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HP Photosmart 8050 Printer (Q6351A#ABA)
Studio : Hewlett Packard
by Hewlett Packard
Brand : Hewlett-Packard
Model : Q6351A#ABA
Publisher : Hewlett Packard
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
EAN : 0882780035225
UPC : 882780035225
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 20 reviews)
List Price : $129.99
Our Price : $75.00
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True-to-life photo quality in 6-ink color; borderless photos up to 8.5 x 24 inches
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1.8-inch color display and buttons to select, size, crop, zoom, all without a PC
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Print directly from your camera, camera phone, or memory card
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HP Real Life technologies for automatic red-eye removal and adaptive lighting
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Removable 4x6 photo tray; USB connection, supports PictBridge-enabled cameras
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Product Description |
Box Contents:HP Photosmart 8050 Printer, HP 95 Tri-color inkjet cartridge (7 mL), HP 99 inkjet cartridge (13 mL), HP Image Zone&Imaging software, Quick STart booklet, User Guide, power supply and power cord.
The HP Photosmart 8050 Printer is a versatile printing tool for creating fantastic photos at home or at work -- without connecting to a PC. It features a 1.8 inch color image display to preview and edit your photos before printing, without connecting to a computer monitor. The true-to-life photo quality resists fading for generations. Print your own true-to-life photos and crisp text documents, fast 4x6 photos and long-lasting color prints with the look&feel of traditional photos. 100-sheet input tray, 20-sheet photo tray Media Sizes -Letter, legal, executive, No. 10 envelope, index cards, 5x7 and 4x6 in. photo, 4x12 in. panorama Custom media sizes up to 8.5 x 24 in. 32 MB standard memory Connectivity - 1 USB, 1 PictBridge, 4 memory card slots - CompactFlash Type I and II, SD/MMC, Memory Stick, xD Picture, IBM MicroDrive Uses c8766w, c8767w, c9363w, c9364w, c9369w, c9368w ink cartridges PC Requirements - Pentium 233 MHz or higher; 64 MB RAM; 450 MB HDD space; Windows 98/Me/2000/ XP Home&Pro Mac Requirements - G3 processor (or higher); 128 MB RAM; 150 MB HDD space; Mac OS X 10.2 or higher Dimensions(WxDxH) - 18.3 x 9 x 6.2 (465 x 230 x 158 mm) Weight - 9.3 lbs. (4.2 Kg) |
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beware of defective paper-feed rollers |
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I like HP printers, but the paper-feed rollers have a defect so common that HP mails a kit free-of-charge to specifically address this problem: a plastic insert that goes in the paper tray, topped with a sandpaper-like material to coarsen the rollers. The kit works, but only temporarily. The paper feed errors returned a few months later, the kit no longer works, and HP will not do anything further once the printer's out of warranty. |
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A good basic printer |
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For what I paid, this is a great printer. I have had less problems and breakdowns from this printer than I've had from any other printer. The print quality is very good. This printer sold me on possibly purchasing another HP....I love the hassle free printing. It's very frustrating to have a printer breakdown when you need it, this is a pretty reliable printer. |
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Great until it breaks! |
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Used the printer off and on for both documents and photos, good print quality. Had it safely stored for a year. Been using it again very lightly I might add, and the USB port on the printer died. All the sudden no printer recognition. All HP can say - is it is probably cheaper to just buy a new one. |
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Piece of Junk!!! DO NOT BUY!!! |
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I hate this printer. I hate this printer. I hate this printer. The quality is terrible and 9 times out of 10 when I go to print, it says it is out of paper when it has a completly full tray of paper. Terrible print quality too even on the best settings after multiple calibrations and cleanings with HP photo paper. Colors are all wrong, completly the wrong shade and, visible imperfections throughout. Do not buy cheap printers on day after Thanksgiving sales. I learned my lesson. I am going to shoot this thing for entertainment then go buy a good printer, but no way will I ever buy another HP. |
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Printing Quality Good - performance bad! |
I purchased this product in February of 2006. By October of 2006, all of the sudden, I had problems with the paper feeding correctly. I called HP, I spoke with a sales person from Staples (where the printer was purchased) and they suggested I get a cleaning kit or check the type of paper I was putting in and cross checking with how the printer was defaulted in the computer to print. I did that and it still only works if I have a certain amount of paper (not too much, not too little) and if I give the top piece of paper a little push. It is the most frustrating thing to print anything!! When this printer actually does print something, it comes out nicely, but the effort is definately not worth 6-7 months worth of use. I would suggest to keep looking!!
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