Elonbo Carrying Case for Polaroid Hi-Print + Paper Bundle (2nd Generation) – Travel Protective Bag, Rose Gold

What this case is for

If you’re taking a 2x3 pocket photo printer out and about, you quickly learn that the printer rarely lives alone. Paper, film, and the charger end up in the same bag… and that’s where a proper carry case makes a noticeable difference.

This Elonbo carrying case is built specifically for the Polaroid Hi-Print “2nd generation” (the pocket photo dye-sub printer in the 2x3 format, described for Bluetooth connected use). The idea here is simple: keep your printer protected during travel, while also giving you internal space for the bits you need to actually print on the go.

Key takeaways

The case is designed as a snug travel cover rather than a generic organiser. It includes an interior layout (described as fitting 1:1 for the specified generation) and multiple internal mesh pockets to store print paper, print film, and a charger. The closure is handled with a double zip, and the case also includes an elastic strap to help keep the printer in place so it’s less likely to shift with movement.

On the protection side, the materials are described as anti-dust and scratch-resistant, with waterproofing and cushioning aimed at helping with drops and everyday knocks. There’s also mention of protection against static electricity. That’s the sort of “quiet but important” feature set you’ll care about once you’re regularly moving between home, hotel rooms, and days out.

It’s rose gold and meant to look tidy too, not just function like a hard shell.

What stands out in everyday use

Where this case feels most practical is the small-printing workflow. Rather than digging around in a messy bag, you can store paper/film and the charger in the internal mesh sections, then keep the printer itself secured in its compartment.

A concrete example: you’re heading to a day out, print a few photos on the spot, then want to pack up quickly for travel. With the double-zip access and the printer kept close to the case (via the strap), you’re not left juggling loose accessories while trying to avoid dents or dust on the printer.

Materials and protection (what the description claims)

The manufacturer description points to a blend of materials: PU leather (anti-stain), a hard EVA shell, and a soft velvet lining. It’s positioned as protection against common travel risks such as scratches, dust, and moisture. There’s also a note about protection against static electricity.

One limitation to keep in mind: it’s a protective cover, not a fully engineered “drop-proof” vault. The description suggests it helps with travel bumps, but if you regularly throw your bag in and out of vehicles without care, you may still want to treat this as protection for everyday travel rather than extreme abuse.

Fit and compatibility notes

This case is described as made for the “2nd generation” Polaroid Hi-Print 2x3 pocket photo printer. It’s also described as being for cases only, explicitly excluding the printer and accessories.

It’s a good match if you’re committed to that specific generation and you want your printer and consumables together in one travel-friendly cover. It may not suit you if you own a different printer generation or a different model layout, because cases like this are usually only “right” when they match the exact physical form.

Who it suits (and who should skip it)

Worth considering if: - You carry your 2x3 Bluetooth pocket printer regularly and want something purpose-made rather than a loose sleeve. - You want internal mesh pockets for paper/film and charging items so everything stays together. - You care about keeping the printer protected from dust and knocks during day-to-day travel.

You may want to skip it if: - You don’t transport the printer much, and you mainly need a simple pouch. - You have a different generation or a printer with a layout that doesn’t match the “1:1” interior fit claim.

Final verdict

Is it worth it?

This Elonbo carry case looks like a sensible travel add-on for anyone using the Polaroid Hi-Print 2nd generation 2x3 pocket printer. It’s not just a cover: the internal mesh pockets for paper/film and the double-zip design suggest it’s aimed at the real-world job of packing your printing kit quickly.

It’s especially likely to feel worthwhile if you’re the type who regularly takes the printer out, prints on the move, and then wants everything stored tidily. If you’re rarely transporting your printer, or you’re unsure about generation compatibility, you might be better off thinking about a more generic storage approach until you know you’ll use it.

Mini FAQ

What’s included in the box?

The description is clear that this is the case only, excluding the printer and accessories.

Does it fit a different Hi-Print generation?

The case is described as designed for the 2nd generation Hi-Print (2x3). If your printer isn’t the stated generation, you should treat that as a potential mismatch.

Is it designed to protect against scratches and dust?

The materials and protection claims mention resistance to scratches, dust, and moisture, alongside cushioning for travel knocks.

Can I store paper and film inside?

Yes—there are additional internal mesh pockets described as suitable for print paper and print film, plus a charger.

How does it close?

It uses a double zip, and the printer compartment includes an elastic strap to help keep the printer in place while moving.