The printer can also be used as an online printer, where the setup helps you procure an email address for the printer. Each black ink bottle can fill the black tank around 2. Once done, close the tank’s caps and you are done. The printer can also be used for printing from tablets and smartphones using the HP printing app from the respective app stores.Following the instructions on the computer setup screen will allow you to connect the printer to the PC or network using the USB cable and Wi-Fi accordingly. The initial copy takes up to 14 seconds for black and 18 seconds for colour, and subsequent copies take even shorter time.

So when the printer is powered on and connected to the internet, you can simply fire a print command from anywhere in the world, by simply shooting an email to the printer’s set email address. This is the usual case with small offices and homes. Sadly, the feeble build quality is of big concern here as spare parts would not be easily available or cheap too. Given that there are now 5 bottles of ink within the starter pack itself, the price of the over printer seems to be cheaper in perspective.The printer can print regular black and colour documents as well as full borderless colour photos too. Now you should know that this amount of prints specified by the company is based on their own tests, which involves a particular type of ISO standard document (black or colour) and printed in draft. HP has thrown in an extra bottle of blank ink, which will last you at least five refills in total. However, you have to ensure that if you want the best of print quality, you will need to use the recommended and specific papers for each type of prints. The initial stage will take you through the printer head alignment steps to ensure that all cartridges are aligned to give you the best result.Each bottle of ink should cost you around Rs 400 - Rs 500 on average, which is far cheaper than refills or a new cartridge.

A discrete button is also provided on the control panel which can turn off the film composite plastic label ePrint feature when not in use and avoid accidental waste. Photos printed are vibrant and great in quality.5 times.The printer can print black and colour copies in above-average speeds too. The ink used here is Dye-based (colour) and pigment-based (black), which are said to be smudge resistant and water-proof with a longer age, provided it is used with the right type of paper. If your printing volume is higher, this printer may not be recommended for you. No need to press the bottle for the liquid to fill in the tank.Each colour bottle is 70ml, while there are two black ink bottles of 170ml each.

Printing resolutions are 1200 x 1200 dpi in black and up to 4800 x 1200 dpi in colour. Simply place the bottle upside down on the tank mouth and the ink will find its way into the tank within a few seconds. However, considering the amount of ink supplied with this printer, the HP Ink Tank Wireless 419 can serve you an upper limit of 8,000 pages in colour and a whopping 15,000 pages in black (with the two black cartridges). The low-cost inks, convenience and looks are what works for this the printer, and the HP Ink Tank Wireless 419 all-in-one printer gets a thumbs up from our end. However, the brownie point this one has to offer is the chic looks that work well as far as aesthetics are concerned.The overall performance of the HP Ink Tank Wireless 419 is well above average and nothing great as far as other brand printers are concerned. Scanning speeds are 21 seconds per A4 page. This makes printing costs even cheaper and highly affordable. The printer is very easy to set up and use and the ink is extremely easy to refill by anyone. For Rs 13,999 with an average 2-year ink supply, the printer is a great value for money. The black ink bottle will fill and automatically stop until the tank is filled — no overflow. Setting up is simple and easy.

And since black is used most often (even during colour prints), a larger quantity of black ink is highly required. To put things in perspective, 10ml of ink refill from your local stationary guy will cost you around Rs 400 per cartridge, while a brand new cartridge could put you down around Rs 750 – Rs 1,500 each..While the duty cycle of this printer is around 1,000 pages per month, the average recommended volume set by HP is up to 800 pages. The 70ml (or 135ml) ink bottles are almost 1/4th or even less the cost of refills. We recommend this printer for all those who have low-to-average printing needs at home or in office. A user’s document will vary (be it a regular black document or coloured photos) and you would end up with a lower number than promised. To pour ink into the tanks, all you need to do is open the seal of each bottle, open the respective ink tank cap, and place the bottle upside down on the spout on the tank.Setting up the printer is child’s play — all you need to do is switch on the printer, insert the driver CD into the PC, start up the setup program and follow the instructions on screen step by step

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