Review on 🖨️ HP Sprocket X7N07A Portable Photo Printer: Print Social Media Photos on 2x3 Sticky-Backed Paper - White by Eric Ramen

While returning the item I thought it would be a good way to write what I think of it. As someone who loves journaling and is a big fan of instant cameras/printers, I was delighted to purchase one of these printers. I read a lot of reviews, both good and bad, but in the end I wanted one. It has a lot of great stuff that I love. The size of the sheets is nice and the price of 20 sheets for 9.99 is decent. I love that you can edit pictures, add frames, stickers, words and play with filters. Although small and portable, it doesn't fit in your pocket, but fits in your pocket or purse. However, in my opinion, the disadvantages outweigh the disadvantages. While I kept thinking about returning it, the flaws made me want to return it. The photos aren't the best quality, although I wasn't expecting amazing quality, I read the reviews and knew they weren't the best. I was so surprised and saddened by how many photos I got. On some images the images look washed out, on others they look too dark and on others they are just awful. There are some photos that look nice, but 4 or 5 great photos out of 20 isn't very good. When you want to print something, you see how it's supposed to look on screen, and it's disappointing that it doesn't look like it on paper. It's not the same as with Instax/Polaroid cameras, where sometimes it comes down to getting the picture great. The price didn't seem too fair for the picture quality. What I also don't like is that the zinc paper used for this product crumples on the sides after a few days. As I mentioned before, I love journaling and sometimes I love printing out what I find on Pinterest and even that has sometimes worked out great and sometimes not. I was never 100% sure if I would like my picture or not. It has great features, but even then, $130 doesn't make sense to me. If it had cost a lot less I might have kept it, but even then I'm not sure.