HP PSC-1350

Had my 1350 for several years now. Absolutely no problems whatsoever. Just thinking of selling it to upgrade to a faster more professional printer for even better quality fotos.

great printer! it prints texts very well, the downside is that it doesnt print the best pictures. the pictures turn out ok but not professional

I have loved HP printers for years but I'm really disappointed with the HP PSC 1350.

I want reliable printing, I don't want to print my work 3 times and have to pick the least twisted copy.

I bought one a few years ago and within a year the printer feed had packed up. Under warranty I got it changed, and now this second one has packed up as well. The printer prints good quality pages and is great for a budget priced printer, but I am very disappointed that I have had two machines that the feeder mechanisms have stopped working with very little use. I don't use my printer daily, just the occasional printing but this has been enough to cause problems. I am now in the market for a better printer.

Having purchased HP equipment for over 20 years, here is yet another quality budget product from the kings of printers - HP. I really do have to congratulate them on the HP PSC 1350 multifunction printer.

Do note that the cartridges are only 50% full, and the USB cable comes separately.

For £80 though, it is a great unit, and it has served me well.

The HP PSC1350 is a good value multi-function device. Printing of text is almost to laser standard. Photo-copying of reasonable quality, enhanced by the ability to use when PC switched off. In addition the scan facility adds to the functionality of this device. Photo printing is also good.

The downside on my PC is the the multitude of files loaded in the 1 ghz+ installation and which took an absolute eternity to execute. Subsequently I downloaded the 15mb software update and have been suffering whilst it repeatedly attempts and succeeds to re-install the last 4% of the original configuration process on boot up. Unusual to say the least.

It would appear that large memory and fast processor speed would be an advantage as my PC takes much more time to boot up since install.

Despite my problems, which may be unique to my set-up, I would suggest that the amount of functions provided make this a worthwhile purchase in the long run.

Hewlett Packard HP PSC1350 all-in-one:

I needed to replace an HP 930 inkjet and a canoscan scanner and was tempted towards an all-in-one, after using one in my office. I have now had this HP1350 for 3 months and so far (touch wood) despite being in daily use for printing both text and pictures; I have yet to defeat it! In the UK this printer is now available from a number of sources for well under £100 and the cartridges are now commonly available from most OEM supply sources.