Epson claims the prints won't fade for 100 years - impressive if true. It might be bulky, but it's sturdy, making it good to use on the move. The empty ink cartridge is big and not eco-friendly. As for print quality, fine details were sometimes a little soft, and there was a very slight purple tint on black and white images.
It's bulky - perhaps not helped by the carrying handle - and there are more features on the HP printers. You can sort images by date, and children can add Disney frames to theirs before printing. Just bring it with you, take your shots, print out and share the photos."Īn excellent piece of design: the ink cartridge slots in like a video, so first-timers can't go wrong, and the screen is bright and clear. It has a handle, and if you use the optional battery you won't even need to plug it in. The phone printing option is excellent, and the editing tools on the well-built menus are first-rate. It is a joy to use, as long as you are happy to wait, and is the joint cheapest to run. More importantly, when you look at the prints very closely, they are a little grainier than those from the other printers we testedĭespite the quibbles about print quality and speed, the Photosmart 385 is a smart little device.
HP PHOTOSMART 385 BLUETOOTH FULL
The menus are slow to navigate, and it is slow to print from a computer - it took a full minute more than the Canon and the Samsung. You can buy the printer ink separately from the paper, and the small cartridges minimise waste. You can print wirelessly from your mobile, if you have Bluetooth, and photos cost just 19p each. "Designed for families who want to be able to print true-to-life photos wherever they go, either from a memory card, a PictBridge-enabled camera or wirelessly from a Bluetooth camera phone."Ī nice, compact printer, with internal software that eliminates red-eye in your photos.
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