HP Sprocket Plus 2FR85A Instant Photo Printer (White)

Unable to decide if I need to put my money on an INSTAX type camera or a HP Sprocket +, decided to go for this, based on my understanding that I have a mix of photographs from Smart phones and SLR, both of which have better resolution and image capture, and what I needed was a quick mechanism to print. Its been around a month and I am very happy with the performance so far. The prints have 1 f-stop less light and slightly yellowish tone, but its a matter of quick edits in the sprocket app that does the fix.

Amazing price and easy to use. Print quality slightly desirable. I have the regular sprocket and Polaroid zip. So I knew the short coming of zink printers. Slightly more prominent on the plus but very useful if you travel as can take out passport pics and farewell selfies.I take it everywhere. The sprocket 2 costs 3 to 4 times the cost so value for money

I it's easy to use but could improve the print qualityThe sheets are also expensive

The printer costs 3500 Rs and just 20 sheets of paper itself cost 3000 Rs...better to get it printed from a Photoshop instead of wasting money on this product. Earlier the paper was sold around 800 Rs and now suddenly the paper price is increased to 3000. Zero value for money

I gifted this printer to my brother who recently was blessed with baby, knowing how much he likes to collect the memories around,thought this would be the most useful gift. Photo quality is not very rich, but does the work. The printer comes with stickable back papers which makes it easy to stick anywhere.It heats up easily but does not affect the performance which was good.

D problem wid my hp sprocket plus is tat it does't give me a perfect picture. d left side of d print mostly shows white vertical line..so unable 2 print d complete pic.

Returned due to smaller size.

We bought it for my Sister In Law as she is an avid traveller and takes a lot of pictures. She really liked it. It is compact, easy to carry and easy to use. Planning to buy for my parents as well.

I wish I could give this more stars but it's super finicky and very hard to get good quality photos out of. They're all super washed out. This was a total waste of money. I even followed all of the instructions for printing better quality photos and nothing worked.

Unfortunately I’m not to happy with this product. I was so excited to receive this in the mail only for it to disappoint me. The coloration of my photos are off and it keeps cutting off photos even when on a 2x3 setting on the photo app. The instructions were no where to be found in the box and there was some sort of adhesive on the corner of my device. Luckily enough I could at least get the adhesive off. I have been playing around with the device for a while to try and work out the kinks but haven’t managed to do so. I was hoping for nicer quality in the photos but I may need to find another solution. I would not suggest this device to a perfectionist. This may be because of user error but it is still quite upsetting.

I debated forever about buying this printer. I really wanted one but as a "toy" kind of purchase, it wasn't in my budget. I finally broke down and gifted it to myself for Christmas... and I'm not nearly as impressed by it as I thought I would be.My main complaint is that, as many others have said, the print quality seems very hit and miss. I often get the dreaded line artefacts in my photos, like many describe here. On some pics they're not as noticeable, but they are certainly there, and sometimes they seem to affect the colours a lot. I realize it'll never be HQ printing, but even for frivolous snaps it's pretty poor at times. I have definitely noticed that when the battery isn't fully charged, it's a lot more likely to print faded. It's good to realize as a workaround, but I think it's poor quality on HP's part to sell a "wireless" printer that basically needs to be fully charged to work correctly. You can also recalibrate the film using the orange card from the pack, as each pack is slightly off from the others and will need calibration.Sometimes, these things help, sometimes, not so much. And each time you test print, it costs about $.50, so that's a bummer. I really hope HP can improve this via software updates.The good things:- You can opt to imprint the photos with some hidden information. When you scan such a pic with the app, it will show you some geolocation data and other photos you took that day. It's kind of cool and techy.- The app is pretty nice. I notice it offers a billion little frames but none that look like a Polaroid. Go figure. :P- The app lets you draw on a piece of paper and take a pic in order to create a transparent kind of .png to use as an overlay going forward. It's a nice little feature. I hope they'll add more toys like this to the app, it's fun.- I really love how anyone who connects to the camera can print on it. Very cool for parties.- The unit itself is sleek and light, easy to travel with.- The prints are heavy paper, nice quality, and the adhesives are strong.- The app was easy to install and set up, no trouble at all with connecting the bluetooth. The app finds the photos easily, and my phone finds the printer before I even ask most of the time. I think even if you weren't tech savvy, you'd be able to set this up and enjoy it without much trouble.If they'd just make the print quality a bit better, it'd be nearly perfect! But that's a pretty big dealbreaker for me at the moment, especially at this price, when you could just get a little Instax camera for so much less.

Very user friendly, and I like the fact the paper is also a sticker! The size of the paper is great! Not too big or small. They do fit in standard instax photo books! I would rate it 5 stars if the print quality was better. I have noticeable print lines on my prints, the reds are a bit orange (my phone corrected it when I took the picture but in person more orange), and the contrast could be better. The prints lean pink or yellow in outdoor lighting. If the printer is supposed to have the print lines it's ok, I just hope I didn't get a defective one. My before and after photo attached is my phone pic on the left, zinc print on the right. It's a bit more washed out in person. The other two photos show the print lines but if it's supposed to be that way I'm ok with it. If it's not, I received a bad model. It's updated and I've loaded the paper correctly and it's official hp zinc paper. (The middle photo ive uploaded is old and a screen grab from snapchat, the others are 2017/2018 taken on a note 8)

its very small and compact. the picture quality isnt all that great and thr pictures come out lighter than the original, but you can fix that with the app. The app that you use to print with is great. you can do all sorts of stuff. if you are looking for great quality pictures this is not for you. I would say conside this to be like a photo booth picture experience with friends and family sort of thing. the sticky picture paper is great for scrapbooking. After getting over the quality, ive come to really enjoy it.-side note- so far the cases for the photo plus that are on amazon ive bought and returned two diffrent brands and they both come with a horrible smell. I just have it in a little maleup bag at the moment, untill i can find one that doesnt smell.I added a couple pictures, the one with the cat and the red shirt mayb look like it has glare but it doesnt. thats how white wash the photo looks. I also added a picture with a water bottle for refrence as to its size.