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| Brand: | Hewlett Packard |
| Item Height : | 18.8 centimetres |
| Item Width: | 45.2 centimetres |
| Screen Size: | 1.45 inches |
Technical Details
- Enjoy easy photo printing, copying and scanning
- Print without a PC with memory card readers, an LCD screen and TouchSmart frame
- Go wireless and enjoy the freedom to print from virtually anywhere in the home
- Get great results with web pages, documents, photos and more using easy HP tools
- Control costs and save energy with affordable, efficient printing
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| Features of the HP Photosmart Wireless All-in-One Printer. View larger |
Print, copy, scan and get lab-quality photos with this wireless all-in-one Simple instructions make it easy to set-up and use so you can print everything you need: documents, web pages and photos, plus copy and scan too. With the touch of a button, the HP Photosmart Wireless All-in-One automatically connects to any home network, providing the freedom to print from virtually anywhere in the home.* Memory card slots and touch screen controls, as well as smart software and individual inks, make the HP Photosmart Wireless All-in-One the perfect choice for all the family. Click here to download a specification sheet.
 View and adjust your photos with the memory card reader and TouchSmart frame |
With the HP Photosmart Wireless All-in-One, you can print direct from your memory card. The inbuilt memory card reader lets you simply slip your card into the slot, and instantly view your pictures on the colour display. The Wireless All-in-One automatically removes red-eye and makes other adjustments to make sure you get perfect prints every time. The touch-enabled TouchSmart frame makes it simple to scan, copy and make enlargements – it’s like having your own photo lab at home.
Improved print speeds (30ppm black, 28ppm colour), individual inks, dual drop weight technology, and borderless photo printing
Be sure of great results, with crisp, sharp black text and bright colours with Original HP inks. Rely on HP for good value – get up to 3x more black printed pages and 2.5x more colour printed pages with optional high-capacity replacement ink cartridges. Plus individual inks mean you only ever replace the colour you need, saving wastage and saving you money.
HP uses dual drop weight technology to ensure you get the best quality prints every time. Small and large ink droplets are combined to create greater ink coverage on the page, increasing image quality and reducing the visibility of ink droplets. Also, get fabulous photos with borderless photo printing on prints up to panorama, A4 and more.
 Make printing from the web simple with HP Smart Web Print. |
Print only what you want to print and nothing more. HP Smart Web Printing Software enhances printing in Microsoft Internet Explorer by allowing you to select content from web pages, such as text, images and graphics, before printing.
 Just drag, drop and print, with the HP Photo Print Gadget. |
The Smart Web Printing Clip Book pane lets you store and organise content gathered during one, or many, online sessions. The Print Clips window shows exactly what will print so you won’t waste paper printing things you don’t want. Use it for college research, flight bookings, recipes, maps, photos and anything else you print from the web.
Print perfect photos with the HP Photo Print Gadget***
 Just drag, drop and print, with the HP iPrint Photo |
You can even print photos straight from your iPhone with HP iPrint Photo.
HP iPrint Photo is the first photo printing application of its kind and allows for quick and easy wireless printing of 4 x 6-inch photos from an iPhone or iPod touch to most HP inkjet printers connected to a local Wi-Fi network. Just download the application for free from the Apple app store, and you're ready to go. The application is fully compatible with Apple’s Bonjour technology and uses the innovative Multi-Touch interface for the easiest and fastest wireless iPhone or iPod touch print experience. Just download the application for free from the Apple app store, and you're ready to go.
Save energy, save the environmentENERGY STAR qualified, this printer is optimised for efficient energy use. That means it will save you money by reducing energy costs and help to protect the environment without sacrificing features or performance. HP products that earn the ENERGY STAR qualification minimise greenhouse gas emissions and reduce the risk of climate change by meeting strict energy guidelines set by the US Environmental Protection Agency.
You can also use paper more efficiently, by printing multiple pages onto each side of the paper using the ‘Paper-saving Printing’ option, and print only what you want from the web, using HP Smart Web Printing. So you can be sure you are getting a great value printer that won't cost the earth.
Original HP Inks and Paper
Original HP inks and paper are designed to bring out the best in your HP printer. No smudges, streaks or splatters, just great looking results with easy to use, hassle free ink replacement.
HP offers a range of ink cartridges tailored to the way you print. To make things easier for you we’ve colour coded the packaging. The standard blue ink cartridge is ideal for people who print low to moderate volumes, such as the occasional document, web page and photo. High-capacity (XL) cartridges offer even greater value with increased page yield. Ideal for higher volume users.
Get great value prints for up to 20% less with HP Photosmart Photo Value Packs.
HP provides a savvy solution for photo printing on your Photosmart Wireless All-in-One, with the 364 series Photosmart Photo Value Pack (CG927EE). Get everything you need for printing your snaps in this handy pack, containing 364 series colour ink cartridges (cyan, magenta, yellow) and 100 sheets of 10 x 15cm HP Advanced Photo Paper. Plus make savings of up to 20% compared to buying the ink and paper separately.
Page yields: HP Original 364 black (CB316EE) – 250 pages HP Original 364XL black (CB321EE) – 800 pages HP Original 364 cyan (CB318EE) – 300 pages HP Original 364 XL cyan (CB323EE) – 750 pages HP Original 364 yellow (CB320EE) – 300 pages HP Original 364 XL yellow (CB325EE) – 750 pages HP Original 364 magenta (CB319EE) – 300 pages HP Original 364 XL magenta (CB324EE) – 750 pages
Only Original HP ink cartridges are made by HP, for HP, and are brand new each time. Independent research by Innovationstechnik confirms that the quality and usability of pages printed with Original HP inkjet cartridges is consistently more reliable than those output from the remanufactured cartridges tested. 1 in 5 compatible cartridges fail prematurely or never work at all.***
HP Advanced Photo Paper is available with either a gloss or satin-matt finish and is ideal for use in photo albums, frames and other creative projects. HP Advanced Photo Paper comes with an auto-sensing barcode that is read by your printer, which automatically sets itself to deliver optimum results.
HP Advanced Photo Paper is 250gsm weight/stiffness and is available in a variety of sizes: 10x15cm, 13x18cm, A4 and A3.
HP Premium Plus Photo Paper is HPs best-performing photo paper, delivering lab-quality prints on a premium weight, 280gsm paper. Available in a colour-intensifying high gloss or a smooth soft gloss finish, HP Premium Plus Photo Paper benefits from a patented non-stick coating on the back of the paper that prevents multiple prints from sticking together; allowing hassle-free unattended printing.
These high-quality papers produce true-to-life photos with rich, vibrant colours. Fast-drying, your photos can be handled straight off the printer and will last a lifetime with fade-resistance of over 100 years when used with HP Vivera pigment inks.
For optimum results, always use original HP inks and paper.
*Requires a WPS router with an integrated push-button. Wireless performance is dependent upon physical environment and distance from access point. ** For Windows only. Requires Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 – 8.0. *** Requires Windows Vista. **** Based on RRP. Actual savings may vary. ***** Based on average results of brands tested in 2006/2007 by Innovationstechnik GmbH. Test commissioned by HP. Testing performed on HP 45A, HP 78A, HP 56 and HP 57 Inkjet print cartridges. Individual results may vary.
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
65 of 65 people found the following review helpful
I have a Canon 8-ink printer which produces superb images and an F9900 A4 Scanner but neither is wireless and for convenience I need a single unit that can operate wirelessly. So I bought this one as I managed to buy it at a really low price of £89 which included two full sets of inks and 100 sheets of HP paper. Now for my observations.
The Excellent points: really easy and trouble-free wireless set-up procedure, I use W7, simply follow instructions as presented on the CD-Rom; truly impressive results from scans, which it can do wirelessly to a pc or Mac, or direct to memory card, colours are vibrant and images sharp; scans seem faithful to the originals. Can be paired to more than one pc. An A4 colour scan produced a file size of 2.88mb and 2328x1693 pixels. A pdf version of the same document was 1.81mb.
Lovely intuitive touch screen to use with or without pc connection, if desired, printing photos from memory card, and scanning to it, and for direct copying, all up to A4.
The Good: Two front loading paper stacking trays - one for A4 and the other for photo paper, which can be loaded at the same time. Standard footprint making unit fairly flexible in its location
The compromise i.e. the not quite so good: Photo quality is not up with the best. Relying on only four inks does mean that some compromises have to be made, but nevertheless, photos are still quite good, but ranking no more than average+, but see comment below about paper. On HP's own paper mages are sharp, but lack a little sparkle and in shadow areas look quite muddy producing little definition. The colour gamut is restricted by only using 3 colour inks + black. Experimenting with different brands of photo paper produced a surprising result. The 6x4 HP recommended glossy paper and Epson glossy produced no discernible differences, despite really looking, making me wonder if the original manufacturer is the same.
The surprise was Kodak Ultima Ultra Glossy paper. This yielded images with more contrast and vibrancy with the added contrast seemingly pulling out micro-detail only hinted at in the HP and Epson prints. Of the brands of paper I use, this would be my preferred one for this printer. But there is a but and it is a big but: Ultima paper is not as porous as the other brands. Whereas prints on HP and Epson come out more or less dry, Ultima prints come out wet and need at least 24r hours to dry before they can be safely handled. So, whilst printing they must not be allowed to stack upon one another, nor should they be handled until completely dry.
The Dire: Running costs. Let's not beat about the bush: this printer will be expensive to run based on current ink costs and the stingy amount of ink in each cartridge. With the facility to re-fill being blocked by HP and no compatible inks on the market, you are locked into HP's pricing strategy. HP single ink tanks cost around the same price as Canon's, but HP contains only 3ml compared to Canon tanks containing 9ml. With comparable prices for printers, you can do you own math regarding running costs. You will really need to shop around for the best deals to keep running costs as low as possible.
I have given the unit an overall 4 Star rating as I not feel its photo printing quality fully justifies an extra Star despite its simplicity and ease of use and superb scanning ability. Then there is the on-going cost of running, although I have NOT factored this in to my overall rating, as value for money decisions are all relative and personal and do not add or detract from performance.
The Excellent points: really easy and trouble-free wireless set-up procedure, I use W7, simply follow instructions as presented on the CD-Rom; truly impressive results from scans, which it can do wirelessly to a pc or Mac, or direct to memory card, colours are vibrant and images sharp; scans seem faithful to the originals. Can be paired to more than one pc. An A4 colour scan produced a file size of 2.88mb and 2328x1693 pixels. A pdf version of the same document was 1.81mb.
Lovely intuitive touch screen to use with or without pc connection, if desired, printing photos from memory card, and scanning to it, and for direct copying, all up to A4.
The Good: Two front loading paper stacking trays - one for A4 and the other for photo paper, which can be loaded at the same time. Standard footprint making unit fairly flexible in its location
The compromise i.e. the not quite so good: Photo quality is not up with the best. Relying on only four inks does mean that some compromises have to be made, but nevertheless, photos are still quite good, but ranking no more than average+, but see comment below about paper. On HP's own paper mages are sharp, but lack a little sparkle and in shadow areas look quite muddy producing little definition. The colour gamut is restricted by only using 3 colour inks + black. Experimenting with different brands of photo paper produced a surprising result. The 6x4 HP recommended glossy paper and Epson glossy produced no discernible differences, despite really looking, making me wonder if the original manufacturer is the same.
The surprise was Kodak Ultima Ultra Glossy paper. This yielded images with more contrast and vibrancy with the added contrast seemingly pulling out micro-detail only hinted at in the HP and Epson prints. Of the brands of paper I use, this would be my preferred one for this printer. But there is a but and it is a big but: Ultima paper is not as porous as the other brands. Whereas prints on HP and Epson come out more or less dry, Ultima prints come out wet and need at least 24r hours to dry before they can be safely handled. So, whilst printing they must not be allowed to stack upon one another, nor should they be handled until completely dry.
The Dire: Running costs. Let's not beat about the bush: this printer will be expensive to run based on current ink costs and the stingy amount of ink in each cartridge. With the facility to re-fill being blocked by HP and no compatible inks on the market, you are locked into HP's pricing strategy. HP single ink tanks cost around the same price as Canon's, but HP contains only 3ml compared to Canon tanks containing 9ml. With comparable prices for printers, you can do you own math regarding running costs. You will really need to shop around for the best deals to keep running costs as low as possible.
I have given the unit an overall 4 Star rating as I not feel its photo printing quality fully justifies an extra Star despite its simplicity and ease of use and superb scanning ability. Then there is the on-going cost of running, although I have NOT factored this in to my overall rating, as value for money decisions are all relative and personal and do not add or detract from performance.
60 of 62 people found the following review helpful
Bought this on 20th Feb 2010. Came on time and all stuff was there. Didn't realise that the photo paper that comes with it is only a small pack (approx 5 sheets?) of postcard size, so that was a bit of a problem for the pictures I wanted to print at first.
USB cable didn't work on mine, so had real problems connecting my laptop to the printer so the printer could access my wireless router settings so I could enable wireless. Had to go and buy another printer USB cable just to get the printer added to the network.
Gives lovely images when printing photos, but I am a bit dubious about the estimates of pages per cartridge. I just printed off 13 A4 colour pics plus 5 bits and pieces of web pages, and already the inks on all 3 colour cartidges are low, with warning symbols flashing on the printer to renew the cartridges.
So, overall, prints very well, just not as economical as I was led to believe, plus some snags setting it up.
USB cable didn't work on mine, so had real problems connecting my laptop to the printer so the printer could access my wireless router settings so I could enable wireless. Had to go and buy another printer USB cable just to get the printer added to the network.
Gives lovely images when printing photos, but I am a bit dubious about the estimates of pages per cartridge. I just printed off 13 A4 colour pics plus 5 bits and pieces of web pages, and already the inks on all 3 colour cartidges are low, with warning symbols flashing on the printer to renew the cartridges.
So, overall, prints very well, just not as economical as I was led to believe, plus some snags setting it up.
73 of 76 people found the following review helpful
I decided last year, on grounds of space, to replace my desktop with a laptop, and to get a wireless printer/scanner.
This one was favourably reviewed, and not too expensive, so I went for it. So far, so no problems! In Windows 7, it fires up perfectly, and prints from anywhere I choose to send. Scanning also works well, though to get really good images, you may want to tweak the settings, as always.
More interestingly, this can also work wirelessly with Ubuntu 9,10, which was a pleasant surprise. You want to install hplip 3.9.12 from the web (Google for it), then go through its install via a terminal command, but it does get there without much hassle. Well done HP.
This one was favourably reviewed, and not too expensive, so I went for it. So far, so no problems! In Windows 7, it fires up perfectly, and prints from anywhere I choose to send. Scanning also works well, though to get really good images, you may want to tweak the settings, as always.
More interestingly, this can also work wirelessly with Ubuntu 9,10, which was a pleasant surprise. You want to install hplip 3.9.12 from the web (Google for it), then go through its install via a terminal command, but it does get there without much hassle. Well done HP.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Good but expensive to run.
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A shambolic item produced by money thirsty folk!
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Published 3 months ago by Iliad
Great when it works
This will probably be my last HP purchase, when it works the print is good quality and the demo photo pic a really sharp mix of colours. Read more
Published 3 months ago by mobygocrespo
Not Impressed.
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Published 5 months ago by Muttley
Not my best buy
Everything was fine for a few months then I needed a new print head (provided under guarantee), then just as it was out of guarantee the scanner did not work, the HP help centre... Read more
Published 6 months ago by Brook123
Awful
Uses a huge amount of ink ..... constantly having to replace them. The cartridges seem to evaporate because they run out even when I don't use the printer! Read more
Published 8 months ago by reader
Stressful wireless printing-avoid guided solution!
I bought this printer last year and was unable to set it up myself to print wirelessly, in spite of repeated attempts. Read more
Published 14 months ago by Kay Downing
Great printer weak paper tray door catches
This is a really good printer and works wielessly very well but the front door catches broke off after 5 months HP have agreed to replace it.
Published 16 months ago
printer plus some
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Love wireless.
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Published 19 months ago by N. Batey
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