We've had this printer in our house for quite a few years now, it's been very useful. Because it isn't only a printer, but a copier and scanner too, it has been helpful in day to day life, cutting out the needless trips to the corner shop to photocopy documents. The photocopying function is easy enough, merely lifting the lid, and pressing the buttons to adjust the number of copies you want, before it proceeds. The other bonus with having the photocopying function is that you can photocopy on both sides of the page, if you simply reinsert the paper when one side has copied, with the blank side face down (it only takes a moment to observe and figure out how to ...  Read the complete review

We have a HP PSC 1350 for use with our home computer. We have had this for a good few years now and, with the price we paid being under £100 at the time, it has served us really well. It is used by all the family for various different purposes, even my children can use it unassisted. We bought it as a replacement for the cheap basic printer that came with the PC package we had bought, and it has been an excellent choice. The photocopier can be used alone, which is most convenient for the rare times that the computer is not on, and I also use it to import photos from my digital camera, which is in addition to the port that can be used on the pc ...  Read the complete review

After purchasing a new computer recently as my old one was too broken, I decided to get a new printer with it. I found this as the price tag was pretty low for the features it has - a good quality printer, scanner and photocopying device, all for the price of most normal printers! The printer also has the great feature of having digital camera memory card slots in the side, so you can transfer the pictures directly to the printer/computer without any further photo software if you wanted to. This is a great feature, as you can print your photos without even having your computer on; just put your memory card into the slots (all of the following are ...  Read the complete review