HP A616 Photosmart Printer Features, User Review, Compatible Inks
Features
Compact Photo Printer/Up to 4,800-optimized dpi/2.4 inch color image display
Print directly from most memory cards, iPods, flash drives and PictBridge enabled cameras
Optional HP Bluetooth Wireless Printer Adapter allows users to print from camera phones
Users can edit photos directly on printer crop, zoom, layout and more
3.46 Lbs (WxLxH) 4.60" x 9.90" x 5.10"
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Price Range:
Amazon: $129.00
Superwarehouse: $127.99
Review 1
Header: I bought the refurbished A616 for $39.95 and love it!
Reviewed By: Lumi
Date Reviewed: August 17, 2007
I'm real happy with the performance of this model, I have one of the first HP printers of this type and
must say they've improved over the years. Print speed is about 2 mins. and using the best HP
photo paper it makes near perfect prints. I did try the cheaper HP photo paper, the darker areas
have a hazed look, this is NOT the case using the HP Premium Plus Photo Paper. I bought a refurbished
one about 3 months ago and couldn't tell it from new, HP offers the same one year warr. and includes
everything the new one comes with, even the ink! I've found for me most things that are refurbished
have perform perfectly, it was worth the chance this time.
Supplies:
Original New OEM HP 110 (CB304AN#140) Tri-Color Inkjet Print Cartridge
Original New OEM HP 110 (CB304AN#140) Tri-Color Inkjet Print Cartridge
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Review 2
Header: Not what I expected,
Reviewed By: M. Leonard
Date Reviewed: September 3, 2007
I just bought this printer and it wasn't what I expected. I had an Epson Picturemate that I liked quite a lot, but it died after about a year and a half. I thought I would go back to HP and get an upgrade to at least as good quality, better reliability, and 5x7 photos to boot.
Setup was easy and I was printing from Mac iPhoto in about 20 minutes. But unfortunately the first photo that I tried to print was taken in difficult lighting conditions. Nonetheless it looks good on the screen and there is lots of interesting green and brown vegetation in dark areas of the picture. On the screen it looks good, but on the printer the dark areas of vegetation just washed together into mostly black. I tried aligning again, full cleaning procedure, and online tech support. The Tech had me try moving the photo back to a memory card. That actually helped for some reason and I get some detail in the dark vegetation, but now the green clothing is washed out.
I tried the sample photo from HP and it looks great. I tried another photo and it looks good - brighter than the original with reds enhanced from the original. I kind of liked the original authentic colors but I could get used to these enhanced ones.
I'm disappointed that this printer doesn't reproduce faithfully the pictures on my computer. But it does seem to produce pictures taken with good lighting with a vivid quality that I hope I'll grow to love. And I do like being able to print 5x7's at home, and I also like to be able to purchase ink and paper separately which one cannot do with the PictureMate.
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