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HP Deskjet F2280 Ink Cartridges
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Why Pay More For HP F2280 Ink?
The HP Deskjet F2280 makes really beautiful prints, whether it is a standard text document or a photo. When the cartridge runs out, though, you'll have to shop around to replace it. When you find out how much cartridges typically cost, your heartache begins. You'll find out the hard way that is quite expensive to replace HP F2280 ink cartridges. You've probably also figured out that printing pictures devours ink. All those discount office supply stores, electronics discount stores, and computer discount stores offer discounts on all sorts of things, but none of them seem to offer discounts on cartridges for HP Deskjet F2280 ink. Don't despair, there is good news for you: Cartridge Save can sell you all the cartridges you'll ever need at a fantastic discount!
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You may worry at the prospect of ordering your cartridges over the internet for your printer. However, at Cartridge Save, we offer you a full, money back guarantee that's cast in iron. We are so confident that you'll be completely satisfied with the excellent build quality and the outstanding prints you'll make, that we can offer this guarantee. If you are uneasy about the delivery charges eating up everything you'll save, don't worry. We'll give you FREE delivery on orders over £30 on every order as standard.
What ink does the HP Deskjet F2280 use?
The HP Deskjet F2280 uses HP 21 ink cartridges. HP 21 ink comes in black; the black cartridge prints 190 pages.
HP Deskjet F2280 Printer Review
Expert review of the HP Deskjet F2280 printer
An entry-level multifunction printer, the F2280 from HP is a one-stop-shop, designed for users looking for an affordable and easy to use all-in-one printer. Whether you're photocopying books, scanning old holiday photos or printing documents, the F2280 is here to help. HP printers are renowned for their reliability and the F2880 is no exception, it is built to last and will definitely withstand the test of time.
Design
The HP F2280 inkjet printer could be described as minimalistic - with its plain white and grey case – others would just call it plain boring. HP has really cut costs in the design department for this one. Disappointingly, the F2280 lacks a display screen opting instead for a handful of control buttons that control the copier and some warning lights just in case you're running low on ink. The plus side to having the bare minimum is that the F2280 is small and compact, making it ideal if you have limited space in your home study or bedroom.
Advantages
All-in-one printers often get bad press with critics claiming companies simply throw on the scanner with little thought for quality. Fortunately this isn't the case with the HP F2280 inkjet printer. The flatbed scanner produces great results – images and documents look clear with no signs of quality deterioration. Print quality is equally impressive with text documents looking sharp, regardless of font size. Unfortunately, colour graphics and photographs didn't fare so well, with images suffering from contrast issues and fading.
Disadvantages
One of the F2280's biggest downfalls is print speed, expect around 6ppm for standard text documents and 4ppm for colour. Photo printing is even slower with a 10cmx15cm print taking over one and half minutes. And it isn't just the printer that's slow, the scanner and copier also suffer from the same problem. HP have also overlooked network functionality- it would have been nice to see a memory card reader or Wi-Fi added to the printer, setting it aside from some of the other low-end all-in-ones.