HP Officejet 4350 Ink Cartridges

Design

The HP Officejet 4350 looks bulky and large at first glance, but it is quite compact at 7.1 inches tall, 8 inches in diameter and almost 17 inches wide. The device is almost easily mobile at 12.1 lbs, and it does not take up much space on a cramped desk or small shelf. Its interface is designed to work as a standalone copier and fax machine, so users do not need to buy separate devices any more or connect it to the PC. The HP Officejet 4350 uses HP's colour thermal inkjet technology but with laser printer-like quality.

Advantages

The price is one of this printer's selling points because it is affordable to own and run. It is also praised for its size and for being capable of scanning to PC-based email. The copy and print speeds at maximum in monochrome is 20 ppm, and 14 ppm in colour, while the enhanced 19200x19200 dpi scanner ensures better quality output on scanned documents and texts. The Fax machine can accommodate up to 200 pages in its memory and transmit messages at 33.6 Kbps. Fax forwarding and automatic redialling are also included in the user-friendly HP Officejet 4350.

Disadvantages

Using the HP Officejet 4350 for phonecalls is not a good idea because the quality is not very clear, so users would have to buy a separate telephone for making and receiving calls. Despite laser printer-quality prints, the overall quality is still sub-par. The sheet-fed interface limits the HP Officejet 4350 from handling speciality paper, limiting it to standard paper types only for basic printing needs. Users are better off with another multifunction printer with a flatbed scanner if they want a more versatile machine. When printing in normal mode, the printer is very slow and takes up too much time.