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| Want a printer that's simple to use? Conveniently print up to 250 pages without reloading the paper tray. Plus, let the automatic document feeder do your busy work—fax, scan and copy up to 35 pages at a time. Want to add photos to your documents? Just slide your memory card into the card slots and push the "Photo" button on the control panel. Get it all done fast with the HP Officejet 6500 All-in-One Boost your business image and your bottom line Make your own brochures, flyers and more using HP Brochure Paper and HP Tri-fold Brochure Paper. Find business templates and project ideas at www.hp.com/print |
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| Save energy in more ways than one with an HP Officejet Help your business be more energy-efficient. HP Officejets use up to 40% less energy than lasers[1], and you'll reduce energy consumption by using one machine instead of four separate products. Plus, this all-in-one is an ENERGY STAR® qualified product. Remember compatible ink, paper and accessories Print all your business documents, from brochures and presentations to invoices and emails, using HP paper. |
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PRINT SPEED: Maximum speeds of 32 ppm black, 31 ppm color[2]
FAX: Up to 100-page fax memory, up to 100 speed dial numbers
SCAN: Resolution up to 2400-dpi optical; maximum scan size 8.5" x 11.7"
COPY: Reduce/enlarge 25%-400%
PAPER HANDLING: 3" x 4" to 8.5" x 30"; up to 7,000 pages per month
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| HP Officejet Give your business the best of both worlds Print impressive documents using new HP Officejet inks |
| Want to get more ink for less money? Buy optional XL high-capacity cartridges[3]. Reduce, reuse and recycle Since HP Officejets are ENERGY STAR® qualified products, you can be sure you're saving power. Did you know HP recycles your print cartridges for free? Visit www.hp.com/recycle for details. In 2006, HP recycled more than 164 million pounds of hardware and print cartridges—the same weight as 600 jumbo jets. |
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142 of 146 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Can be made wireless through wifi router connection,
By a reader (california) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: HP Officejet 6500 All-in-One Printer (Office Product)
Don't bother using the disks that came with the printer. Better to go online at the hp site and download the driver software to this model.I went to the HP site (per one reviewer's suggestion) and installed the smallest "for IT professionals only" version (I'm still using XP OS) and found I could not use the scan function with that slimmed-down driver. As some users have noted, the scan function breaks - a bug in the software. (I discovered the web scan feature - just enter the printer's IP address into the browser url bar. Many thanks to the helpful customer who commented on my review.) Use the custom install option (uncheck the Photosmart, HP Purchasing junkware). To disable the incessant looping Update nag message popup after reboot, I deleted the HP Update application (via Add/Remove utility) after installing the driver. I agree HP software is rather crappy and bloated but the HP printers have been more reliable than other brands I've used. I bought the 6500 to replace my 6 year old HP PSC 1210 that died after years of heavy use. Before that, I bought the HP Deskjet 500 that still works after 20 years. I hope this machine lasts awhile, as well. I'm surprised this newer-model printer isn't faster than my old printer (equally noisy to my 1210) but the scanner is improved - more adjustment options, decent resolution. I wanted the flatbed copying and sheet feeder capabilities for my next multi-function machine and this one does the job adequately. Had a power outage recently and was concerned that since I didn't power off via the button on the printer, it might screw up the settings.. but there was no issue. It worked fine after power was restored, without me having to make any adjustments. Also, if you don't want to wait for the printer to warm up and print heads cleaned every time at startup, just leave the machine on all the time. To have the ink cartridges last longer, I set the print resolution to "Fast Draft" for most of my projects. Addendum (5/16/10): Ignore the "empty cartridge" alert on the machine. The final warning will stop the print jobs from proceeding. Just take that ink cartridge out and re-install it back into the machine. This will override the "out of ink" status. You'll get at least another 20 pages before the ink cartridge is actually empty. Update (7/16/11): I still have this HP All-in-One and found several refill kit vendors to replace the ink for both the slim and XL sized cartridges. The kits are sold on Amazon - Inktec - color set or black refill sold separately. Also, there's the good-valued 600ml color & black combo ink refill kit. Links on reviews get blocked so do a search on Amazon for "Inktec refill HP 920XL" and "600 ml refill hp 920 XL" to find those items.
84 of 85 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Say it ain't so!,
By Candid in Seattle "DM" (Seattle) - See all my reviews
This review is from: HP Officejet 6500 All-in-One Printer (Office Product)
Overall print quality is excellent. Price is good also.Some points of interest: 1. When setting up the network printer I ran into a few snags and no two installs followed the same dialogue. It took 2-3 hours to set up 4 computers on our network. 2. The print cartridge empty light came on with 25-100 pages remaining. I typically use Fast Draft as a default and keep printing until ink ran out. 3. Text is regularly cut off from the last 1/2 line or so at the bottom of a page -- seems to be a margin problem that floats around. Adjusting the footer and body margins sometimes, not always, corrects the problem. Print Preview always looks fine. I'm using Word 2007 - same problem occurs in previous versions of Word. Work around is to create a PDF and print the PDF -- no joke! Several websites indicate that this is a problem with no real fix/patch available. 4. The printer is extremely noisy and has a habit of cleaning itself regularly. Hmmmm! Say it ain't so!
50 of 50 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great all around home printer,
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This review is from: HP Officejet 6500 All-in-One Printer (Office Product)
I've had this printer for about a month now, and have printed and scanned several documents (have not tested the fax as I do not have a home landline).Overall, I am pleased with the printer. The print quality, and speed are very good and the scanning couldn't be easier. The only small complaints I have about it are 1 - it's a bit noisy when it prints (and subsequently aligns the print after after each printing). In fact, when my wife sent something to the printer across the network from another room, my 2 year old was near the printer and it scared the dickens out of him! The other drawback was (and I'll readily admit I'm no IT expert) I was unable to get the printer to install without using the HP CD that installs all kinds of extra crap I did not want on my machine. Anyway, despite some things I do not like, I am very happy with this printer.
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