Review on HP Sprocket Portable Photo Printer 2Nd Edition (Blush) &Amp by Brian Messerly

I wanted a Polaroid camera but didn't like the idea of carrying around a large, bulky camera or the fact that most cameras are designed to shoot and print. So what you photograph will be your print; Your photo may appear off-center, blurry, or someone blinks and you waste your printout. So I thought why not print out the photos I take with the phone I have! (Note 10+/Iphone 11) I started looking for photo printers and found this one. Basically, I chose it because of the price per print. cents This is a much cheaper price than Polaroid photos which can cost you $2-3 per print. The quality isn't the best, but it's not a polaroid, nor is it a small home version of a photo printer. They are intended for nostalgia and sharing between friends. I got this printer for $70-80, I wouldn't recommend paying full price for it, I'd happily buy this printer for less than $50. If you want a good seal I would suggest sending them to your local pharmacy for development. Shop/Costco. They cost less than 23 cents for much larger and higher resolution prints.