HP PSC 1315 All-in-One Printer

This printer worked well for one year. Then the scanner went out. Next went the copy option. Hp support of course was no help. A month later...goodbye printing option! The paper jams and constantly tries to feed without even pressing print. The check print cartridge and check paper lights blink and nothing will print. Again, no help from HP other than the option to buy an "upgrade" that will surely be another piece of junk! Don't buy this unless you have extra cash to blow!

I own three of these worthless machines. I bought one for light use at my office, and it worked fine so I bought 2 more for my home. The two I bought for home worked for 6 months and now you can't print any more. It just jams the paper and gives you "errors". Heed the other reviews and stay away from this product.

I've installed the cd over and over and thought it was my computer that was the problem. However, I've tried it on 3 different computers at home and sometimes the computer and printer don't seem to recognize each other. It seldom works and when it does it takes up to 10 minutes to print out just one paper. Paper jams happen all too often and the scanner takes very long to run through and more often then not it doesn't work. I've owned this for nearly 3 years and it's only been fairly reliable as a copier. Shame on HP for on such a horrible product.

I've had nothing but problems with this machine since day one. Constant paper jams, carriage stalls, reads *ink is low* right after a new cartridge has been replaced. Yesterday was the last straw. I went to make a copy and the computer could not find the printer and instructed me to install it. HUH?

Perhaps my most regrettable consumer electronics purchase ever. Misfeeds regularly. It has to print a test page, sometimes multiple times, every time a new cartridge is inserted, which is WAY too often for my taste. And every time I have no choice but to let it print multiple test pages, it's like a bitter pill. Oh, and they updated the software so that the 'soft proof' option is no longer available... meaning, you have no control over how much ink you use. Used to be, you could print something as a sort of draft, using less ink. But HP KNOWS that it's not selling you printers. The printer is simply a hook to get you to buy printer CARTRIDGES, and this one's a PIG.