HP Photosmart C4380 All-in-One

I've had this printer for 3 months now (after my last HP finally decided to wheeze it's last) and I am rather impressed by it. I'm going to do this review by different tasks you can use it for :) Simple B&W printing: This printer excels at quickly printing what seems like reams of my research and work, the printing is quick and not smudgy, and the printouts are clear. It's never going to be as quick as a laser, but for this small company, it's perfectly good! Colour printing: Takes a little longer than B&W, but still the quality is exceptional. Usefully, it comes with wireless 802.11g in it, and the signal reception is good. I can ...  Read the complete review

All in one printer, copier and scanner. Does black and white and colour. It can be connected by cable or wireless. I purchased to use as wireless but have been unable yet to get it work using this option so have to plug it in each time I want to use it. The quality of print is good however I seem to be going through cartridges much quicker than I would like to. The colour cartridge seems to run out very quick. It seems to be working out more expensive than my previous printer. I have also had problems with paper jamming and cartridges aligning. When I clear a paper jam, it automatically rolls one sheet through and the next jams again. Often I can clear ...  Read the complete review

For a start, this isnt a fax machine, it shouldn't be in that catagory! This printer is available at PC World for £79.99. (bargain!) I recently upgraded to this Printer from a similar HP all-in-one printer, and I should say, it was with some reluctance that I stayed with HP, as they have given me quite alot of trouble, but Im glad I did! Print Quality: Excellent, the photographic prints from this printer are brilliant, I have made several Greetings cards using this printer and they look almost professional. The option to use fast draft works very well too, with the obvious reduction in print quality of course, although there is ...  Read the complete review