HP Sprocket Portable Photo Printer (Blush Pink) Instantly Prints ZINK 2x3" Sticky-Backed Photos from your iOS & Android Device

Arrived quickly well packaged. Prints great however after maybe four or five it needsMinute to cool. Easy to connect and load printer with paper. The refills are little more expensive than others but photos are clear. It has jammed once or twice but easy to fix and clear. Battery seems to last in between needing charged. I loved the purple colour and the fact didn’t need to keep buying ink cartridges. This is great for taking pictures from phone or when kids want to make collages

Got one of these back in May, would be a perfect gift for a Photography lover or someone who takes a lot of pictures, great for making memories!Very easy to use once you have set it up which doesn't take long, basically just have to get the app and link your phone through Bluetooth from what I can remember. The actual printer is about the size of a phone if not a bit smaller in length than most phones nowadays, it is a bit thicker but you could still easily carry it around with you or in your bag. I also really like the pattern and design of it and it's cool that you can customize the colour of the light.The App, I personally have never had a problem with and think it's quite good. Once it's set up, it basically links to your phones gallery or camera roll and you can print photos through that, or you can helpfully link it to your Instagram or Facebook if you wanted to print anything you have posted on there. There is also a decent amount of editing you can do of the pictures on the app, such as putting filters, titles, borders or even stickers on top of your photo's. And as I mentioned before, you can even customize a few things on the body of your sprocket like the light. Additionally, there is also a link on the app to where you can buy more paper which is helpful, but seeing as I'm in the UK I just use Amazon.Not an expert in making prints but they seem pretty good quality to me. The downside is they are a little small, around 75mm in height by 50mm in width, which compared to my phone (Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus) is about half the height and a bit less wide. However, they do have their plus's in that you can peel off the back which is really good for sticking to things you want to decorate, good size to go in your wallet, or I give them to people as little gifts for making memories.The printer paper is a little expensive, but to be honest, you can't really get away from spending a lot if you want to make prints, plus for me, I didn't want to go through the process of getting them developed so being able to take the picture and then print it instantly is a big plus. Also, it could have changed, but from when I was looking in May 2021 this was one of the portable printers which had the cheapest paper to buy more of, which you will inevitably need to especially if you use it a lot.Tips:- Would definitely recommend buying more paper when you first get it, as you will probably use the ones it comes with just testing it out when you first get it, I bought a 20 pack as I saw another review that suggested I do the same, but just about to commit and buy a 50!- Just from my experience if you are printing a picture that is of something at night, or in a dark room I would overexpose it a little (raise the brightness), as these types of prints do come up a little darker than your phone screen.

The media could not be loaded. WOW!!!!I brought another leading brand Bluetooth printer before purchasing this one.I tried it out & returned it as the photo quality wasn’t that great & there print wasn’t right upto the edge.So, I decided to try this one & I am over the moon with the photo quality.Stop storing your photos on your phone & start printing them.What’s in the box… The printer, 10 sheets of 2’ x 3’ paper & the usb charge lead.Pros,photo quality is excellentThe paper can be peeled, so compatible with scrapbookingNo left over film/paper, so 100% no wastePortableCompatible with the iPhone & iPad (via an app)Good in app photo changes (add words, colour change, boarders etc)No ink requiredCons,The paper is priceyBattery lif isn’t good (needs recharging after printing 10 photos)Would I recommend this, 100%

I've wanted this for ages and absolutely love it. It's such a handy size to be able to take wherever you go. My favourite colour. It was an extravagance for me so I was pleased to be able to pay by instalments.I received a few packs of photo paper in the box, I found it very easy to use and set up was simple. Instructions are included. It gets a bit warm if you print a few pictures at a time, but I think that's the same when you buy something new and want to just print everything at once. You will need to buy a few packs to have in your stash as you could easily run out. Image quality is very good. You can zoom in on pictures and print it out, and use multiple photos on one sheet, it's very handy. I love it.

A cute, compact design that takes minutes to setup and seconds to print! Very happy to be able to add tiny photos into my craft projects so easily. There are some other lovely contents in the box such as colourful frames and stickers. Excellent buy.

First of all, if you’re a serious photographer and you’re looking for a professional photo printer, this isn’t for you.This little photo printer is for those who want to recapture the magic of the Polaroid camera back in the day, but with a modern twist.I like that it requires no ink, instead using the mystical powers of the photographic printing deities to produce your image on a 2x3 adhesive photo.It’s easy to set up if you’re already used to Bluetooth devices (download the Sprocket app first).The print quality is ok for the casual photo project, such as scrap booking or photo journaling, but it can look a little washed out or oversaturated compared to the image on your screen.It fits neatly in your pocket, it’s no bigger than a smartphone just a little chunkier. You can easily put it in your bag or pocket for party nights or fun days out.I love this little gizmo and I honestly use it every day for my journal, because who doesn’t want to know what you ate on a random Saturday afternoon in 2023 when you’re 80?!