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HP PSC 2100 Ink Cartridges
The following 6 products are guaranteed to work in your HP PSC 2100 printer:
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Sets of ink cartridges for HP PSC 2100 printer:
Save 39.71 compared to HP brand
- Made from recycled HP and Olivetti cartridges
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Black ink cartridges for HP PSC 2100 printer:
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Colour ink cartridges for HP PSC 2100 printer:
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What ink does the HP PSC 2100 use?
The HP PSC 2100 uses HP 56 ink cartridges. HP 56 ink comes in black; the black cartridge prints 520 pages.
HP PSC 2100 Printer Review
Expert review of the HP PSC 2100 printer
A compact and lightweight all-in-one, the HP PSC 2100 is an easy choice for small offices and even for home use. It has the compact design of a single function printer and the functionality of a copier, scanner, and printer. The HP PSC 2100 also banks on portability. However, it is quite sluggish compared to other models, producing only 2 pages per minute in 'best' mode.
Design
Measuring 5.5x16.6x12.4 inches, the HP PSC 2100 is easy fit to any desktop setup. It features a fold-up paper tray that can hold as much as 80 sheets of plain paper. The HP PSC 2100 uses 2 ink cartridges – one black, and the other tri-colour. This makes replacement easier but not necessarily more cost effective.
Advantages
Major advantages users get from the HP PSC 2100 include multifunctionality, compact design, simple cartridge configuration, and high speed connectivity. The machine also produces high quality prints, especially text and graphics.
Disadvantages
The HP PSC 2100 is not as powerful as other multifunctions in its range. Because it is sluggish, it can slow down productivity, especially in busier work environments. Printing in draft modes is significantly faster, but the quality of the printouts does not look professional.