HP Sprocket Studio Plus: Your Ideal Photo Printer

With the HP Sprocket Studio Plus, a portable photo printer that turns your smartphone photos into tangible mementos, you can embrace instant gratification. Simply connect your device wirelessly, then watch in awe as vibrant 4×6-inch prints materialize in seconds. One of the rare 4-by-6-inch photo printers that only supports iOS and Android smartphones is the HP Sprocket Studio Plus.  The only way the Studio Plus connects to Wi-Fi is through Bluetooth, whether it’s directly to a phone or tablet or through a network. Although the printer doesn’t have drivers for Windows or macOS, you shouldn’t be able to connect to and print from a computer using its Wi-Fi support in practice.

Specifications for HP Sprocket Studio Plus Printer

Specifications	Details
Product Name	HP Sprocket Studio Plus
Product Type	Portable Photo Printer
Printing Speed	45 seconds per print
Print Resolution	300 dpi
Print Technology	Dye-Sublimation printing
Connectivity	5.0 version of Bluetooth
Paper	HP Sprocket Paper
Modes	Black, White, Standard, Vivid
Battery lasts for	20 prints (per charge)
Charging time	2 hours (Approx)
Additional features	LED Light for printing in low-light conditions

Great printing 

The HP Sprocket Studio Plus has exceptional print quality and can print borderless photos with 300 dpi resolution which makes your photos vibrant, clear & crisp. The printer makes use of dye sublimation technology, a superb printing technique that produces prints that are durable and resistant to fading.

Compact & easy to carry

The HP Sprocket Studio Plus ($199.99) is larger than most portable photo printers, but it’s the only one you’ll need if you want 4-by-6-inch photos because it can accommodate the larger paper size.

Stylish

With the paper tray nestled on top, the printer measures 3.6 by 8.3 by 5.3 inches (HWD) and weighs 2.5 pounds. A lot of work went into the physical design. Its two-tone color scheme and rounded corners give it a fashionable appearance.

Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity

The best feature of the HP Sprocket Studio Plus is its advanced Bluetooth technology. The HP Sprocket Studio Plus can be linked to your smartphone through Bluetooth. The printer could be linked through Bluetooth 5.0. Along with this, the printer could also be connected to multiple devices at the same time.

A Variety of Print Modes

There are several print modes available on the HP Sprocket Studio Plus, so you can select the one that best fits your requirements. Standard mode is for printing in everyday situations; vivid mode is for printing in extremely vibrant colors; and black and white mode is for a more traditional appearance.

How to set up?

Step 1: Get the HP Sprocket app

• On your mobile device, install the HP sprocket application. Printing photos requires the app.
• To download and install the app, go to the HP Sprocket (in English) homepage and follow the on-screen directions.
• Make sure Bluetooth is enabled on your mobile device by opening the Bluetooth settings menu.
• Android-powered devices: Make sure the setting is enabled on your mobile device by opening the Location or Location Services menu.

Step 2: Take the printer out of the box and plug it in.

• After taking the printer out of its packaging, plug in the power supply, and turn it on.
• To avoid paper jams and printing problems, place the printer on a spotless, level surface with at least 5 inches (12.7 cm) of space behind it.
• After attaching the printer’s power cord, place it in a wall outlet. Verify that the output slot behind the printer is not obstructed by the power cord.
• To turn on the power LED indicator light, press and hold the power button for two to three seconds.

Step 3: Put photo paper into the HP Sprocket Studio Plus.

• Place a real HP Sprocket Studio Plus photo paper measuring 3.9 x 5.8 inches into the paper tray.
• Take out the HP Sprocket 3.9 x 5.8 in Photo Paper package. Take care not to come into contact with the paper’s glossy side.

Step 4: Put the cartridge in place

• Put in the HP Sprocket Studio Plus cartridge that was included in your printer’s packaging.
• Take out the ink cartridge from an HP Sprocket Studio Plus. Avoid coming into contact with the cartridge ribbon.
• Slide open the cartridge door located on the printer’s side.
• When you hear a click, insert and push the cartridge into the slot. After that, shut the door.

Step 5: Link your mobile device and printer

• How to Use a Wi-Fi® Network to Pair a Mobile Device with Your Printer
• Using the in-app setup instructions, pair your HP Sprocket Studio Plus quickly and effortlessly.
• You can quickly and easily pair your mobile device with the app by following the in-app instructions.
• The Help & How To menu also provides you with access to the setup instructions at any time.

Regarding iPhone® and AndroidTM:

• To turn on the printer, press and hold the power button. When fully powered on, the power LED indicator will illuminate.
• Launch the Sprocket software. After that, choose the main menu from the screen’s upper corner.
• Click on Manage Printers. Next, select “Add New Printer.”
• From the list, choose the new printer labeled “Studio Plus.” Next, consent to a Bluetooth printer connection.
• To configure the printer on your Wi-Fi network, you must now enter your Wi-Fi® credentials after selecting the printer.
• Once your credentials have been entered, confirm and watch for your printer to connect.
• When a printer connects, the Wi-Fi LED indicator will blink. When the printer is fully connected, the light will become solid.

Pros & Cons of HP Sprocket Studio Plus Printer

Pros	Cons
Generates superior 4×6-inch prints featuring vivid hues and precise details.	Prints can be pricey, particularly if you want to print numerous images.
Its small size and portability make it simple to carry around.	If you use it a lot, you might need to charge it frequently because of its short battery life.
The HP Sprocket app is simple to use and lets you edit and customize your photos before printing.	Check compatibility before purchasing as not all smartphones are compatible with it.
Printing images from your tablet or smartphone is easy with wireless connectivity.	The paper that is used can affect the quality of the print, so for optimal results, use HP-branded Sprocket photo paper.
The HP Sprocket app offers a wide range of editing tools and templates so you can make customized and one-of-a-kind prints.	It’s not the ideal choice if you need to print a lot of photos quickly because it can be slow to print multiple photos.

Verdict for HP Sprocket Studio Plus Printer

HP Sprocket Studio Plus works well if you have a phone or tablet connection before purchasing. The HP Sprocket Studio Plus can handle the task if you’re looking for a printer that can print 4-by-6-inch photos so that you can use your phone or tablet to release the memories that are stuck in your social media accounts.

FAQs

What sort of paper does HP Sprocket Studio Plus use?

 HP-branded Sprocket photograph paper is used with the HP Sprocket Studio Plus.

How many snapshots can I print using one cartridge?

You can print up to twenty pix from a single HP Sprocket photo paper cartridge.

If I can’t get my HP Sprocket Studio Plus to hook up with my phone, what do I do?

 Verify that pairing mode is enabled for your HP Sprocket Studio Plus and that the Bluetooth to your smartphone is on. Holding down the power button for three seconds will assist you in entering pairing mode for your HP Sprocket Studio Plus.

How can I restore my HP Sprocket Studio Plus printer so that photos do not print?

 Verify that there is enough photograph paper loaded into your HP Sprocket Studio Plus and that it’s miles turned on. Alternatively, you may try and reset your HP Sprocket Studio Plus through urgent and maintaining the strength button for ten seconds.