Review on HP Sprocket Portable Photo Printer 2Nd Edition (Luna Pearl) &Amp by Jesus Jenkins

later I wanted a Polaroid camera, but I liked the idea of carrying a large, bulky camera or the fact that most cameras are designed for taking pictures and taking pictures are, not prints.. 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, that I have! (Note 10+/Iphone 11) I started looking for photo printers and found this one, I chose it mainly because of the price per print, photo paper is currently $5.99 for a 20 pack which means that each photo Costs 30 cents This is a much cheaper price than Polaroid photos which can cost you $2-3 per print Quality isn't the best but it's not a Polaroid nor is it a small home version of a photo printer 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.