HP L7650 Ink
OfficeJet Pro L7650 Ink Cartridges

HP L7650 Printer Review

For only a couple hundred bucks, the HP OfficeJet Pro L7650 can be added to small offices. Is it worth the money though? Some say it is, and some say it isn't. With measurements of only 11.9x19.5x19.8 pounds and with its black and silver exterior, it certainly will fit into any small office looking great and not taking up too much room. It also only weighs 28.5 pounds, which means it won't be too hard to lift. It has the versatility to print on most standard sizes and types of paper too. The HP L7650 ink might cost more than some buyers are willing to pay, though.

Four OfficeJet Pro L7650 ink cartridges—filled with black, cyan, magenta and yellow printer ink—are used in this inkjet unit. Using black or color HP L7650 ink, 99 copies can be made from an original document, and the copier can also produce resolutions of 600x1200 dpi. The tanks of printer ink exert high resolutions and have decent page yields ranging from 850-1000 pages.

Though there are a lot of users who are happy with their purchase of the HP OfficeJet Pro L7650, other reviews are rather negative. Printer head errors, expensive OfficeJet Pro L7650 ink and paper jams seem to be the most complained about aspects of this inkjet unit. Many also find the automatic document feeder to be a problem, refusing to feed after only a few sheets. According to consumers, dependability and reliability are lacking when it comes to the L7650, and a lot of buyers have complained that the HP L7650 ink cartridges are much too expensive. Some have complained that high ink consumption is among the most annoying problem. Experts tend to like it, but those who have spent their own money don't seem to.