HP D1341 DeskJet Printer

• Ultra-compact with 80-sheet fold-up paper tray
• Fast printing up to 16 ppm black and 12 ppm color
• Print laser-quality black text and vibrant photos
• Easy photo editing and auto red-eye removal
• 4.5 lbs, (LxWxH): 16.6 x 12.43 x 5.6 inches

This printer did not cost much, but the quality of the prints it turns out are excellent! I don''t use it for high quality photos I have a die sublimation printer for that but it does a great job on things like lecture notes and general photography.

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ive had this printer for about a year. It came free with a pc purchase, so i will be basing my review on that fact.

The negatives of this printer are that it is extremely noisy. Ive never heard of another printer this loud.

Its very cheaply made so you have no physical adjustments. hp claims that this has a ink level viewer, but even after updating to a different driver, i still have not been able to locate it.

The pluses are that the quality for b/w is great. setting the highest dpi on a grayscale image gives you a nice print. I have used it for printing stickers/decals.

The color print on the other hand isnt good. it drenches the paper with ink so you have color bleed and smudging... that obviously leads you to another issue with ink cartridge life. Ive printed perhaps 30 high quality b/w/color (roughly 20% cover on each page) and have already replaced the color cartridge three times and black twice.

The cartridges themselves are about normal price for any printer.

The speed on low quality images is slow... even worse on quality items. If you are looking for just a basic cheap printer, this will suit your needs. if you have a business or are looking to print high demand high quality pages, this isnt for you.

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i own a Co and i send out a LOT of letters and i use this printer to print out address and it pumps them out great printer for the price

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I have had this printer for a while and can count on one hand the times it actually works. You turn it on and makes a dramatic scene banging and whirring and clicking for about 10 seconds. You would think with all this noise it could actually print. No. If its not sucking up multiple pieces of paper at once and printing across all of them then its just getting jammed and wrinkling the paper. Most of the time it just doesn''t print. I click print and the progress says it''s printing pages 3 out of 1. Wonderful. No fixes seem to be available for it. Updated drivers don''t seem to fix it either. The dimwits at HP apparently think their crummy drivers aren''t the issue but the users. The very few times it actually bothered to do its job it printed decent quality though.

The product itself works well.

Installation, however, was a major challenge that, ultimately, involved a total of three hours of phone calls with HP technical assistance. It seems the installation CD was unable to locate and install the applicable "INF" files. This had to be done manually by the HP technician.