📸 Enhanced HP Sprocket Portable Camera & Photo with Extra Sticky Back Option Review

I will never buy an HP printer again. The first problem is that the ink is very expensive and runs out quickly! The second issue is that after 3 years it no longer connects to the internet unless hardware and new software updates require me to download a new application to print or scan something from my computer. The IT team at my job worked with me for two hours to get the new software up and running. Thank goodness I had access to an IT team to help me! I'm ready to throw this printer out…

This is a really nice printer - easy to set up, easy to connect to my phone, prints fast and is inexpensive. The only problem I have is that EVERYTHING prints too blue and undersaturated. The skin tones look like those of a corpse - fine if you're a zombie family, but not so much if your kid has cute rosy cheeks. This is a brand new printer using the paper that came with it and I followed HP's troubleshooting instructions. Google it - it's a fairly well-known issue. You can fix this with…

TLDRSprocket vs Ivy: Depends on personal preference. . . Everything from the instructions to the ease of use to the Android app is nearly identical. HP Sprocket prints are slightly higher resolution, better tonal gradation, but slightly sepia. Canon Ivy portraits look better (less sharp is better here), but the prints have more contrast. See photos. CONCLUSION They're fun, easy to set up and use, and produce prints that any 'normal' person would find perfectly acceptable, if not amazing. ZINK…