HP Deskjet 930c Reviews

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I paid £150 for my Hewlett Packard 930c in September 2000 when the model was new. Since then I've seen them priced as low as £70 in the Viking Direct sales catalogues, great value for money for the printer itself. The quality of the printed material is excellent if I use the correct cartridges. I have tried refill kits and compatible ...  Read the complete review

I bought this printer because of it's high quality print outs and affordable price tag. When I first opened the box I thought the build quality was quite flimsy especially the paper tray-a bit like an Airfix kit. The other reason for me choosing this printer is because it can print high quality prints on many types of paper- it ...  Read the complete review

After my previous HP bit the dust (children's intervention and nothing wrong with HP's build quality - two year old's can do a lot of damage!!), I headed out to update it. Previous experience of HP's reliability meant that I was happy to purchase again. The 930C seemed to offer everything I needed at a good price. Setting ...  Read the complete review

I can without hesitation recommend the Hewlett Packard 930C for its excellent print quality and speed. The documents are printed directly from Photoshop 5 and the results on cheap copier paper are fantastic. The downside to this printer (HP930C) is that the cartridges are expensive. The colour cartridge can cost between £20 - £28 and ...  Read the complete review

I used to have a HP 660c but as it couldn’t hack colour pictures anymore I decided to buy a new printer. After looking around I bought a HP 930C It cost £90 and came with a installation CD, 1 black and colour cartridges (both large) and 5 sheets of photo glossy paper. The installation was a breeze, just insert the CD run through the ...  Read the complete review

Okay, to start with I work in the computer trade, so I see products come and go. At work we do lots of point of sale displays, which are usually A4 sized with a large colourful header and some bullet points in large black text. I can without hesitation recommend the Hewlett Packard 930c for its excellent print quality and speed. the ...  Read the complete review

Hewllet Packard is well respected in the computer community and probably one of the best, or should I say, most highly respected brand of printers. Why? Probably due to the quality of their printers and the fact that they seem to go on and on and don’t give you too much hassle. Oh they had a few problems with the HP 500 series etc but when ...  Read the complete review

I like this printer a lot. In it's range it is quiet, fast and has slightly better resolution than some competing Epsons. One thing I am not too keen on is the front tray. This makes it difficult to feed through stiffer media. For standard paper it works a treat though. Installation was trickier than expected and I had ...  Read the complete review

Another entrant into the spring inkjet lineup is the DeskJet 930C. Being a member of the 900 series the machine shares the same engine as the 950C and 970CXi, albeit a little slower. Print quality remains the same, however. The 930C features the PhotoREt III image-enhancing technology to gain a maximum resolution of 1200 x 2400 dpi. It also ...  Read the complete review

As an I.C.T teacher in a Primary School, I was asked to purchase some new printers, as the old ones were nearly dead. Having done all the necessary research, I decided to buy the HP Deskjet 930C. It was very easy to set up and use. Even the most technophobic teachers were using it within days. It certainly lived up to all my ...  Read the complete review

93OC This HP printer looks very stylish indeed. And with speed of around 6 pages a minute it is pretty versatile. Having a single colour cartridge didn't hold back the 840C, though it can be quite costly to replace the cartridges, as one colour runs out you have to throw it all away and buy a new one. The picture quality is great. As ...  Read the complete review

This is the first time I’ve had HP printer at home although I’ve used them frequently at work. I bought the HP Deskjet 930C as a replacement for my broken Epson after having a word with our IT manager who suggested that this model provided very good print quality at the decent price of around £100. I also checked out a couple of the ...  Read the complete review

I did a lot of research before buying my printer & couldn't decide whether to get this or the Canon BJC 6200. After a lot of advice, I heard that HP were longer lasting & so decided to go for this model. After my last Canon BJC 10 manual feed printer, this HP was a big improvement on speed and quality. It took me ahile to work out that the ...  Read the complete review

I have been using HP deskjets for many years now, and the 930 is one of the best I have used so far, getting on for the quality of the 970 cxi, which is the best of their printers that I have personally used. The colour reproduction is excellent - photographs approach what they should look like, especially on decent quality photo paper. Normal ...  Read the complete review

Just bought mine about a month ago, and have nothing but good things to say about it. The price was right (£125 after some haggling and price matching), the colour reproduction for photographs is fantastic and the quality of the print on photo paper is really excellent. I can't fault it. The cartridges are not too expensive ...  Read the complete review

I am very disappointed with the HP 930C. About black and white, or even colour on graphic, it is fine! I like the possibility of printing both side, and see the level of the cartridges, good! But when I want to print colour photograph, come the bad news. There is no way to predict how the printer will take in the sheet of HP ...  Read the complete review