HP Smart Reviews

1. Peter

   over 1 year ago
   Horrible software that is a breach of privacy

   The software itself is not well developed but the worse part is that to use any of the functionality you MUST have an account with HP! Why is it that guests to my home need to log into my account in order to use the printer. This is a completely unnecessary requirement. What it tells me is that when you buy a HP printer, you are not actually buying it given that unless you maintain an account it cannot be used.

   👍 Pros:    Print quality is good

   👎 Cons:    Requires a login to an hp account to work|The scan back to computer often does not work|The software is not stable|Slow software
2. Sasho

   | Manager at BIT KRAFT | almost 3 years ago
   Simple, but idiotic

   As the software is super-simple, it insists on the user logging in to HP every now and then. This is a HUGE problem, as I can't always remember and/or search for the password, there is absolutely NO reason for that software to log into a website, a user has already PAID for the product, so they wouldn't like nor expect this kind of behavior, and when you launch an app, you expect to do something productive RIGHT NOW, not AFTER you log-in for no reason except for some egocentric at HP decided that you HAVE to.

   👍 Pros:    Simple

   👎 Cons:    Requires you to log-in|May upgrade firmware without user permision

Image Colorizer Repair Reviews

HP Smart mentions (0)

Image Colorizer Repair mentions (2)

• Terrible, I know. But this is my first time manually colorizing (I'm also colorblind so let me some slack)

  If the picture is of law quality or scratched try to improve it before colorizing. You can do it using Photoshop or GIMP (HSV contrast, white balance, noise reduction, etc.) or use an online tool. I can recommend You the three following: https://imagecolorizer.com/repair.html, https://www12.lunapic.com/editor/, https://hotpot.ai/restore-picture?s=side-ad. Hard to say which one is better, depends always on picture... Source: almost 3 years ago

• Gift idea for 15 yo (quinceanera) who is alleyway getting a bunch of new charms for her bracket and lost her grandmother last year whom she was very close to. She appreciates meaningful or sentimental items.

  It's a great idea, I absolutely second this. The only problem is that grandma's photo may be too old and faded, in this case you'll have to use something like Photoglory or ImageColorizer to restore it and probably add some color. Source: about 3 years ago