HP PSC 2352 Ink Cartridges

HP PSC 2352 Printer Review

The HP PSC 2352 all-in-one inkjet printer adopts much of its design, speed, and quality from similar models like the PSC 1610, but adds a few upgrades like a full-color LCD that users will appreciate. It can provide up to 23 pages per minute in black and 18 pages per minute in color, and its maximum optimized resolution of 4800x1200 dpi provides sharp output.

The printer connects to a PC or Mac via USB, but for some tasks, users won't even need it. It can copy without a computer connection, and it can even print, utilizing the PictBridge port and memory card slots in tandem with the 1.8-inch color display. Users can even make simple edits like cropping and red-eye removal right from the control panel before they print.

The PSC 2352 is reasonably compact, with a height of only 8.2 inches and a fairly small footprint of 17.3x14.3 inches. It can be easily moved, as it weighs 12.1 pounds, even with HP PSC 2352 printer ink supplies in place. Reviewers found its input paper capacity a bit lacking, but 100 sheets is fairly standard for a basic all-in-one inkjet. When it comes to quality, however, it got excellent marks, especially for its sharp text.

The printer uses both a black HP PSC 2352 ink cartridge and a tricolor supply. Users may find the tricolor HP PSC 2352 ink cartridge more convenient to replace, but it can also mean extra waste. Either way, remanufactured HP PSC 2352 printer ink is available for around half the cost of OEM versions, which tend to be expensive.

Overall, the HP PSC 2352 represents a solid value for individuals who want copying and scanning without sacrificing great photo quality. Improvements like its full-color display add a lot to its usability, making it an easy device to use, even for novices.