The popular Fujifilm Instax printer received an upgrade today when the company announced the SP-2, which improves on the SP-1 in nearly every way possible.

The makeover means the SP-2 is slimmer and quieter than it’s predecessor as well as faster. Not that 16 seconds is a long time but the 10 seconds is faster.

You can also choose between silver and gold.

Photo resolution also received a bump from 640 x 480 and 254 dpi to 800 x 600 and 320 dpi. Actual physical size remains the same since it uses the same Instax film. The SP-2 also uses OLEDs for exposing the film compared to regular LEDs in the SP-1.

The last major change is that the SP-2 now runs on NP-45 rechargeable batteries. This is a huge improvement over the SP-1’s reliance on lithium CR2 batteries.

There’s also facelift for the Fujifilm SHARE app for iOS and Android that boasts new user interface improvements and a number of new creative filters as well as the ability to print collages of multiple photos on the same print.

The SP-2 is expected in August with a MSRP of $239.99.