Seems a decent (for the price) compact all in one printer/scanner with wifi and AirPrint etc. Good reviews on both ebuyer and amazon. Cartridges look to be around £19 for a pack of 2 (1 Tri colour and 1 Black)
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yulita11
11 Dec 16#15
I rarely post, but this has brought up all the memories of HP nightmare! I would not recommend HP to anyone, particularly the "all in one" models unless you aren't bothered about the scanner. It randomly stops working, requires factory reset, and mine has decided to pack up altogether. If you go to HP forum, you'd be surprised how many people are reporting the same fault over and over and over again and yet HP is not doing anything about it, e.g. not recalling the product or offering replacement or any other solution.
jr007
23 Oct 16#14
A shame, I really like HP and have been using refills from online for 5 years but would like a 5ghz printer. I guess the printers are sold cheaply and hopefully make up on the accessories as PS4/Xbox's have done.
Sabotaging will cause huge loss of customers. Surely they would have planned for this vs. loss revenue/brand image?
D_Jay_M
23 Oct 16#13
this app needs sorting tells me it cant post my comment deletes everything I just wrote. I wrote it again and it posts it twice.
I'll never touch HP again. Bought an Epson with better, faster printing. Wifi never drops out and has independent cartridges. Most low cost HP products are low cheap quality, i.e. Laptops, printers. I never touch HP, utter crap. Spend a tiny bit more money and get something that's durable and not built in obsolescence.
madel79
23 Oct 161#9
Broke after less than a year. Very average print quality when it worked and consumed ink like a Wild hog! I don't recommend it.
djames108
23 Oct 16#8
I can't see why you wouldn't go for the entry Epson all in 1 which is similarly priced and inks are all separate and dirt cheap for decent compatibles
Alfresco to djames108
23 Oct 16#10
Which one?
westywales
22 Oct 16#7
expensive imo
mbriz
22 Oct 16#6
even better deal
djames108
22 Oct 16#4
*ring ring* oh it's the 1990's they want there tri colour cartridges back
Demon_Eyes
22 Oct 162#2
Whilst a decent price, IMHO I think it better to go for a slightly better spec printer that doesn't use tri-colour carts, as once one of the colours has run out, a tri-colour cart is pretty much useless. These two cart printers end up costing more in the long run.
hermano2 to Demon_Eyes
22 Oct 161#3
Maybe you can suggest one for similar price? As am looking for a new printer.
Also, will this use compatible inks?
mbriz
22 Oct 161#1
good find
also you can sign up for hp instant ink which starts at £1.99 a month which is a 30 pages a month other plans available.
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Sabotaging will cause huge loss of customers. Surely they would have planned for this vs. loss revenue/brand image?
Also, will this use compatible inks?
also you can sign up for hp instant ink which starts at £1.99 a month which is a 30 pages a month other plans available.
http://www8.hp.com/uk/en/m/ads/instant-ink/overview.html?gclid=CPDm38bS7s8CFQtIGQod33oG5w&gclsrc=ds&dclid=CPjL7sbS7s8CFTGm7Qodyt0CtQ