HP Sprocket Portable Photo Printer 2Nd Edition (Blush) &Amp Review

I kept a lot of diary during the 2020 (Covid-19) quarantine. After finding this lovely printer, I decided to add a "month in pictures" spread. The photos come with sticky paper so I just peel and stick them and keep my memories along with the photos. The printer comes with an app that allows you to customize photos by adding text, filters, stickers, etc. The quality isn't the best, but it works perfectly for my purposes and price. I love it.

I love my sprocket printer so I ordered the all in one. The printer works great with the camera, but is very dissatisfied with the camera itself. The viewfinder is very bad. I couldn't tell what I was photographing as it's basically a piece of muddy plastic. HP put you in front of a kind of mirror for selfies, but it failed miserably. I loved the concept and have wanted this camera since it came out right after I bought the standalone sprocket. Strongly recommend a standalone printer, but wait…

This is a stylish version of the Polaroid camera. My daughter was very happy about it. Because it prints, there is no digital display. The pop-up viewfinder is terrible. Spring. The prints are very mediocre, but that's a trick. But the real kick is that it has to contain paper to make it work. The premise of the SD card slot is that you can store images, but I really thought we could switch to "digital mode" which doesn't print, just captures images that you can transfer to a computer for…

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…