Thank you so much, this was really helpful! I’ve been printing photos for a while now but have to wait for delivery or go into the store so I’m thinking about getting one to print at home. I was just wondering, is the cartridge and photo paper included in the box or do you have to get those separately?
@@Slimothy Cmon bro. You know it will happen. 10 years from now you'l find these in offices with no budget to buy a new one to find out the paper jams every time you try to print because the asshole who used it before you jammed it and didnt bother to fix it. There will be connectivity issues only when you REALLY need to print something and it will randomly give you fault codes that you will never know the meaning of... its a printer... thats what printers do lololol
@@FS-ql1hy Nah these won’t be in offices, just a couple people’s homes. Our old sprocket doesn’t jam and I believe that paper is still available too so hopefully this one has the same fate!
@@Slimothy It doesn't cost much more for a full sized printer that prints anything from A4 to a business card size but with a printer this size you only get one size option. Also the ink a paper for this little gimmick is way more expensive than a normal printer. This thing is supposed to be portable but it doesn't even have a battery. For the same price you get these things you can get an HP all-in-one colour printer, scanner and copier that prints up to A4 size. Your paying a hell of a lot for a having it "portable" that you can only print something the size of a post card with
@@FS-ql1hy That’s totally fine if you’re not the target audience - it’s not for everyone. For me I prefer a laser printer for normal prints. And a dedicated photo printer like this one for photos. Best of both worlds. Those inkjets you’re referring to are mostly trash. And very expensive for ink in the long run. Laser is much better. This HP Sprocket is literally exactly the right tool for the job for many people including myself.
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*What do you think of the HP Sprocket Studio Plus? So far, we are really enjoying its simplicity and great looking 4x6 photos!*
Getting ready to open mine ty
@@jessygaddis1215 Enjoy it! 🤗
Thank you so much, this was really helpful! I’ve been printing photos for a while now but have to wait for delivery or go into the store so I’m thinking about getting one to print at home. I was just wondering, is the cartridge and photo paper included in the box or do you have to get those separately?
Hi can you use this without wifi if you’re on the go , wondering if it allows bluetooth connection
Hi, can you resize the image on the photo paper please? If I wanted a 7cm x7cm image on the 4"x6" paper, could I do that?
Can I use my hotspot to connect to the printer?
That’s a great question - you might want to ask HP about that to be sure about your specific situation
Wow ❤❤❤
Ikr! Its very nice 🤗
Can you print smaller sizes?
I doubt it
How many photos does a cartridge last
I believe it’s mentioned in the video but it’s also on the link in description
@@Slimothy I'm sorry
can this also print on 2x3 paper?
I'm not sure but the link in description should let you know!
Can the canon photo paper 4x6 be used for this printer?
That would be a question for HP
looks clunky and the boarders...I'm out! glad i watched this before purchasing.
@@danielwilder7835 glad you watched too!
Cant wait to have paper jams, error codes that I will never be able to figure out and connctivity issues like all printers end up doing 🤬
I guess your alternative is to print everything at Fedex and pay their high prices haha. Though I haven’t had any issues with this printer
@@Slimothy Cmon bro. You know it will happen. 10 years from now you'l find these in offices with no budget to buy a new one to find out the paper jams every time you try to print because the asshole who used it before you jammed it and didnt bother to fix it. There will be connectivity issues only when you REALLY need to print something and it will randomly give you fault codes that you will never know the meaning of... its a printer... thats what printers do lololol
@@FS-ql1hy Nah these won’t be in offices, just a couple people’s homes. Our old sprocket doesn’t jam and I believe that paper is still available too so hopefully this one has the same fate!
@@Slimothy It doesn't cost much more for a full sized printer that prints anything from A4 to a business card size but with a printer this size you only get one size option. Also the ink a paper for this little gimmick is way more expensive than a normal printer. This thing is supposed to be portable but it doesn't even have a battery. For the same price you get these things you can get an HP all-in-one colour printer, scanner and copier that prints up to A4 size. Your paying a hell of a lot for a having it "portable" that you can only print something the size of a post card with
@@FS-ql1hy That’s totally fine if you’re not the target audience - it’s not for everyone. For me I prefer a laser printer for normal prints. And a dedicated photo printer like this one for photos. Best of both worlds. Those inkjets you’re referring to are mostly trash. And very expensive for ink in the long run. Laser is much better. This HP Sprocket is literally exactly the right tool for the job for many people including myself.