Quick, friendly pocket sprocket printer

This printer is quite the tool especially for photographers! I used my sprocket to print out quite a few of my vacation pictures in less than 10 minutes! The picture quality is super clear and doesn`t smudge.

HP Sprocket Studio Review

The HP Sprocket Studio ($149.99) is a big step up from the other photo printers in HP's Sprocket line. For one thing, it exclusively produces 4-by-6-inch prints, unlike the petite HP Sprocket Select (which launched concurrently with the Studio), Sprocket Second Edition, and Sprocket Plus, which can only handle wallet-size photos. It also eschews Zink (zero-ink) paper in favor of dye sublimation printing, which generally produces better-quality photos. It's not pocketable like its smaller siblings, though. While it lacks the versatility and speed of the Editors' Choice Canon Selphy CP1300, its good photo quality and affordable cost per print make it a solid alternative for snapshot printing. HP's Sprocket Goes Large The Sprocket Studio measures 2.7 by 6.6 by 10.7 inches (HWD) and weighs 2 pounds. It's comprised of two parts: the printer body and the paper tray. The body contains the printing mechanism and paper-feed rollers; a bay in its side houses the cartridge. The tray fits in...

The HP Sprocket Studio prints larger photos than previous Sprocket printers, and offers robust editing and photo-enhancement features.

Prints 4-by-6-inch photos; Uses HP Sprocket app and ecosystem; Good range of editing features; Lets you add flourishes like stickers and frames to prints; Reasonably low per-print costs

Not pocket-size like other Sprockets; Lacks the connectivity and speed of some competitors