Despite the fact that HP now offers a multitier ink program with different tank capacities for different kinds of users, the C6280 tanks only come in one capacity.
The Photosmart C6280 employs six-color printing and uses individual ink tanks, which is ideal for reducing ink waste. Both input trays also pull out for easy loading. And at the top sits the output tray, which flips up so you can load photo paper. Above that sits the dedicated 4圆 photo paper tray (up to 20 sheets), which engages automatically when you direct the printer to print on 4圆 paper. The cassette comprises three layers: at the bottom is the main input tray, capable of holding up to 100 sheets of plain paper.
The paper-handling system is also standard for HP. The photo-dedicated buttons include menu and start, as well as red-eye removal and photo reprints. Copy and Scan tasks get their own dedicated menu and task start buttons. The standard four way rocker button, an OK button, and back button let you peruse menus and photos. The 2.4-inch LCD is mounted on a swiveling panel, which lets you optimize your viewing angle. The control panel is well-organized and easy to understand. The PictBridge port would let you print directly from PictBridge cameras, videocams, and camera phones. You get four memory card slots, but oddly, no PictBridge USB port, a major omission on a photo-oriented printer in this price range. The scanner lid opens to reveal an A4 size flatbed scanner. It sits 17.6 inches wide, 17.4 inches deep, and 7.4 inches tall, and a weight 22.6 pounds. and i wouldn't have minded the cd label maker another model featured, but the built in ethernet connection was more important on an all in one to me.īottom line- a nice little all in one, w/ good features, nice quality printing/scanning, at a nice price.The all-in-one HP Photosmart C6280 uses the same design as single-function Photosmarts. No fax didn't really make or break the deal, though it would have been nice. if you can pick one up for under $100 (usd), i say go for it. I've only had the printer for a month or so, and i don't do a whole lot of printing, so i can't speak for ink usage or longevity of the printer. the software for network connection is goofy, as is all hp software (could be a windows issue, as most problems w/ pc's is that they run a microsoft os). it's not the best of scans, but i've seen a lot worse. text print quality is nice and clear, the 4圆 prints i've printed look awesome (note: only buy hp photo paper, i found out the hard way), the scans are better than my previous all in one and the stand alone scanner.
dispite hearing that the print quality was poor and all the other gripes about this printer, i still bought it. I really looked into this and a few other printers before settling on this one.
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