HP Officejet 9110 All-in-One

HP Officejet 6500 Wireless All-in-One

Delivery was ultra quick and it was packaged securely. The device is quite big so have a good space on your desk. Print quality is very good and using a good photo paper produces superb photo prints. The fax and scanner work well from the machine or your computer. Set up was very easy. If you're on a secure wifi network have the access code handy and the machine will do the rest. It's very intuitive to set up and use! Ink usage seems average but having separate cartridges will help in reducing costs. I'm getting around 130 pages per black cartridge on high quality prints. When printing on both sides of the paper the machine waits for a few seconds ...

HP Officejet 4315 All-in-One

As a simple all-in-one printer, the HP Officejet 4315 basically does what is advertised. I ve used this printer for over 6 months now and have yet to report a defect. I never previously owned a fax machine, and having this function on the printer has been fairly useful. The print quality is sufficient and you can pick up cartridges for as cheap as £10 for colour and £7 for black ink. The all-in-one does have a few problems, however. If you require speedy print-outs I would recommend looking at a laser printer, as this inkjet can take its time. I have also had to revert to using my flatbed scanner, as this all-in-one only allows scanning of individual pages. The photocopy ...

HP Officejet 4255

Hewlett Packard have always been a forefront company for business quality machines. I have been using the 4252 (there is no difference I can find) for 2 years now until I finally managed to break it. I have printed on paper, card and photo. I use it to scan in all of my charity work documents and duplicate them from the desktop as well as stand-alone. I have not been able to fault it except for two small niggling things. Firstly is the quality of paper it accepts. If your paper is quite heavy, now I am talking 250gsm quality, it is not brilliant. The paper feeds from the front which means that any heavy paper gets jammed in the rollers as it prepares. Unlike my ...