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After much on-line research, I ordered this printer for use at a vacation property. The printer was easy to set-up, as Windows 7 recognized the device and easily loaded the right driver. It works fine, and was a great value. That said, the printer itself, with the included "trial-sized" color and black cartridges was priced less than what a set of HP "full size" replacement cartridges would cost. It's like they give you the printer, and hope that they will make up for it on the back end, selling factory ink cartridges. Presently, if this runs out of ink, I'd likely be money ahead by buying another printer! If one wants a workhorse printer, spend a couple hundred dollars and buy a color laser printer. If color isn't an issue, find a big old HP office quality,laser, printer. We have two that have been going fine for a decade.Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Refurbished
As far as the printer working that is great. However, when you run out of the expensive HP genuine ink and attempt to use a generic refill the malicious processes put in the system are invoked; presenting many fraudulent errors that prevent printing of anything. This is intentional and malicious as is found in most to all HP products for up to 20 plus years or more. Furthermore, all HP products are specifically designed for the theft of personal, private, and confidential information. Do not believe any statements made by HP or Intel claiming claiming to have any privacy or security. Their so-called 'security' is to protect those they allow to steal information from the true computer owner being the true owner of the information. This is all factually economic espionage and economic sabotage. I will challenge any expert that begs to differ. Best solution is to never buy ANY HP products for any reason. However, this is not a total solution to the problem of security an privacy as HP has been embedded in most to all software wherefore the software manufacturer gives them the 'rights' to steal information from the true computer owner.Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I did not install the printer as soon as I received it which was not good.I installed it 3 months later and found it prints great with regular paper, but not HP glossy photo paper. The photo paper sticks, jams or sometimes gets stuck when threading/feeding the photo paper to print. Its like the feeder/roller does not grab the glossy paper. I purchased 'matte' photo paper and it prints fine.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Not all HP 1510 are the same. It was NEW and I bought a three year additional warranty with it. however I was looking for a replacement for my HP PSC 1510 which uses 93 cartridges. This HP 1510 does NOT use my additionally purchased cartridges. This HP 1510 uses 63 cartridges BUT it did come with the lower yielding cartridges. It does not have the PIC bridge which I have no idea how to use on the front of the printer and paper ejects from the rear and not the front as the PSC 1510. My dissatisfaction comes from the new lower priced cartridges that I now have to buy.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
I chose This printer because it as a glass scanner and it has a picture doc. this printer is the specifically made it for printing brilliant colored pictures as well as the normal expectations, e.g. printing, scanning, copying and printing. the black Cartridge slot has an option For a Second Tri color black cartridge with 3 shades of color in it for printing Exquisite quality vibrant/ Brilliant colors when printing pictures on photo paper. It has the traditional Tri color cartridge ( Red, yellow, ETC.) The cartridges are still available and are Priced at around $17 for Remanufactured originals. HP sells new originals for $56. The Tri color black I have not researched lately. When I used to purchase it, it was from HP. it was around $40.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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