasting’ paper is noted to have a life span of 20 years.~ There isn’t much to the directions on the included manual, but both the App and the printer itself are highly intuitive. All else can be found through some YouTube videos easily.~ The Printer size info might be a little confusing. I’ve found that model numbers ending in ‘S’ allow for a variety of printer sizes for that particular model.I used the transparent sticker paper here so I could use it on the backdrop of my own handmade art and background papers, but this is just one option of many available. This particular paper has a noted life span of 20 years. As an avid journaler, the options for paper variety are very appealing and I look forward to trying the other paper varieties Phomemo has to offer.* Paper and Print Quality *In addition to printing pictures from your phone camera, the Phomemo App comes with a host of other features. For one thing, it includes a clip art gallery, as well as dozens of filters, frames, and photo themes. There are grid options for the best use of paper and space. You can also use the app to create text labels in a wide array of fonts, or even put text on your photos. As I pointed out before, you are even able to create your own line art and import that into the app for excellent prints.With that being said, this is a thermal printer, not an ink printer, and it has certain limitations. Basically, it’s printing in one color. You can even invert the B&W options through the filters included via the App. In most cases, the main color will be black, although different papers can produce different colors. That said, the images themselves look surprisingly crisp. The Phomemo M04AS has a density of 300 DPI, which produces sharp-looking labels and black and white photos.According to their product information, this model is compatible with a variety of papers: White/Color/Transparent/Semi-transparent/and shine thermal paper. You can also choose between sticker or non-sticker. The papers are listed with a variety of longevities, from 2-20 years. When you order, pay attention to what the life span of your paper is because the life span varies.To keep your prints as fresh as possible, it’s best to keep them in a dry place, and out of direct sunlight. They still more than likely won’t last forever, but this way you’ll get the best possible durability. The potential for them to last well over the listed time is very possible when kept out of the elements and not directly exposed to UV as is the case with Polaroid photos, but only time will tell.* Final Verdict *These scrapbook pages were printed on my M04AS model Phomemo which supports 15mm/53mm/80mm/110mm size thermal paper at 300 DPI. I’ve taken to using the 110mm paper to print out a picture of a variety of elements that I then cut down to a bunch of smaller elements that I adhere on a sticker sheet for later use. The versatility in this model is noteworthy!Want to create custom stickers? Check.Fun and unique scrapbook labels? Check.Graphics for greeting cards and invitations? Check.If you need small pictures, labels, transparencies, or stickers, it’s got you covered.To be fair, there are some limitations. As I noted, the prints don’t last forever, and only time can really tell how it’ll do for long-term archiving. You also only get to print in monochrome. But provided you’re okay with those limitations, there’s A LOT to like here. This makes it great for creating on-the-fly prints of your everyday photos. Get one to keep in your journal pouch so you’ll always have one at the ready!