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HP Deskjet F4280 All-in-One Printer, Scanner, Copier (CB656A) | 
| Brand: Hewlett-Packard
Category: CE
List Price: $99.00
Buy New: $60.00
as of 7/29/2010 15:02 CDT details
You Save: $39.00 (39%)
New (20) Used (13) Refurbished (1) from $40.00
Seller: Jillian Persch
Rating:  160 reviews
Color: BEIGE
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 10.8
Dimensions (in): 6.4 x 11.4 x 17.2
MPN: F4280
Model: F4280
UPC: 883585581313
EAN: 0883585581313
ASIN: B0015ZLHRE
Release Date: April 7, 2008
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Affordable and reliable all-in-one device ideal for home office use | | • | Print speeds up to 26 ppm; scan with 1200 x 2400 dpi scan resolution | | • | Built-in print cancel feature saves ink and paper | | • | Enlarge or reduce documents and photos with the built-in resize-to-fit button | | • | Manufacture's 1-year limited warranty |
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Amazon. com Product Description
The HP Deskjet F4280 All-in-One Printer is designed for cost-conscious users who want to print, copy, and scan with one affordable and dependable multi-function device. With a stylish, contemporary aesthetic that's certain to look good in any home office, this all-in-one printer offers print speeds up to 26 ppm, color print resolution up to 4800 x 1200 dpi when printing on HP photo papers, and a robust 1200 input dpi. Other capabilities include a scan resolution up to 1200 x 2400 dpi, and a copy function that offers a reduce/enlarge range of 25-to-200-percent.  | The HP Deskjet F4280 All-in-One Printer offers: - Ability to print, copy, and scan with one device.
- Print speeds up to 26 ppm.
- High-quality color prints at up to 4800 x 1200 dpi resolution.
- Copier can enlarge and reduce photos.
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The F4280 is compatible with both Macs and PCs. View larger. | In addition to its modern design and intuitive user interface, this Energy Star compliant device built for durability, performance, and energy efficiency. The Deskjet F4280 features include a convenient one-touch print cancel button to prevent the printing of unwanted pages, handy USB connectivity, and a removable scan cover for scanning thicker media. Printing documents the way you want them to look is a snap--the F4280 lets you easily enlarge or reduce documents and photos with the built-in resize-to-fit button. Ideal for students and home offices, the printer also features a versatile paper tray that can handle several types of media and paper--including plain, inkjet, and photo paper, envelopes, transparencies, labels, cards, HP premium media, and iron-on transfers. Print your borderless photos in 4-by-6-inch and panorama formats, and get laser-quality black text plus vivid color graphics and photos using HP Vivera inks. Compatible with both PC and Mac operating systems, this printer comes backed by a manufacturer's 1-year limited warranty. What's in the Box
Printer, black ink cartridge, tri-color ink cartridge, HP Photosmart Essential software, setup poster, reference guide, power supply, and power cord.
Product Description
Designed for cost-conscious users who want to print, copy and scan with one affordable and dependable inkjet device. The all-in-one design and concise front panel makes it easy to use and space-efficient. Make quick work of everyday print, scan and copy jobs with this HP Deskjet All-in-One. See quality results for each project from homework to photos. Breeze through an easy setup and right into simple operation using this smart-looking all-in-one that fits just about anywhere. It even finishes important print jobs when one ink cartridge is empty. Experience page after page of dependable and consistent printing, copying and scanning
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| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 160
 HP... Never again. July 24, 2010
TheBuckinghamPalace
This is my 3rd HP printer. I don't know why... everyone I've bought has been terrible. I guess because it always seems like the biggest bang for your buck. They are always running deals at Target, Costco, Walmart, etc... Don't fall for it. HP is a terrible company. If you only use your printer once ever couple of months, this printer might make it through the year. Maybe. Other problems? Oh yeah! The ink cartridges seem so be bone dry after 30 pages or so. I'm pretty sure it would be faster, less frustrating, and cheaper to start using the Kinkos/FedEx store to print out all my coupons. It's also really loud. I would leave the room when it starts printing, but then I couldn't sit in front of it while manually feeding the paper through it in order to prevent paper jams. And there are paper jams. Lots of paper jams! The only part of the printer that worked semi problem free is the scanner. Which I've used maybe three times. The quality was terrible, but it worked. Let me see, did I leave anything out? Well, it's ugly, flimsy, poorly made, and in the end a terrible deal. I'm tired of HP. I know they're a cheaper brand so I shouldn't expect too much of them, but this is the last straw! DO NOT BUY THIS PRINTER. I started searching Google to try and see if I could fix it myself, and whatayaknow... I have trouble even finding an article with my specific problem because there are SO MANY OTHER POSTS about EVERYTHING ELSE on this printer breaking down, not working, or looking terrible. I really want to know if the people that rated this higher than 3 stars got to use it more than a week before they rated it. Either that, or HP has an entire department of employees hired just to spam good ratings on these sites. Those are the only explinations. So let's sum up: 1) DON'T BUY THIS. 2)If you already have-I'm sorry. I really am... 3)And don't buy this.
Horrible Printer! July 7, 2010
Teacher
DO NOT BUY THIS PRINTER! I purchased this printer to use primarily as a copier. I am a teacher and it is very convenient to have a copier in my classroom. In short, the printer stopped working after about ten months. ( It also guzzles ink like crazy!) I spent over two hours on the phone with HP customer service. They were complete morons and kept putting me on hold and asking me the same "troubleshooting" questions. They did everything to avoid giving me a refund, even though the warranty was supposed to be good for a year. I strongly recommend purchasing the extended warranty stores offer just to avoid dealing with HP. HP has the worst customer service ever! I will think twice before purchasing an HP product again.
Horrible printer June 6, 2010
Brian R. Castro (La Jolla, CA)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
1) Notice how most (not all, most) reviews praising this worthless ink-guzzler are from people who haven't owned the printer long?
2) Notice how most of the positive reviews are replete with phrases like "just got this printer" or "so far so good"?
I'm willing to bet that NOBODY who has given this printer a + review has owned it long enough to run out of ink.
The ink cartridge life on this printer isn't just bad, it isn't just short--it is outright criminal.
Buy this garbage and you will be paying triple the price you paid for the printer within a year in ink costs alone, assuming an average print load. This printer is a scam in a box that they sell cheap and quadruple their profits through ink sales.
I've owned several HP printers and this one is conspicuously, almost suspiciously, crappy. Hence my term "criminal."
WARNING: YOU CANNOT BUY REFILL INK OFF E-BAY TO REFILL THESE INK CARTRIDGES. YOU CAN BUY THE INK AND TRY LOADING IT WITH THE SYRINGE; I GUARANTEE YOU IT WILL NOT WORK. I've refilled HP ink cartridges on my HP printers with syringe ink from refill kits off e-bay for years. You cannot do it with this one. You MUST buy replacement inks, and yes, you will buy many. Any refill kits you see on e-bay for this printer will not work. The architecture of the ink cartridge is such that it makes it nearly impossible to refill. Yes, you can find the holes. Yes, you can inject the ink. Yes, you can orient it and let it set 24 hours. Then try to print with it. Nothing. Nada. At best you will get some smudged ink come out or be able to print a few pages before it craps out. I've never had this problem refilling HP inks with my previous printers, just this one. This coupled with the fact that the ink life is ridiculously short makes me again use the word "criminal."
PROS/CONS (yes, combined):
1) Print quality is "decent" for a printer this cheap. It is nowhere near the quality of previous HP printers I've owned, which don't cost that much more.
2) Scanner is good but slow.
3) HP Solution Center software has user-friendly GUI, but the start-up system resident crap will bog your resources and slow your computer. Disable it.
I bought this printer as an urgently needed replacement to my old HP that broke down. It served it's purpose when I needed it but has become laughable over time now that I can see what garbage this machine really is. Buy at your own risk. I highly recommend spending $40 more for a better model.
 All-N-! value June 5, 2010
Louisiana Gal
Good product; a value for the money. Prints a bit slower than other HP's, but it's ok for home use.
 Screwy right out of the box June 1, 2010
L. Sheehan
I do love that this printer can scan. It's been great for scanning my kid's drawings and emailing them to the grandparents. And since this was a gift, I've tried to ignore the other problems. But it DOES have problems. The scanning only works properly maybe 1/3 of the time. I press scan and it only scans a small portion of the original. I do nothing, press scan again, same thing. Try again, and it works. Who knows why. It's been this way since it was brand new. It isn't a big deal when you're trying to scan one thing, but if you have to scan a 10 page document, it's really tedious. And it sucks ink like it's dying of thirst. One black ink cartridge won't always be enough for my husband to print out a manuscript, even a fairly short one. And it does random quirky printer things, like half printing, spitting out unintelligible codes and jamming, but all of my printers have done that, so I expect it. For the casual printer, this might work for you. But if you plan on using it like a piece of actual office equipment, get something else. This just isn't reliable.
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