Hewlett Packard Officejet Pro L7650 All-In-One InkJet Printer

Pros: Excellent quality, fast performance, full Copy, Scan, Fax and Photo feature set. Network ready.
Cons: Large, loud and lacking a great User Manual. A bit sturdier build, please.

NOTE: The HP L7650 is identical to the HP L7680 except that it ships with a USB cable instead of an ethernet cable. We keep telling ourselves there has to be more to it than that, but we haven't identified any differences yet. It may have ...

Pros: When working, prints great for inkjet, fast enough, (high-res color too).  Photo prints only acceptable
Cons: HORRIBLE TECH SUPPORT.  Bad -Software, pix scan, Paper feed.  POS Printer !

Purchased this printer new from Costco in Jan 2007 for a home office.  Afer about 3 months printer started to get smeared prints.  Called technical support 3 times they could not fix the problem.  For some reason it stated to work (cleaned ...

Pros: It looks sharp...Black and silver but thats about it.
Cons: See above depcription for insight into why this product is a definite no.

I bought the machine at Costco after using other HP products in my small home office environment. The ink is costly and the machine goes through it like there's no tomorrow.I got an error message relating to the printhead and tried the online ...

Pros: This machine is fast and prints last page first unlike our old 7100
Cons: 9 month light use cost was $90 ink plus $130 print heads.

We have had our L7650 for 9 months. Usage is light - family use (not business) with very limited photo printing. no publishing and only the occasional fax. We were pleased initially with the speed of the machine and have had good luck with HP all-in-ones before. The first L7650 that we brought home (cost $340 at Costco) was defective and wouldn't print at all. HP customer help is outsourced to India and live help was NO help. We returned machine to Costco for replacement and that machine worked well for 9 months except that it occasionally gets confused and the only way to reset the machine is to turn it off, then on and give it time to reset. The big negative is the maintenance cost. The print cartridges are small and expensive (but oversize ones can be purchased at even greater expense). Final issue for us was the recent complete failure of both print heads at the same time - $65 EACH to replace. I figure that is $220 in supply expenses for light use over nine months.