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Offering compact multifunctionality for your home or office setup, the HP DeskJet all-in-one printer is conveniently small in size. Print documents from A6 to A4 size and enjoy a fast and responsive USB 2.0 connection between the printer and your laptop or desktop.
All-in-one printer
This HP printer allows you to print, scan and copy documents with one compact device. Its small size is ideally suited to home-office environments as it fits neatly on shelves or desktops. Save space and money by reducing the need for additional devices in your home.
What's in the Box: HP DeskJet 2130 All-in-One Printer, HP 302 Black Ink Cartridge (190 pages), HP 302 Tri-colour Ink Cartridge (165 pages), Software CD, Setup poster, Power cord
Latest comments (18)
aLV426
21 Jul 17#18
You are obviously doing it wrong...
Gentle_Giant
21 Jul 17#17
Read what I said; I dont buy an all singing, all dancing work group printer to print the odd single page via a USB cable; the "Universal" print driver disabled every advanced feature of the printer; and compatibility mode crashed the PC 95% of the time if you tried to do anything other than a simple print job, or even check the ink levels (USB error according to the logs), and STILL wouldnt work via ethernet.
The very, very final straw was a (very) cheap HP for my son; which required a 2.5 GIGABYTE file install, as there was no way to separate all the "value added" carp HP had added to the install package without installing it all first, rebooting and then deleting it.
Boy, I am glad the printer was a freebie, because I would have screamed the place down if I had been made to pay for it.
Gentle_Giant
20 Jul 17#14
I used to swear by HP printers, they were the BEST; but about the time Windows Vista came out, HP seemed to decide printers werent worth the effort, and quality and support started to decline. The final pinch for me was when they failed to produce proper drivers for my almost new and rather expensive workgroup printer when Win7 came out; you couldnt even get the Vista drivers to work correctly, so I had to run a WinXP box JUST to print.
(They had a basic driver that would print - but no double sided, no collation, no wifi and no network support)
Needless to say, when that printer finally failed, HP was off the list when it came to a replacement.
aLV426 to Gentle_Giant
20 Jul 17#16
Have you heard of compatibility mode or universal drivers?
aLV426
20 Jul 17#15
Heat added - crazy low price!
MickKnipfler
20 Jul 17#13
I'm wary of HP printers, I currently have a 6700 and the only reason I'm looking for a new one is because it keeps telling me that my pattern cartridges are faulty.
Kingsmeadow
20 Jul 17#12
A 3 year warranty extension is available on the HP website for selected printers until 31/07/17.
Glad that scrumpypaul has a working and able printer, in my experience I was unlucky twice, my time is more important than spending hours on the hone to Mumbai explaining my printer issues.
Hopefully scrumpypaulwont have to go through this part of the HP experience.
scrumpypaul
20 Jul 17#10
No WiFi so you'd have to connect your tablet physically.
onelifeliveit369 to scrumpypaul
20 Jul 17#11
Thanks for your help, that's great using some club card vouchers so costs me £13 just need a cable. Have a good day.
scrumpypaul
20 Jul 17#5
My HP has a three year warranty and over three years worth of Instant Ink. Takes all the hassle out of printing. The print app works great on me and my family's phones and devices.
abhijitdash123 to scrumpypaul
20 Jul 17#7
Sorry is that possible to get now? If not whats the point of saying that?
onelifeliveit369 to scrumpypaul
20 Jul 17#9
Hi will this connect to a huawei tablet to print out addresses from eBay items I'm selling? Thanks in advance.
scrumpypaul
20 Jul 17#8
The previous comment to mine declared issues with HP. My comment was basically to show that HP have enough confidence in their printer to give me 3 years of warranty. Also, if Instant Ink is available it is a great system, if it suits you. There. Happy?
mel1408
20 Jul 17#6
£19 worth a punt, use it, run out of ink, bin it...
Kingsmeadow
20 Jul 17#4
I had one of these, after 1 week in it wouldn't print, after hours on the phone to the HP helpdesk {the guy was great to be fair} he determined the printer heads had failed. He sent me a new complete printer by next day delivery and told me to throw away the printer I had. 6 weeks later the same thing happened, totally lost faith in HP.
I have now switched to laser, much much better
Gentle_Giant
20 Jul 171#3
With the cheapest online store I can find charging £21.59 for a set of standard carts, this is truly a disposable printer.
6.1p per page also makes it about 12 times as expensive to run as my Epson Workforce, although obviously the printer cost is a lot less.
tomba
20 Jul 172#2
Sadly we are becoming a printer throw-away society :disappointed:
The replacement cartridges cost more than this product....what to do with the old DJ2130 when you change to next HUKD printer??? (_ :wink:
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Offering compact multifunctionality for your home or office setup, the HP DeskJet all-in-one printer is conveniently small in size. Print documents from A6 to A4 size and enjoy a fast and responsive USB 2.0 connection between the printer and your laptop or desktop.
All-in-one printer
This HP printer allows you to print, scan and copy documents with one compact device. Its small size is ideally suited to home-office environments as it fits neatly on shelves or desktops. Save space and money by reducing the need for additional devices in your home.
What's in the Box:
HP DeskJet 2130 All-in-One Printer, HP 302 Black Ink Cartridge (190 pages), HP 302 Tri-colour Ink Cartridge (165 pages), Software CD, Setup poster, Power cord
Latest comments (18)
The very, very final straw was a (very) cheap HP for my son; which required a 2.5 GIGABYTE file install, as there was no way to separate all the "value added" carp HP had added to the install package without installing it all first, rebooting and then deleting it.
Boy, I am glad the printer was a freebie, because I would have screamed the place down if I had been made to pay for it.
(They had a basic driver that would print - but no double sided, no collation, no wifi and no network support)
Needless to say, when that printer finally failed, HP was off the list when it came to a replacement.
Glad that scrumpypaul has a working and able printer, in my experience I was unlucky twice, my time is more important than spending hours on the hone to Mumbai explaining my printer issues.
Hopefully scrumpypaulwont have to go through this part of the HP experience.
I have now switched to laser, much much better
6.1p per page also makes it about 12 times as expensive to run as my Epson Workforce, although obviously the printer cost is a lot less.
The replacement cartridges cost more than this product....what to do with the old DJ2130 when you change to next HUKD printer??? (_ :wink: