Berlin – September 08, 2026 -- Hanin will debut its EQ3 hybrid instant camera at IFA Berlin 2026, giving users the ability to edit photos before printing them in a larger square format.
The EQ3 lets users edit shots before committing to print
The camera includes adjustable filters, image adjustments, and an in-camera collage feature, allowing users to refine images and cut down on wasted prints. It uses thermal sublimation printing for longer-lasting photos and comes with a removable battery for easier swaps and extended use.
"The moment can be spontaneous, but the print should be a deliberate choice," said Shaowei Song, General Manager of Hanin's Consumer Electronics Division. He added that the EQ3 lets users experiment freely first, then capture the moments that matter most in a bigger square format.
Six other printer models join the lineup on display
Alongside the EQ3, Hanin is showing the Z1, Z2, M3, M5S, M6 and M6 Pro models, which use either cartridge-free ZINK ink printing or thermal sublimation printing. Select models include built-in displays, reprint functions, and Bluetooth connectivity for app-based printing.
The lineup spans photo printers, label printers and mobile A4 printers
Hanin's consumer printing portfolio at booth H20-139 also includes photo printers for smartphone images, label printers aimed at households and small businesses, and mobile A4 printers for document printing on the go. The company says it has more than two decades of experience in printing technology and over 400 R&D specialists working on products distributed across more than 100 countries and regions.
IFA Berlin 2026 runs September 4-8 at booth H20-139.