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Love it! HP DeskJet 920C Printer is an economic printer. It can print more 100 color papers. Thank to HP, HP DeskJet 920C Printer has no complain about it.

I had received the two HP eStation Zeen AC adapters from JM Prime for my HP eStation printers within 3 days. The items were packaged well and they work great. Instead of charging the tablet on the printer dock, I can now use the charger and take it anywhere I go to charge my tablet. What a great product to buy. Also, when I had a question about my order the seller both emailed me and called me.

Some readers may be thinking, based upon the title, that I'm just rating it 5 stars for no reason other than just to rate something. But truthfully, I have been around the block, when it comes to HP printers. This ones has been wonderful for me. I can use it in many applications (not JUST printing off papers of text) and have been well pleased with the results thus-far. With it, I can print out iron-on applications for shirts, I have printed out large text documents, and have also created a number of various other projects with it. It's worked great. The printing quality for pictures is excellent, or (if you're trying to save ink and only use it for printing out text documents), I am impressed with the quality of printing when using the "fast draft" printing setting. It spits papers out VERY quickly, but does not smudge up the next in the rush - as long as the ink cartridges aren't dirty or nearly empty (which is easy to fix). I have had a couple complaints with it though - primarily with ink. HP ink isn't cheap stuff. The only other thing I've had any problems with, is if I am attempting to print on both sides of each page. On occasion (most likely through my own ignorance) I have had issues where the printer will print the pages out of order, while I am manually flipping pages to print both sides.Other than that, this printer has been wonderful to me. I would highly recommend this printer to anyone else looking for a printer that is fast, accurate, and is issue-free (mechanically speaking).

If I could give this a minus score, I would. It is without doubt the worst printer I have ever used, it does not work. It does not print. It asks you to press the 'ok' button when it's out of paper - there is no 'ok' button!!!!I cannot wait to get rid of this infuriating machine - I always thought that HP made the best printers - not any more it would seem! Utter rubbish!

? Fuzzy Wuzzy's Summary:???? Recommended with warm fuzzies.This printer joins my home office in addition to a Canon Pixma Pro9000 Professional Large Format Inkjet Printer (9995A001) large format photo printer and an older Epson RX500 All-in-One printer/scanner/copier. I tend to mainly use the Epson for low-color non-photo printing since it seems to be the most wasteful with ink usage (replacing its 6 ink cartridges is not cheap and the printer annoyingly always uses some of the 5 non-black color inks even if you are printing a black-and-white text-only page), with the HP B8550 and Canon Pro9000 being used exclusively for photo printing. I am a serious amateur photographer with way more DSLR cameras, lenses, and gear than can be justified given that I have never earned any income from my photography, but I enjoy printing everything from 4x6 photos to 13x19 enlargements. I frame the 13x19 photos and circulate displays of photos on walls around my house, as well as print photos for friends, so I suppose that is my "payback" for this hobby. My photography interests include people and pets, travel and vacation photos, nature photography and macro close-ups, and John Fielder-inspired wide-angle shots of landscapes and wilderness.The B8550 printer's size is typical for a large format printer. At 23 inches wide, it is overall smaller than my Canon Pro9000 since the Pro9000 also has a top-feed paper tray whereas the B8550 input and output trays both are in front of the printer. In fact, it is probably one of the smallest and lightest photo printers available that can print on 13x19 paper. But if you place this printer on your desk next to your computer, the footprint of this printer will likely occupy a large portion of your desk. My home office consists of one desk, one computer workstation table, four 2-drawer file cabinets, and several bookshelves. Both the Canon Pro9000 and HP B8550 printers now sit on separate 2-drawer file cabinets.Like many printers, the B8550 does not include a USB cable (my Canon Pro9000 also did not include the USB cable, even though I think that it is lame for manufacturers to not include the cable with their printers). I actually had to combine a 10-foot A/B plug USB cable with another USB extension cable in order to place this printer on another 2-drawer file cabinet that was farther away from the USB hub sitting on my desk. When used with the optional HP bt500 - Network adapter - USB - Bluetooth 2.0 EDR , you can connect this printer via Bluetooth. But I have not always been happy with the consistency of Bluetooth connections, and so I decided to use an extension USB cable instead. Another connectivity option that I considered was to use the HP Wireless Printing Upgrade Kit (Q6236A) , but judging from the widely varying opinions about that product, I also stayed away from that option.I found that the top of the 23-inch-wide printer made for a convenient place to put 13x19 photos right after they are printed to ensure the inks are fully dry for a short period before further handling. And one nice aspect of 13x19-inch photo printouts is that they are very similar in size to the full-screen image that I preview on my 22-inch widescreen monitor. I also have to admit that after looking at my digital photos both on a 22-inch widescreen monitor and by selectively printing out 13x19 photos, I rarely print 4x6 or 5x7 photos anymore; 8x10 photos are now the smallest size that I print out.????? Excellent 5-fuzzies feature ratings:????? The HP B8550 is a quality printer with a variety of thoughtful features built into it that accentuate its usability for those looking for a mid-range large format photo printer. If your main interest is in printing lots of 4x6 photos or if you are just using a low-resolution digital camera with a tendency to take blurry photos, you may be just as happy using a less expensive photo printer since a 13x19 photo will accentuate the imperfections that were caused by a bad camera shot. Also, if you print more documents than photos, a photo printer like this should not be your only primary printer.????? Unlike the Canon Pro9000, the B8550's control panel includes a 2.4-inch color LCD display. It has a surprising variety of built-in functions. You can insert various memory cards into the printer and, just using the control panel without needing to access the computer, perform functions such as:? Perform "Red Eye Removal" editing on your photos.? Print out ruled notebook paper, graph paper, music paper, a task checklist, and even a fairly challenging maze.? Clean and align the printhead.? Print a "Printer Status Report" that shows the printer's model and serial number, how many pages you have printed so far, and the date when you installed each of the 5 ink cartridges.? Set language and country/region preferences for the displays.? Create and assemble photo album pages, create panorama prints, create wallet and passport photos.? View and edit photos that

I am a normally sane woman who was driven to the verge of insanity by this horrible printer. It is a great example of "You get what you pay for." $30....Well maybe I didn't even get $30 worth. It is a piece of junk, that only worked intermittently. When it stopped printing, the worst was to come. The outsourced tech "help" was the worst I have ever experienced. I spent literal hours (three one night) on the phone with the tech "help"....who had me to things such as open the door on the printer three times, unplug it four times, and everything but do a rain dance around it. The only real question is why did I continue to try with the "helpers" and to follow their inane instructions. The sane thing to do would have been to toss it in the junk and consider it a lesson learned. Don't buy it. Junk. Junk. Junk. P.S. Make sure you read ALL the reviews. HP will put a good review above this....but read ALL. Save your money. HP Deskjet D1660 Printer (CB770A#B1H)

For me, toner is toner. It does not matter the brand (I think). So we just try to find the best pricing to save our business some bucks. Has been working well. Purchase came with two. It's been a year. We are still on our first toner..and we print A LOT!

I have a hp 3210 all in one printer....that I have had for about 5 yrs....and use for all my printing needs ...much in photo printing...this 6 ink printer has always done great on photo work...this reworked 3210 hp that I bought about 2 months ago..I made it my main printer and the not refurbished old printer.. is my back up....this latest bought printer is quieter than the older one...I have two other printers that I do not use much ..the are good but not but 3 inks and the photo work is not nearly as good...the reason for 4 stars .. not 5 stars is the glass was dusty inside and the outside shows hard use in the past...remember this one is refurbished.

It has been printing for months in my office. 10 over 10. Additionally buying it online make it cheaper than going to BestBuy.

I bought this item to use with an old HP Deskjet 712C printer. Unfortunately, I didn't look at the back of the printer before ordering the cable, because the printer had only a parallel port, and the cable has USB and USB 2.0 plugs, so it's completely incompatible.However, the company was very polite when I emailed them and described the situation, and they offered a full refund with shipping.

I agree with all the positive comments on this workhorse of a printer. I have been using it since 1999 and haven't been able to find a replacement printer since, that is as reliable, user-friendly, functional, full-featured and perfect as this printer. I'm so upset that drivers for Windows 7 are not, nor are they apparently being considered for this printer. Shame! I have been able to use it on my Win7 system using "HP Deskjet 930C/932C/935C" drivers as some help forums have suggested but it is a compromise that removes some cool PhotoSmart features like the ink cartridge level information and other useful things. Too bad - altho I still haven't given up. I hate all the new printers that are out lately that have these elaborate CD install process that includes all kinds of junkware and extras that need to be installed on every device before simple prints are attempted. It didn't used to be this way.

My wife needed a small portable printer for her job. After researching portable printers decided on the HP. Printer was defective out of the box, carriage would not move to the load position as a result I was unable to load the ink cartridges. I called HP support and the first contact was unable to resolve the problem, obviously reading from a script and asking me to first explain the problem, which I did and then after being put on hold briefly two or three times was asked the same questions once again. Was then transferred to the "Printer Expert" who walked me through the same procedures one more time and then finally admitted the printer was defective and indicated they would send me a another printer. After some additional questions I was told I would be receiving a REFURBISHED PRINTER. I replied that was unacceptable and asked to be transferred to a supervisor or manager. I was transferred to a manager in Canada but was told there were no "Printer Managers" available at the moment, the "PC Manager" took all the information and said that they would forward the information to the "Printer Manger". They would then make a decision after reviewing the case and call me back within 24 hours. I had enough of HP! I called Amazon, explained the situation, they overnighted me a new printer, emailed me a return free shipping label to return the defective printer. Received the new printer which was fine and worked well. I realize that sometimes you receive a lemon but the HP support was totally unacceptable. I would recommend the printer but hope you do not have to call HP support.I couldn't be happier with the GREAT SERVICE I received from Amazon-they are the GREATEST!!! By the way I never did get a call back from the HP Printer Manager.

I got this printer with some credit card points through a giftcard to Staples. It's huge, that's for sure.It prints decent photos, but I was never sure that they were as good as my old Canon printer.It eats ink. Maybe they all do, but I felt like I replaced cartridges much more frequently than I did with my older printer (which also had the different colors individually, etc).It doesn't do a good job of feeding paper...and I would often have to fuss with it to get it to load larger sheets. It would often refuse to run sheets that were off sizes. (I got it primarily for scrapbooking, and I like to run randomly sized sheets through for journaling spots, etc).PRINTHEAD FAILURE!!! At about 14 months, I ran kind of low on black ink...replaced that cartridge, and then started getting printhead errors. So, it conked out just past the warranty. Urgh. I tried troubleshooting via online techsupport, I tried cleaning, I re-set it. Nothing. Hubby did something and it is working, but the printhead will not align, so I can't really print anything besides off color off line things.Customer service was non-existent. It takes forever to get through to a person or the right department. I spent one afternoon bouncing back and forth between two departments that thought I should be with the OTHER department. One time I called and they said that they DO NOT SELL a replacement printhead. Whaat??? Then I call and they say that it will be $80 for a replacement. (I got it for $200--that's almost 50% of the cost of the whole unit!??!) They did say that I could get a $50 credit for sending in the old one...if I wanted to purchase another one. (Why oh why would I want another one?) Then, a couple of days later--the guy calls me back and asks if I've decided if I'm interested in getting a new printer. Wow. They've got the time and money to track down people to buy something else, but not enough to make a decent product.It also seriously bothers me--their company plan is that I'm just supposed to throw this thing into a landfill and buy another printer every year??? Holy waste batman.Get something else. This one is not worth the money if the printhead fails!

If you use a lot of sheet media you will be miserable! Difficult to load and very very slow once you jump through all the hoops. Print driver software very unfriendly. If I had not gotten a killer deal on this I would gone back to Epson printers.The print quality is outstanding and is thrifty on ink. Printing on roll media works well. No issues with ink clogging, but replaced the red ink print head once under warranty.

This printer is an abomination. It hardly works, and when it does you still need to fight with it. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone, no holds barred. I wouldn't recommend any HP printer to anyone. They make quality computers and accessories, with the exception of their printers/scanners. These things will only eat your money, your time, your patience, and your will to live in a world with electricity. Save yourself

I used this printer wirelessly and it was constantly having problems getting recognized. I spend a lot of time trying to get it connected and the last time I wasn't able to get it to work at all. This makes all the features useless. Forget about the Zeen thing - nothing like an iPad - terrible device. Finally, if you can print some things for a while you will be buying lots of ink. The printer should be free because they will make all their money on the ink. But that is only if you can get it to work. I think my only satisfying option at this point would be take a sledgehammer to it like in Office Space. It's sad because this product did have hope on the drawing board.

First, I should state that we bought our HP8550 from a source other than Amazon, so nothing herein reflects in any way on Amazon. In fact, we've had only good experience with Amazon itself. Also, in case it's pertinent to what follows, we are running Windows 7, 64-bit, on newish HP computers, and using the latest driver HP has made available for this printer with this operating system.Now, having just listened to my wife raging at our HP8550 printer for about a half hour while she attempted to print ONE 5" X 7" photograph, I decided to look at reviews of the same model here on Amazon and see if we're alone in our hatred of this expensive pile of... stuff. It turns out that: (a) I should have given more weight to Amazon reviews before we bought this dog, because (b) the less glowing reviews are a virtual litany of the problems we've had with ours from the get-go: claims of lacking paper when paper is clearly and properly in place, edge guides set, etc.; claims that photo paper has the glossy side facing up instead of down -- which we repeatedly check, and find false; frequent bouts of prolonged whirring and thumping and clanking for no apparent useful purpose -- at least, not useful to us since nothing comes of it. In addition, I don't think the printer has ever yet succeeded in pulling in and properly handling an envelope; etc., etc., ad infinitum.Furthermore, past experiences with HP photo inkjets make me suspect that if we ever do manage to get enough photos printed with this device to actually start running the least bit low on ink -- which will occur WAY before it actually NEEDS another cartridge -- we'll start having to put up with its "crying wolf" for months (or years, at this rate) before it actually must have ink.Apparently, HP has put some kind of spell on us that makes us forget our ghastly history with their inkjet photo printers and thus falling prey again to their marketing expertise. If you haven't started down that trail yourself, consider yourself warned.

I have had the 24" Z3200 (non PS) for almost two years now and have probably printed close to 500' of roll paper on it, including prints for my recent show. Unlike the previous reviewer I have had nothing but great output and a great printing experience. My only regret is that I didn't purchase this printer sooner. It has, literally, revolutionized my printing. I have had to feed some types of paper one or two extra times, but never more than that. The inks seem to last forever compared to my smaller printers, above and beyond their larger size cartridges. Print quality is excellent. I love it, enough so that I am looking to upgrade to the 44" model.I give it 5 stars.

I bought this printer for photo printing and it does a very good job - good enough for prefessional work and gallery displays as long as you don't need super punchy colors. The prints are archival if you use HP inks and paper (which are both very goood and reasonably priced). The set-up in Vista was easy, and I dug up a printer profile online that I easily loaded into Elements and Lightroom. If you calibrate your monitor and use the printer profile, the print match to the monitor is quite good, usually requiring minimal tweaking. The printer looks great just sitting there (looks like an Apple design), but is noisy and clunky while printing. My ink consumption has been reasonable, using much less ink than my previous Epson and Lexmark printers, and the cost of the 564XL cartridges are reasonable given their capacity (the XLs are the only way to go). Do not use Ultra Gamut inks in this printer! I tried them and they were a nightmare. Horrendous color, clogged heads, deceptive customer service, the works. HP inks aren't that expensive, especially when purchased using the Staple rewards program and cartridge recycling program, and they give consistent results and I have yet to use the head cleaning routine while using them (even after the printer has sat unused for a couple of weeks - refreshing reliability after my experiences with endlessly clogging Epson printers). Print quality is excellent, up to a point: if you need really punchy, highly saturated reds, yellows and oranges, you might be disappointed. You quickly hit a maximum saturation with these colors that is below what other printers, like the higher end HPs and Canons, can deliver. This isn't a problem with greens, blues and cyans on this printer, they pop. The bottom line is that this is a really good printer that yields really good, big prints for a great price up front when purchasing it, and down the road when purchasing consumables.

I placed order for this printer on July 29, 2011. I had been out of town but was told it arrived timely. When I came back I attempted to install software but had a problem with it. I called for a return and I spoke to Jarred. He very politely indicated a website for quick help. I insisted on returning and he very nicely provided RNA and return info. Before re-packing, I decided to attempt one more time, based on Jarred's suggestions, and this time I was propmptly successful. The interaction with this company's representative left me with a good feeling and they handled the possibility of return without a hassle nor atttitude.I am so comfortable with this company, I have just ordered a battery for my new printer from them.I commend this company for it's poicies and the excellent execution by their representatives.

This printer seemed ok at first and was printing nicely; however, when it came time to replace the cartridges it simply would not work anymore. It would either print some of what I needed correctly or print all of it but with the text all messed up. It keeps locking up now and saying printer out of ink when it is clearly full. This thing is not worth the investment at all

The printer does not work at all even if I tried to operate it with many ways. But due to avoiding waste of my time, I have not returned. This seller is not kind because the retainer of ink cartridges was disassembly.

The print, copy and scan functions are reasonable, and the ePrint and airPrint functions perform as advertised.HP, however, advertises the C510a as an all-in-one office device. Buyers should be aware that the fax functionality is provided through a partnership with eFax. The 'free' eFax service only attaches inbound faxes in a proprietary .EFX format - one the device cannot print. If you want to receive faxes in a format the device can print, you must purchase a 'premium' service from eFax. Short of that, neither HP nor eFax will support you when you indicate that the device does not print inbound faxes. Buyers should also be aware that eFax's web-based fax forwarding ability (faxes are forwarded to external email addresses) is blocked by many email providers.HP needs to do one of the following: a) update the device software to print eFax attachments (.efx); b) arrange to have eFax send fax attachments in a format the device can print; or c) stop advertising the c510a as an all-in-one as it does not print received facsimiles unless the customer purchases an additional service from eFax.

HP 470 is a piece of crap. I fought with it for over a year! It is difficult to install or diagnose. It takes forever to decide if it wants to print (or not). If it does print, it's slow. Totally stops printing when it thinks any one of the colors or black is low - I should have the option to keep printing; not be overruled by a stupid machine! It doesn't like refilled cartridges. Never did get wireless to work.