It's only 5 days to go before Christmas! Lately, I've discovered a cute pocket printer that changed the way I look at photos on my iPhone forever! I don't know if it's just me but I like to touch tangible things {not sure if I'm making any sense here} 😂 And this is true not only for pictures but for books as well. Case in point: I never finished any digital books as of yet. Articles, yes of course but books... somehow it's easier for me to get distracted.
Imagine a world where you can customise and print photos from your phone. 30 seconds then bam! Printer is tiny and stylish too. HP has it in white & rose gold combination! Some details:
The compact HP Sprocket Mobile Photo printer is pocket-sized at just 2 x 3” making it easy to carry anywhere. It fits easily into jacket or jeans pockets and handbags to let you create stickable durable water-resistant smudge-proof snapshots whenever the moment strikes. Source: Curry's PC World site.
FYI: This is not a sponsored post. No coupon codes with my initials on it or anything like that. I just like buying things from Curry's because although their customer service is not perfect, I can feel that they're doing their best to provide their clients with good experience. Got mine for £99.00 but since it was Black Friday when I bought it, they offered a 10% discount from the site. I bought an extra pack of zink paper (£10.00 by 20's) as well.
So, how does it work? It's easy peasy! 1. Download the sprocket application. 2. Choose a photo from your camera. 3. Load the zink paper on the gadget. 4. Select print on the app. That's it! Trust me, it's not sprocket science {see what I did there?}. When you buy the gadget, it comes with free 10 pieces zink paper. The paper is on a sticker format so that's doubly nice!
The Good. I like that it's light and portable. The colour is on point too! It's easy to use and it delivers okay-ish photo. You can't expect a high resolution photo of course but it's good enough for its 2x3 size. The Bad. I can't think of anything really. Except that it's something that you don't really need in your life. It's a nice to have but if photo's not your thing, you'll be better off spending your £100 on something that you fancy.