Отзывы о Мфу HP DeskJet 2320

I just brought this printer and for the price its a nice printer. But no where on the box does it say its a wireless printer. Its pretty easy to tell its not .

Not wireless but who cares! This printer is awesome. I did not buy from amazon, but I absolutely love it! I haven't printed photos yet,hoping for the same great results!

Already tossed the box, so I probably won't return it unless Amazon will take it back without, given that the title of their product list is "HP F5S40A#B1H Wireless Color Printer. GRRRR.

I searched for a long time for a printer and was initially put-off by idiot reviews but I am glad I chose this device in the end. It is a very good product, it easy to setup if you have an ounce of computer knowledge. Printing is more than fast enough for a home printer, the duplex printing works well.

Wireless printing and printing from an SD card works a treat.

The photo printing looks good and I am only just running low on coloured ink even though it has been used quite a bit - including using all of the free photo printer paper and a lot of normal printing.

The scanner is very good and the option to scan direct to a computer with multiple pages is brilliant as it puts all the pages together into a single file on your computer.

The only negatives I've found are in relation to the Internet features such as getting it to automatically download and print things from its online store (such as Disney activity sheets for children) as this never works and neither does the email-to-print function. Although I think this may well be related to the fact it has to go through 2 routers to get to the Internet.

Additionally the drivers/software that it comes with are not very good at letting you set the paper type and settings for the photo paper tray and the normal paper tray separately. On an office grade printer this would normally let you set the different settings per-tray but this insists on using the same paper size and quality settings for both the photo and paper trays. There may be a setting that I've missed but I am used to configuring office printers and I haven't found the fix for it just yet.

Just like the other reviewer said this Printer is NOT Wireless. I wasted my time and money to figure that out the hard way.

I noticed that some reviewers who had the 6000 series printers were having trouble with paper jams. Paper has to be 'stacked' and 'feathered' before being placed in any type of printer and photocopier. Paper has two sides. A gloss side and a matt side. The printing should be on the gloss side. Stacking and feathering is like shuffling a pack of cards. Before loading new paper always open the stack by using the thumb to run the paper so that individual sheets are loosened, shake the stack and mess it up, then get it back into a square by banging the paper edges on the desk. This is supposed to stop sheets sticking together as when the machine tries to pull up two sheets at a time and gets jammed. I've assumed it is to do with static electricity causing the paper sheets to bind but I've never discovered if that is true.

I unpacked a securely and tightly fitting printer from the delivery box with the assistance of the wife. I had unplugged my old printer and kept the old power and usb leads in place. The printer is supplied with a power cable but not a usb cable. Maybe this is because it is wi-fi. I couldn't be bothered to faff with the wi-fi setup and discovered that I had to choose between one or the other. As I chose connect to the PC with usb cable I was informed that if I wished to receive updates automatically to the printer I had to dispense with the usb cable connection.

It took me a week to setup as it is virtually manual less. The supplied booklet turned out to be a couple of pages in every language under the sun, unlike the prevoius Dell printer which arrived with 132 page English owners manual, which i missed. I placed the CD in my PC but chose the on line set-up which went without a hitch, as the CD did not auto run.

So far so good. It switches off itself after 2 hours, again the choice is 2 hours or never, and nothing in between. it appears. The touch screen does need a firm contact not a light brush but it is intuitive. Unzipping the adhesive packing plastic tape meant that I dismantled the loading tray and was faced with the conundrum of pushing the top piece back which after some time I realised ahd to be pushed fully home to rest on the loading tray. Installing the ink required some thinking as well in the absence of a manual relying on pretty pictograms as a guide. The lack of a full maual means the loss of one star. What I do like is the double sided printing which again one has to work out for oneself, namely it prints one side then delivers half a sheet which it is not prepared to let go, refer to touch screen which says to turn the paper over then print again where upon the sheet goes back inside the printer. The specimen photo and photo paper produced a terrific print, so I'm looking forward to copying photos. Again because of the lack of instructions my first paper copy was lopsided, on examining the glass screen I saw a little arrow pointing into the corner so next time I pushed the paper to the corner, leaving a clear glass border on 3 sides.

UPDATE: No problems encountered. On saving ink and paper I have set the default printing mode as 'draft' with double sided printing. In Windows 7 go into Control panel - Devices and printers - open HP Photosmart - then select 'draft' and double sided, I chose to flip to long side. If one needs to alter this selection at the time of printing click 'preferences' in the printing dialogue box and select according to preference. I find 'draft' perfectly acceptable for everyday use and is saving ink at the same time.

Поддержка в Amazon не можешь понять разницу между HP21 & HP21b. Я хотел выяснить, что и зачем ехать по дороже вариант HP21, когда более экономичный вариант НР 21б идет одинаково совместимы с моей моделью-Ф моноблок принтер 2235.<БР />к сожалению, не существует показаний к дифференциации б/б. эти 2 модели на странице описания товара, ни Амазонки вспомогательный персонал помочь ничем в этом отношении. Таким образом, я остался без выбора, но чтобы попасть в ищите более экономичный вариант. Кто-то там....чтобы оправдать затраты разница ч/б. Компания HP 21 и HP 21б, пожалуйста?

Do you want to run this on the Apple IOS? Do you want to use the "Scan to Computer" function?
Forget it.
I have spent 6 hours on this and nothing scans.
I have had HP support do all manner of driver uploads and restarts and reinstalls. HP could get the Macbook Pro to see the printer but NOT THE HP PRINTER TO SEE THE MAC. I mean they did everything and ran out of ideas. So they then sent me to Apple and Virgin Media.
I spoke to Apple and all drivers were there and the Mac could see the HP Printer.
I went back to HP. They sent me to Virgin Media to open 12 ports.
Virgin media did as asked by HP.
Ports opened.
No scan from computer.
I am disheartened to think that I could spend any more time on this printer.
I am asking for a full refund and I'm ditching HP.

As seems to be the case with many other owners, my 6520 packed up after 18 months of use. The printer refuses to print blacks and the problem seems to be a blockage in the printhead. However the printhead is not removable on this model and there is nothing that can be done. Apart from buying a new printer, of course.

Which will not be HP.

excellent well packaged and works perfect!
can really email the printer and it prints whether u are in same country or not as long as printer is connected to wifi wherever it is located.

amazing! very useful for me to email stuff to my dad without him getting lost or confused on laptop. documents just print out in his office.

Excellent all round printer. It's really easy to set up, and works via wifi with my PC, laptops, iPads and androids. Everything is really intuitive, with a nice touch screen display walking you through each process. It's relatively quick, a little noisier than my previous Canon all in one printer, and good print quality. I also like the ability to be able to send emails of documents to the printer which it will automatically print. Cartridges are not too badly priced either. A good all round printer, it's good enough as a scanner, copier and photo printer for most homes

Overall I am thoroughly impressed by this printer.

I don't do a lot of printing so this printer seem perfectly priced for me, considering the massive range of features it includes. Photo-print quality would probably be better on a printer built specifically for printing photos, although I find the photo-print quality very high anyway.

Scanning and photo copying works well and the set-up to run wirelessly, following the included documentation, was a breeze.

It is quite noisy in operation, although this does not merit loosing a star for me.

Overall, if I was going to buy a printer I would definitely buy this one again. Seems to be the best in this price range.

Excellent printer. I was going to move away from HP because I found the predecessor of this printer (C310) to be well featured but sluggish and as usual too thirsty on ink.

However, saw this one at a VERY good price here on Amazon so decided to try it. It is a significant improvement and other than still being somewhat thirsty is faster and more responsive (as one would expect within the same model range from a few years ago to now).

Also, am pleased that I no longer have to deal with the "photo black" 364 cartridge as not everywhere stocks it.

This was sold as totally new but opened up for display or inspection but had infact obviously been returned with a problem . The ink cartridges were installed but stuck and the instructions were missing. I returned it.

This printer was bought to replace my 2003-vintage HP 6127, which no longer would work with the Mac OS Mavericks.

Delivery was prompt at comparable cost from Amazon as from Staples. First impressions were of a relatively flimsy construction, compared with the shipyard build of the 6127.

Setup was eventually ok, after downloading the latest driver from HP. However, the touch screen was hard to use and I was unable to enter the WEP code for my wifi router , as it would not change from lower to upper case to take the password. However, by pressing a button on the router, the necessary information was passed to the printer and the setup was completed. There appears to be two versions of the printer driver in my printer control panel page, so that needs to be adjusted from one to the other, depending on whether it's text or photo printing. So about 2.5 stars for setup - from a non-computer geek. An expert would probably be less challenged and rate it higher.

However, in use, the printer is pretty good: fast text printing, in draft and double-sided if required, or good quality fine print. Photo printing is pretty impressive, with very good A4-sized prints appearing at a good speed. Photocopying is fast and very good quality too. Have only scanned one document, and that also was fine. About 4.5 stars for ease and excellence of use.

Given the challenge of entering the setup details on the touch screen, 4 stars seems about a fair overall rating.

I would recommend this printer to a friend.

Absolute rubbish. This item is 9 months old, not used a great deal and the on/ off button won't switch the printer on.

I've recently been a user of mostly Epson all-in-one printers, but ours is a very high-tech household and we found Epson's design to be a bit long in the tooth. We have several computers, iPhones, an iPad 2 that we wanted to be able to print from, we dropped our (expensive, seldom used) landline long ago in favor of cellular-only phones and we struggled to find a printer that fits our lifestyle.Most of them don't have DIRECT support of iOS devices (some have apps that work so-so), they all seem based around the idea that you have a landline if you want to fax anything, and the user interface for setting things up and accessing print functions is often hard to use. Sometimes you're even lucky if your printer installs on the latest hardware and operating systems! Luckily, the eStation blows the competition out of the water in all those areas.First, as always, is installation, which is BY FAR the easiest of any printer I've setup. The tablet makes for beautiful, easy data entry and instruction. Picking timezones, choosing networks and entering in network passwords is all as easy as possible thanks to the tablet's gesture support and virtual keyboard. Competing printers like my released-this-year Epson touch-screen printer didn't even have a virtual keyboard! Setting up the web-services (e.g. getting an email address for the printer) was simple, too. I didn't even have to read a manual, I just ran through intuitive setup screens and, because you have a tablet, there's even instructional videos to walk you through the processes if you get stuck.Installing drivers on my computers was equally painless. When installing my other Epson printer, I was nagged by 20 security dialogs on Windows 7 64-bit and had to make a tech support call to even setup scanning from my Mac! By contrast the eStation setup was a dream. The Mac interface is smooth and clean with no errors or hiccups while the Windows setup screens were not quite as refined as on Mac but without the security prompt dialogs found in the Epson setup.What about my iPhones and iPad 2, you ask? No setup required! They were able to locate the printer via AirPrint instantly and print emails, documents and web pages without issue, even given the option to use double-sided printing if desired! You simply have to push the same button you'd use to email the content and there's a "Print" option at the bottom that finds the eStation as long as it's connected to the same network.You also have the ability to have the printer receive an email from a (long, convoluted) email address assigned to it by HP's ePrint services. It works perfectly and can even be done remotely, say if I had to print out a form for my wife to fill out while I was at work! The eStation simply prints the email you send and/or prints the attachments you send with the email. It's brilliant!The eFax feature is one of my favorites, too! Like I said, we're among the 20% and growing that have only cellular service with no landline. Thus, the ability to fax directly over the internet is very welcome, indeed, espcially when you get 20 faxes for free each month! Before I owned the eStation, we'd use our old printer to scan documents to the computer, then use a service we paid $80/year for to fax them. The eStation will completely eliminate that expense and eliminate a step in the process by faxing directly from the printer (instead of scanning to computer, then faxing).Unfortunately, faxing (and scanning) isn't perfect since it appears like you have to scan one sheet at a time as there is no document feeder. That came as a surprise to me, however, given the fact we almost always send 1-page faxes, I'm okay with the limitation. I can see where the 1-page at a time limitation will become an infrequent annoyance with scanning, but it's forgiveale given the printers other strengths.Lastly, it's worth mentioning the included Android tablet. As I mentioned previously, I have an iPad 2, and the answer to the question of if the eStation "Zeen" tablet stacks up to standalone tablets, the answer is a resounding "No". The tablet is slow, heavy, and not great as tablets go. It's of absolutely no suprise however, and shouldn't be counted against this amazing printer/tablet combo. Look at it this way: as of the time of this writing, the cheapest iPad 2 is $499, the somewhat similarly capable HP Envy 100 printer sells for $250 on Amazon, while the eStation sells for $300. Certainly a printer/tablet combo won't stack up against a more expensive standalone tablet and if the question is whether or not it's worth the extra $50 over another printer for eFax services and a 7-inch wireless Android tablet the answer is abso-freakin-lutely.The tablet makes for a great control panel, with video and easy-to-enter text, it provides an easy touch-interface for faxing, scanning, copying, etc., it displays weather widgets and other items if you choose, it browses the web and prints web pages directly and it can even play Angry Birds and ot

Excellent. Pleased that I selected this model after reviewing many over a short period of time. Only problem is cost of HP replacement ink. Makes you not waste paper and ink priting things you probably do not require to be printed.

I like this printer, it does what is meant to do, however I fine that the printer runs out of ink very quickly and the tray for the Paper is a bit fedley otherwise its good.

So far, so good. I found the setup very simple but would have been much easier had there been step by step instructions. It does not tell you this but make sure you set up the printer itself first before installing the disc into your computer. If you have WiFi, i suggest you use it as it makes it much more vetsatile. The printer needs to be set up so that it can be picked up by the PC when the disc is installed. IPad and iPhone picked up the printer straight away after set up. Am pleased so far

Я вернул этот бракованный товар и не получили какого-либо возмещения до дня.

Very good printer but could do with an easier way to force printing images onto A4 and not colour photo paper.

No matter how often we clean the printer heads this printer does not print colour prints satisfactorily at all. I have to go to Boots to print my photos and my children are very frustrated with it when then need colour pictures for their homework or projects as the pictures look dreadful.

I don't rate

This printer is no way near as good quality as my old C5180 hp photosmart printer. The ink runs out very quickly and the documents are often smudged when a lot of text is printed. Wouldn't recommend.