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HP Sprocket Studio Go Bundle – Photo Printer with Power Bank Portable Charger & Bag: Personalize & Print 4x6 Pictures Anywhere You Go (3XT68A)

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Color: White


Style: Go Bundle


Features

  • Portable battery pack and essential bag included Print up to 80 photos on one charge with the included portable battery, or charge your phone on the go
  • Ready to print 4x6" in an instant Designed for use with Bluetooth and the HP Sprocket app, the compact HP Sprocket Studio produces high-quality 4x6" photos, printed directly from your smartphone, and comes with an included portable power bank
  • Quality photos that last up to 100 years Produce glossy, vibrant photos that are smudge-proof and water-resistant
  • Personalize your prints Download the free HP Sprocket app for built-in templates for photo albums, cards, collages, and moreeven take a picture of your own doodles and turn them into custom stickers
  • Print from a variety of sources Pair this smartphone printer with the HP Sprocket app to view and print photos on your social media and share them in Google Photos
  • Augmented reality fun Use the HP Sprocket app to unlock content in augmented reality and view shared print queues, hidden videos, and more
  • What's in the box HP Sprocket Studio, power supply, power cord, HP Sprocket Studio ink and photo paper (10-count), essential bag, warranty sheet, regulatory sheet
  • Additional supplies available Showcase even more of your memories with the HP Sprocket 4x6 Photo Paper and Cartridges bundle, which includes 2 cartridges and 80 sheets of 4x6 glossy photo paper
  • One-year limited hardware warranty Get help with 24-hour, 7 days a week FREE HP Web support. See specification sheet for terms and conditions

Description

Make more of your memories with your own personal photo lab—this HP Sprocket Studio Go Bundle includes an HP Sprocket Studio printer, a portable battery, and an essential bag. Turn every fun-filled moment into beautiful, frame- worthy color prints that last; download the free HP Sprocket app to get easy- to-use photo templates, and customize your water-resistant 4x6” photos with frames, emojis, stickers, and more. The app also lets you print your smartphone and social media photos quickly, and even offers the option of viewing the photo queue in augmented reality.


Package Dimensions: 13 x 11.2 x 3.6 inches


Item Weight: 1 pounds


Item model number: 3XT68A#1H6


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: December 18, 2019


Manufacturer: hp


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    • Mixed feelings and lots of opinions on this printer (see details). Conditionally recommended
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The media could not be loaded. As a photographer, I've had a long history with color printers. Starting with a 24-pin 4-color dot matrix, though my 9-color Epson P800. While some inkjets are capable of photo-realistic prints, it wasn't always that way. For me, if I wanted to have near-minilab quality prints that were lightfast and waterproof, I had to use my dye-sublimation printers (Canon SELPHY and Kodak Professional 1400). With dye-sublimation printers, you have multi-color ribbons that get heated to the point that the dye vaporized and deposits on special polymer-coated paper. Dye-sublimation benefits are: Rather than the colors being formed by dithering, each dot formed by dye-sublimation is (theoretically) the exact 24-bit color value There are no inks to clog a printhead, run out in the middle of a print job, or require printhead cleaning The prints are waterproof Weaknesses are: Even though dye-sublimation does not require the extra resolution required by dithering, the relatively low resolution (300dpi) limits the maximum sharpness you can have Multiple passes through the print engine causes inevitable color registration issues, impacting sharpness and color accuracy Contrast can be limited, without a black component on the ribbon You're very limited when it comes to sourcing consumables I was surprised to see that HP had a line of small dye-sublimation printers, as it appeared that Kodak and Canon had pretty much abandoned the space. I got the HP Sprocket Studio Go Bundle (3XT68A) with the expectation of using it as an event/party printer. You get a nylon carry bag, a printer, a battery pack, a power supply, a ribbon cartridge, and some paper. Load the paper into the tray (glossy side up), carefully slide the ribbon into the side of the printer, and hook up the power. That's it for the physical setup. Next, you load the app on your phone or tablet (I loaded the Android app on my Google Pixel 3 XL). It was pretty off-putting that I had to grant location permissions (!) to the app, in order to complete the install. Once installed, the app is pretty intuitive - mostly because there's very little functionality. It detected the printer through Bluetooth (worked on the first try). I hope you like the app, because there's no other way to use the printer. In terms of functionality, it was a bit of a mixed bag. Once you select a photo in the app, you have some limited capabilities you can leverage. You can crop and rotate the image (more on that in a second). You can also change brightness/contrast and color HSV. You can apply filters, and add embellishments. Since the functions respond to device gestures, it's a little too easy to accidentally rotate the image - without a way to reset the rotation to 0 degrees. Zooming and cropping is pretty straightforward. The rest of the image adjustments are hard to properly evaluate on a phone, as you can't see histograms and you can't zoom in to see the impact of your adjustments. Once you have the image the way you want it, hit print. The app transfers the print job to the printer. About 60 seconds later, you have a completed photo. The ribbon is made up of four sections per print - cyan, magenta, yellow, and clear. The paper makes four passes through the mechanism, laying down each color. The prints I generated looked pretty good. Good, in this context, requires some explanation. These prints are not as good as what you'd get from a minilab, but you can't carry a minilab around with you. A quirk to keep in mind is that the printer, because it needs to feed the paper multiple passes, can't print edge-to-edge vertically. That means that there are vertical tear offs, similar to what we had back in the tractor-feed fan-fold paper days. What I found out, was that you should not crop the top of the picture very closely, as you're going to lose about 3/16". This is your best option for portably printing 6x4 photos, which is where the battery pack and carry bag come in. The mobile-specific features leave me with the impression that a sales or marketing person was in charge of the product requirements. Basically, the fixed-installation printer was paired up with a battery pack and a bag. The lack of battery integration makes the inclusion seem like an afterthought. If the design requirements included portability from the start, I don't think the printer would have had a barrel connector for the DC power input. If you need 60W, why not use USB-C with PD? That would also make it easier to not have an oddball power bank (as it charges with the same barrel connector). I mean... what if you want to bring this to an event where you will out-print your power reserve? Consumables are always an issue with printers. With dye-sublimation printers, it's supposed to be fairly controlled, as you know EXACTLY how many prints your ribbon is good for. HP does the normal "new printer" thing, by only giving you enough ribbon and paper for 10 prints. Once you've exhausted that, you're going to have to source more, right? As it turns out, while the 4KK83A is available from sellers on Amazon, the cheapest option is actually HP's online store (with free overnight shipping). It ends up around $.47 per print, which isn't bad. If you're approaching this from the standpoint of having a printer that's roughly the equivalent of a digital Polaroid, with some Instagram-ish features, you're going to LOVE this. The main shortcomings of the HP Sprocket Studio are due to tying the thing to a smartphone - which is not a problem, if you knew that going in. If want more control, you're going to need a PC-connected dye-sublimation printer in this form factor (6x4) - a Canon SELPHY. Conditionally recommended. If you found this review helpful, please mark it as such. Thanks! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2020 by C. Okamuro C. Okamuro
    • Its okay 4 stars
Give it an okay 4 stars it did print all the pictures i wanted some good quality others not as good but can still be visible. After the 8th print the ink cartridge was low but managed to get all 10 prints with same ink cartridge. Does work amazing just don't like that the ink runs out fast.
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2020 by yisenia
    • Film jams.
It would Have been a great product if it worked after the initial run through. My grandchildren got a kick out of making pictures from it until I had to replace the cartridge. The film on the second cartridge jammed and it did so on the third. The kids were disappointed that I had to send the sprocket back. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2020 by Linny M
    • Faces are distorted
While this printer is very easy to use, I am less than impressed. For some reason when you take pictures of people, the faces of the subjects all come out looking like a cartoon character. We printed several pictures of different people and they all came out with the same weird issue. And no, the people themselves don't look that way. I am using a Samsung S20 which has a great camera. It's a shame the printed version doesn't look the same. I sent it back for a refund. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2020 by KWAT
    • Perfect
This is perfect quick and easy photo printer. Very easy to set up. Well worth the money too. Nice print quality too.
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2021 by Jano
    • Amazon
Did not work so I can’t rate it at all
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2021 by Cheryl J Therrien
    • Works as expected
This product is easy to use, my wife set it up without any assistance and she said I'm not technical and it worked perfectly!
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2021 by NDNMAN
    • This is awesome! We love it!!
This is awesome!! We love it!!
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2021 by Lawrence Burrell

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