HP D4360 DeskJet Printer

• Robust and versatile inkjet printer ideal for home office use
• Print speeds up to 30 ppm; 80-sheet input tray folds up when not in use
• Built-in print cancel feature saves ink and paper
• Two convenient USB ports (one in front and one in back)
• Manufacture''s 1-year limited warranty

Installation is easy and the print is great. I don''t recommend installing the automatic updater as it interfered with the operation of my Internet Explorer and I had to shut off this feature for IE to work properly again.

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The installation went OK, it prints fast, nice colorbut after only 2 weeks the ink supply is half gone. I''m not sure if they put full-capacity cartridges in the new units. I bought this printer to replace my trusty old HP 720c. I suspect that HP keeps raising the price of cartridges on the older models, to force people to buy new printers. The price of the 720c cartridges doubled since I bought it 6 years ago. The ink cartridges on the D4360 are half the size of my old 720c cartridges, and I suspect that these cheap HP printers are just a pipeline in disquise for selling mass quantities of ink, because that''s probably where their real profit is.. In comparison, my 720c cartridges would last almost a year. Bottom line, if the HP D4360 printer used less ink, I''d give it 5 stars.

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I''m using this printer exclusively for home and office paper work not for photo or pictures. My printing needs are approximately 3 x 500 = 1500 single sided pages a year. This will require 2 "XL" sets of color and black cartridges annually. Price efficiency of cartridge is average. Considering current market prices for cartridges approximately $30 for a set you are probably locking at 5 6 cents per single page print.

Buying this printer on the internet make sure that you are asking seller if USB2 cable is included. Brand new in original box printers are not always contain USB2 cable.

This inexpensive reliable printer provides good quality prints. Installation and manual are clear and easy to follow. Display Ink level in cartridges, is a very nice feature. The cartridges included in HP original box are not "XL" size and good for 200 pages only, but cartridges "XL" sizes are available for up to 750 pages.

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We bought this exactly two years ago. It has been a great little home printer. I print about one page/day on average. It does use a fair amount of ink, but a printer is only an ink delivery system, right? Two weeks ago I would have given this model 4 1/2 stars. However....I turned it on one day and it simply would not print and the paper would feed halfway through and stop. My husband and I put probably four hours into it trying to figure it out. We tried everything and between us we are pretty good figurers. The HP Solution Center that comes with the software seemed to answer everything but our situation. Finally, I had time to call HP''s 800-number. I was quite pleased to get a live person very quickly. But then I realized her English knowledge was very limited and who knows what country she was in. She asked me if I had tried about three very minor things, which I had. Then without going particularly deep into "here''s what you can try to fix it," her training had obviously told her to stop there and give me this great answer: we''ll give you a discount on this particular new model and it will only cost you $80 (later I saw Amazon sold the same thing for $55). I told her I really like the printer and want to get it fixed. It boils down to this....if it is out of warranty, it goes to the dump. I told her how environmentally irresponsible it is of HP to operate this way. I doubt she understood me because she only kept repeating the $80 offer. I told her she had done a good job, but I was very unimpressed with HP. My husband pulled the D4360 apart more since we had nothing to lose and found broken plastic gears. It is toast. So short-term, it''s a good printer; long-term, America will have a lot of printers in its landfills.

My low end Epson printer died after outliving it''s life expectancy by two years. Desperate for an immediate replacement I opted for the HP Deskjet D4360. It''s strong points, it''s cheap and... ummm, that''s all I can come up with. The negatives... for starters, it''s a bottom feeder, in oh so many ways. Forget about printing labels, envelopes, custom forms, anything other than a standard sheet of ink jet paper will not feed through. You WILL be learning how to unjam this printer in the first day, guaranteed. The paper feed is underneath the output tray, making it very awkward to load. The page size adjuster is positioned under the lip of the output tray, designed for long, slender fingers and if it''s not adjusted exactly, the page will pull sideways and print off the page. Have templates set up to streamline your work? Forget them because this printer stretches out your document when it prints meaning it''ll never hit within your templates'' parameters. And the ink cartridges, they''re tiny... and the color cartridge is exactly the same size as the black & white cartridge. The black draws ink from the color so you''re going to know your office supply person by his first name, and helping to pay his child''s tuition. Expect an invitation to the kid''s graduation.