HP PhotoSmart 375 Compact Photo Printer

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• Item Weight: 16 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 4 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S.
• ASIN: B0002MK9X4
• Item model number: Q3419A#ABA
• Average Customer Review: 4.3 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (47 customer reviews)
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• Date first available at Amazon.com: May 2, 2006

Product Description

From the Manufacturer

Easily print and share 4-by-6-inch photos almost anywhere--without a computer--with the lightweight, portable HP PhotoSmart 375 Compact Photo Printer. Conveniently print crisp, true-to-life 4-by-6-inch color photos with up to 4,800-optimized dpi color.

Features:

• True-to-life photos resist fading longer than traditionally processed photos with HP tri-color printing and HP Premium Plus photo papers--for bright, vivid prints that preserve your memories for generations.
• Organize, edit, enhance, and fix digital photos on your computer with HP Image Zone Software.
• Get professional-quality black and white photos with richer blacks and grays are available with the purchase of HP 100 gray photo inkjet print cartridge (sold separately).
• Preview, select, and enhance photos before your print. The adjustable 2.5-inch flip-up image display and buttons make it easy to rotate, crop, zoom, and fix red-eye on photos and digital camera video clips, and to delete unwanted shots from memory cards.
• Print 4-by-6-inch color photos with or without your computer using camera memory cards or direct print with the front USB port and PictBridge-enabled cameras.
• Print 4-by-6-inch color photos from digital camera video clips. Use your camera's memory card and the printer's large, adjustable 2.5-inch color image display to view, select, and print a nine-photo sequence or a single digital video frame.
• Print photos from camera phones or other Bluetooth wireless technology devices.
• Print photos on the go with the optional HP rechargeable internal battery (sold separately) that provides enough power to print up to 75 photos! The lightweight battery fits inside the printer. User the printer's included power cord to recharge the battery in the printer.
• Use HP's car DC power adapter (also sold separately) to print or recharge the printer battery in your car.
• Carry your printer, ink, supplies, and more with one of HP's custom carrying cases (also sold separately).
• Print photos quickly. Why wait for your pictures? Capture every memory and every moment of fun--as it happens. HP's PhotoSmart 375 delivers fast, true-to-life color photos that you print and share in about 60 seconds. (All reported speeds are maximums [fastest possible]. Actual speeds will vary.)
• HP's SureSupply notifies you when it is time to replace your print cartridge and helps you to purchase locally or via the internet.

What's in the Box
HP PhotoSmart 375 compact photo printer, HP 95 tri-color inkjet print cartridge (7 ml), power module with cord, user's guide, setup poster, CD-ROM with HP Image Zone Software for Microsoft Windows and Macintosh, including HP Instant Share; USB cable not included

See for Yourself
this printer in action

Product Description

Print and share fun, 4 x 6-inch color photos - without a computer - with the lightweight, portable HP Photosmart 375 Compact Photo Printer. Big, adjustable 2.5-inch flip-up display and buttons make it easy to preview and edit before you print - rotate, crop, zoom, and fix red-eye on photos and video clips, and delete unwanted shots. Enjoy total mobility with on-the-spot photo printing - from memory cards or using the front USB port and PictBridge-enabled cameras - in the living room or family room as well as at parties and games using the optional HP Internal Battery for HP Compact Photo Printers. Also prints photos directly from your camera phone, PDA, or other Bluetooth wireless technology devices. Plus, print while you travel using the optional HP Photosmart Carrying Case for Compact Photo Printers and convenient HP Photosmart Car DC Power Adapter. Print true-to-life photos that resist fading for generations with HP photo papers and inks. Plus, print photos fast - in about 60 seconds.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

27 of 27 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars HP Photosmart 375, October 6, 2004

By	Dennis L. Eyberg (Raleigh, NC USA) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

I have used the HP Photosmart 375 (under $200.00) for the past month. I have taken it on both leisure and business trips. I have found it to be all encompassing for a "portable" and "photo" printer. We just had a family reunion and of course this was a big hit since I was able to print from my camera's SD memory card (CompactFlash, SmartMedia, MultiMedia, Memory Stick, SD, or XD are additional cards this printer can print from) by using the printer's rechargeable battery (manuft. rates 75 pix per charge) feature which makes this printer truly portable. I purchased the car adapter soon after the event to ensure that I was able to always have power to print. The photos where easy to review (2.5" flip-up LCD display) and print. The photo print quality was excellent and the family enjoyed choosing their photos and the convenience of having them "now" was a big hit. In fact, my brother purchased one the very next day. I also liked having the ability to use the flip-up display to rotate, crop, zoom and fix red-eye before printing all without the use of a PC attached. I recommend this for anyone who would enjoy the freedom and ease of printing photos just about anywhere and at anytime.

23 of 23 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Better than most, but lots of minor problems, January 1, 2005

By	Newsbob (San Francisco area) - See all my reviews

I'm an experienced photographer, and take lots of photos. The problem, according to my wife, is that I don't print enough of them, especially the ones SHE likes.

So I decided to buy her a small 4x6 photo printer. She doesn't want to learn Photoshop or anything like that. She just wants to press a button and get a photo.

I chose the HP 375 because it had a popup LCD screen to preview the shots. Obviously, she doesn't want to print every shot we take. The other printers I considered, Canon and Epson, did not have LCD screens.

On the whole, I'm pleased with the printer. The 4x6 photos come out with beautiful resolution and color. I compared some to ones I printed with my full-size Epson Photo 785EPX after a bit of adjustment with Photoshop, and thought the HP did a bang-up job. My wife just plugs the memory card into the printer and starts printing. There's no need to connect to the computer.

Furthermore, I found that it will print equally well on cheaper photo paper. I tried Kirkland (from Costco) and a box of Kodak paper that would not print well on my Epson printer.

On the downside: there are serious software issues, at least with our unit. It periodically freezes, and the only way to resume is with a hard reboot... basically unplugging it and starting from scratch. That's no fun when you're dealing with a 512 MB memory card. And lately, for no reason, after printing a photo, it asks whether we want to "deselect all photos." At no point, had we "selected" any photos except the one we were printing.

I explained the problems to HP via their "online tech support chat" which took forever to even load (using ActiveX). The only response before they ended the session was: "I understand." They even emailed me a transcript of the entire chat, which showed that they ended the session, it wasn't a glitch or online problem.

I then emailed info about the problems to their tech support folks via their "email us" option, and received a message that was filled with unusual sentence structures and bad grammar, leading me to believe it was either written by a robot or someone in a foreign country. Basically their response was to unplug the printer and reboot.

I find this to be an unsatisfactory way of dealing with what appears to be a software bug.

The cost per print, using HP supplies, is fairly steep. A box containing 125 sheets of 4x6 paper, and an ink cartridge costs about $45. I calculate that as 36-cents per print. The Epson is the only personal photo printer to advertise its price per print, claiming 29-cents. Again, I plan to use Kirkland photo paper to reduce our costs.

Bottom line: the photos look great, but they're expensive and there are irritating problems with the printer's software.

20 of 20 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars phlegmdoomy, November 29, 2004

By	Digital Photographer "Used to Like Nikon,s" (Brooklyn, NY) - See all my reviews

A really superb printer. It makes the most beautiful prints I have ever seen, its fast, very easy to use and nice looking.
I had purchased the new Olymus Verve, could not get good prints on my HP 1350, was driving me a bit nuts.
Prints were poor.
Got the HP yesterday, and started printing from the Olympus Verve XD card, wow, is all I can say now, fabulous results.
The features on it are great and sooo easy to use.
Great job by HP, the best I have ever seen, had previously gotten a Sony dye sublimation printer which was not so good, this HP is the king of hill
Totally delighted, was even more delighted when I found there was a $30.00 rebate.