Review Roundup: HP OfficeJet 7410

Reviewers were very impressed with the HP OfficeJet 7410. And it's no wonder; this home-office workhorse comes with almost everything you need for solid printing copying, including a duplexer for two-sided printing, built-in wireless networking, and slots for memory cards. It also prints and scans up to legal-sized paper (although the duplexer only works with letter-sized sheets). It is more expensive than many of its peers, so you'll have to decide whether the features are worth it to you.

Price: $499.99
Type: Color multifunction
Max. Print Speed: 30ppm (black, draft), 20ppm (color, draft)
Max. Print Resolution: 4800 x 1200 dpi (optimized)
Special Feature(s): Automatic document feeder and duplexer, built-in wireless printing, flash-card slots, six-color printing

CNET Review

Rating: 8.0 out of 10

Liked: Wi-Fi and Ethernet ready; camera and media-card readers; roomy paper trays; duplexer; legal-size scanner bed; color LCD; excellent, fast photo prints; full faxing.

Disliked: Expensive; no individual color ink cartridges; must swap out inks when switching between photo and text printing; cruddy scans.

In Short: You'll get what you pay for. The 7410 provides the latest all-in-one features and functions--for a price.

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HardwareCentral Review

Rating: 5 out of 5

Liked: Everything a small office or home office needs, from automatic-feed faxing and copying to double-sided printing and 802.11g wireless support, plus six-color photo printing. Excellent quality and speed; friendly controls and software despite depth of functionality

Disliked: Inkjet consumable costs above, and duty cycle below, that of a color laser printer.

In Short: The Officejet 7410 delivers comparable output with all the convenience of integrated scanning, copying, and faxing; an automatic document feeder and duplexer; both wired and wireless network support; and the bonus of flash-card slots, LCD- and contact-sheet-previews, and six-color printing for both work- and family-related digital images. Don't confuse it with $100 or $200 inkjet multifunctions; this is a thoroughbred workhorse.

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