HP PhotoSmart C3180 All-in-One

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4.5 stars 27 of 27 users found this review helpful

"Great Home All-In-One for the Money" By liljill8

Pros Inexpensive; Good Quality Printing; Fast Printing; Surprisingly Efficient with Ink; Full Functionality; Small Footprint; Great Styling

Cons Noisy When Printing; Control Pad a Little Confusing

Summary After extensive research into printers for my home office and an intensive review of my budget, I finally settled on the HP Photosmart C3180 without seeing any reviews. However, I figured that the price was right, the HP reputation is strong and the functions of the printer are what I ... Expand full review

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  • Office Machine Functions: Copier Scanner Printer
  • Printing Technology: Ink-jet
  • Scanner Optical Resolution: 1200 x 2400 dpi

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