Handheld Portable Mini Inkjet Printer

At 73×52×68mm and light enough to hold in one hand while printing with the other, the MBrush is a fundamentally different class of printer to a conventional desktop unit. There is no paper tray, no feed mechanism, and no surface the printer needs to sit on — you move the printer across the surface you want to print on, and it deposits ink as it travels. This makes it usable on large flat surfaces, irregular materials, objects that cannot be fed through a printer, and locations where a conventional printer cannot be placed. Pack it in a bag and take it to a workshop, market, studio, or job site.

Connects to your smartphone or device wirelessly via the companion app — no USB cable, no wired connection to a computer, no fixed position required. The wireless connection means you can hold the printer at any angle relative to the surface you are printing on and move freely without being constrained by cable length. The 3.7V 850mAh rechargeable battery provides cordless operation without needing a mains connection during use — charge between sessions and print freely wherever the work takes you.

Uses standard inkjet cartridge technology to produce full-colour or crisp black prints directly onto the target surface — without requiring the surface to be fed through a printer or pre-treated in most cases. Compatible surfaces include wood, fabric, leather, metal, stone, ceramic, cardboard, and paper — making this a genuinely versatile tool for product personalisation, maker projects, signage, branding, craft, and small-batch production. Available with a colour ink cartridge for photographic and multi-colour work, or a black cartridge for text, logos, and monochrome designs.

Available in four purchase options: a colour ink cartridge only, a black ink cartridge only, a printer bundled with a colour cartridge, or a printer bundled with a black cartridge — so you can purchase the printer for the first time with the ink you need already included, or add a replacement cartridge when your current one runs out. The colour cartridge suits work involving photographs, multi-colour logos, or creative designs. The black cartridge is the more economical choice for high-volume text, barcodes, serial numbers, or single-colour branding work.