HP Psc 1510 All-in-one Printer

After only a week of operation, ours stopped feeding paper properly and would only do so with major coaxing and prayer. It will not feed paper properly at all now. I had an earlier model HP PSC that lasted a year before needing replacement, and before that I owned an Epson Photo 700 that lasted nearly 6 years with no problems. DO NOT BUY THIS PRINTER. IT IS A WASTE OF MONEY!

Great printer for a dorm room. I have access to a high volume laser printer, so I use the high volume for a lot of huge prints, but use my HP for 4-6 page prints. This printer scans great and prints very quickly, but goes through ink fast! Good for quick printing, but I never print more than 10 or so pages at a time because it goes through cartridges so fast. If you have access to a high volume printer on a network and want a printer for ease of use, then I recommend this printer 100%. Its a great printer but discouraging to always be buying new ink cartridges.

A good friend of mine told me that he swore by HP printers, so I bought this printer to use for my daily document and photo printing. The biggest problem I have had with this printer is that it rarely prints. My printer always thinks it has no paper in it, and it usually takes about half an hour to print a short Word document. Printing photos is a joke on this printer. I take several photography classes, and this printer prints low-quality images. Also, my black and white images often have chunks of random color on them after I print them out. I will be returning this product, and if I cant, I will be selling it on eBay and hoping to get a few bucks off of it. This was a complete waste of money.

I thought the first printer had just gone bad after a year because it would NEVER feed paper into the printer. So I went out and bought, yes, another one (newer model) and lo and behold....2 weeks later....it doent feed paper again; unless you physically help it....sometimes. What a hunk of junk.

after only 2 months of light use - it started refusing to feed the paper! - I tried everything I could - nothing works. I am so frustrated with it. I also bought a computer from HP - problems as well: DVD writer is missing drivers, tons of preinstalled garbage software. Fan broke after 5 months of use. I am NOT BUYING HP EVER AGAIN!!!

This printer worked for 2 or 3 months, then the feeder started pulling in multiple pages at a time. This product is crap, and HP should be ashamed. If you want a printer that works, dont buy HP.

Ive had this printer for awhile, several years. Ive only put up with it because I do occasional printing and mainly with just text. However, I have a few complaints about it: 1. It has a hard time being fed paper. I have to watch and make sure that the printer is able to grasp the next piece of paper correctly or else itll stop and alert that Not enough paper is available. I cant just print and do other things, I have to sit there and feed in each sheet. NOT FUN. 2. Ink cartridges run out quickly. And theyre NOT cheap. 3. Everytime I turn it off and back on, it prints an alignment page. This wasnt a probably originally because I usually keep my printer on but after several times of unplugging and moving it, I got a little annoyed because those alignment pages use up a LOT of ink, which is NOT cheap and not very much of in the cartridges (look at point #2). 4. The scanner is somewhat shady. I have a Mac and ive had to search through various instructions on how to configure it correctly to my computer and even after that, its really slow and the picture quality leaves something to be desired. In short, please send your money on something more reliable, even if it costs just a little more. Its worth it.

Id give this pile of junk a negative 2 star rating if I could, but apparently 1 star is the lowest rating permitted by Amazon. Allow me to rant on . . . Id like to echo the sentiments expressed by several others. We have several HP all-in-one type PhotoSmart printers (7000 series and 8000 series) and this one (4000 series) is the runt of the bunch (we paid $99 for this box of bolts). It worked for about two months then started to freeze up and display out of paper error messages. It really doesnt work at all now and wont even shut off when you use the power button. Every once in a while Ill crank this puppy up to see if I can resurrect it and occasionally it will print out a page or two before paper jams and out of paper error messages send it back into its routine of blinking lights, non-response and non-operation, I have to unplug the darn thing just to turn it off. What a dog! The main problem seems to be with the inadequate engineering and materials quality on the paper tray/feeder and the overly sensitive and poorly tuned sensor associated with the paper supply. HP obviously must be aware of this and if they cared about their customers they would offer to replace this mutt with a new printer (they certainly are making their money on the ink cartridges!) Like a fool I stocked up on the ink cartridges only to find out I am now stuck with them because no other newer printer from HP uses these exact cartridges. What a scam!

I was traveling with a laptop with XP. A friend graciously let us use her apartment, including Internet access and an HP printer with a USB cable. We started to check-in online for our flight 90 minutes ago, and connected the USB cable to the laptop, hoping to print within minutes. Ahah, but this is an HP. So you cant just download a driver file of a few Mb and be done within minutes. You have to download 166 Mb of completely useless software. Then install it. After losing 20 minutes in the process, the install procedure is stuck at 18%, apparently doing nothing at all. This reminded me why I will NEVER buy an HP printer again. Their printers are fine. Their software is just the most horrendous bloated thing I have ever seen. This is unacceptable.

This product does everything I want it to do. Initially, I had a problem setting it up but that was my fault. The technical team at Quality Printers walked me through the set up and I am very happy for their support. I would encourage anybody who is thinking of a printer or other computer related products to talk to Quality Printers first. You wont be disappointed. Sincerely, Dana Weishaar