HP D1341 DeskJet Printer
Up to 4800x1200 DPI / Ink backup mode / Up to 16ppm black and 12 color / 4x6 borderless prints / USB 2.0 / For Windows or Mac Up to 16ppm black / 12 color USB 2.0 Prints on paper up to 8.5 x 14 For Windows or Macintosh Uses HP C9351A and C9352A ink cartridges Weight - 4.5 pounds Dimensions (WxHxD) - 16.6 x 5.6 x 7.2
HP D1341 DeskJet Printer Accessories
 HP 21 Black Inkjet Print Cartridge (C9351AN#140)
HP 22 Tricolor Inkjet Print Cartridge (C9352AN#140)
HP 21 Black US Inkjet Print Cartridge EAS Sensormatic
Tripp Lite U022-006 USB2.0 Certified Gold A/B Device Cable - 6ft
Belkin F3U133-10 Hi-Speed USB 2.0 Cable (10 Feet)
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HP D1341 DeskJet Printer Reviews
The product itself works well. It seems the installation CD was unable to locate and install the applicable "INF" files. Installation, however, was a major challenge that, ultimately, involved a total of three hours of phone calls with HP technical assistance. This had to be done manually by the HP technician.
The pluses are that the quality for b/w is great. even worse on quality items. The cartridges themselves are about normal price for any printer. The negatives of this printer are that it is extremely noisy. ive had this printer for about a year.
Its very cheaply made so you have no physical adjustments. The speed on low quality images is slow. Ive never heard of another printer this loud. it drenches the paper with ink so you have color bleed and smudging. hp claims that this has a ink level viewer, but even after updating to a different driver, i still have not been able to locate it. The color print on the other hand isnt good.
It came free with a pc purchase, so i will be basing my review on that fact. If you are looking for just a basic cheap printer, this will suit your needs. setting the highest dpi on a grayscale image gives you a nice print. Ive printed perhaps 30 high quality b/w/color (roughly 20% cover on each page) and have already replaced the color cartridge three times and black twice. if you have a business or are looking to print high demand high quality pages, this isnt for you. that obviously leads you to another issue with ink cartridge life.
I have used it for printing stickers/decals.
i own a Co and i send out a LOT of letters and i use this printer to print out address and it pumps them out great printer for the price
Shame on HP for producing such a poor product. I opened the box yesterday and I got several problems after then. Save your money and buy other products. First of all, the installation CD is bundled with ton of software and it took more than 100MB just to install the driver I really want, I don't understand why HP forces the user to install so many garbage products on user's machine. Once I installed the software and wired the cable properly and then tried to print, most times it didn't work at all and keep saying paper jam. I then called HP product support line and they didn't solve problem at all. I used Epson and Canon print before and never find any problem.
However, the ink warnings this thing gives you can get extremely annoying. I guess this can also be considered a pro because it means you get more ink than you think, but it's obvious they make these warnings come up just to get you to buy another ink cartridge and waste money when the other one is still perfectly fine.A warning comes up every time when I want to print and when I start my computer up and they cannot be disabled. I'm still going on my 1st color ink cartridge, and from about a month ago, it's been giving me warnings that the color is low and should be changed, when it prints fine. Other than that though, it's a good printer. I got this printer free with the computer I bought for Christmas. The print quality is very good and of course, I can't really complain considering it was free. I've only had one paper jam thus far.
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