HP Photosmart C4680 All-in-One Printer

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 4 expert reviews

Excellent:

0
Good:

1
Average:

1
Bad:

2

Pros:

Relatively fast. Reasonably high-quality output across the board. Prints, scans, and copies.
Good print quality, Nice control panel.

Cons:

LCD for previewing photos on memory cards is unusually small. Relatively high cost per page.
Slow; expensive inks, Lowcapacity, cheapfeeling paper trays

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Last revision on November 24, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Relatively fast. Reasonably high-quality output across the board. Prints, scans, and copies
Good print quality, Nice control panel

Reviewers Didn't Like

LCD for previewing photos on memory cards is unusually small. Relatively high cost per page
Slow; expensive inks, Lowcapacity, cheapfeeling paper trays

Expert reviews and ratings

The HP PhotoSmart C4680 is a compact and stylish photo printer that also manages to cram an A4 scanner into its design. The printer is made from glossy black plastic that matches the current crop of HP laptops. The front of the printer consists of a...

By TechRadar on May 28, 2010

The HP Photosmart C4680 All-in-One delivers on features, but the high cost per page can easily make it more expensive overall than a printer that costs...

By PC Mag on September 01, 2009

The HP Photosmart C4680 would be a decent choice for a light-duty home MFP, given its nice output and friendly controls. However, if you print or copy a lot, look for a faster machine with much lower ink prices. Susan Silvius Buy it now: click here...

By PC Advisor on July 30, 2009

HPs Photosmart C4680 color inkjet multifunction printer (MFP)--$100 at this writing--is priced to look like a bargain. Given its costly inks and slow speeds, however, its best suited for low-volume use. Would You Buy This? 0Yes 0No HP Photosmart...

By PCWorld on July 28, 2009

The PhotoSmart C4680 is certainly capable of some impressive results from colour photo printing and offers solid performance for document prints, but while its slower print speeds are acceptable given the price point, based on the price of...

By IT Reviews on February 01, 2010

While we did like the small TouchSmart touch frame, we werent happy with how the card reader integrated into our real world setting. And while the box itself is attractive (particularly to dust and fingerprints), the image quality was not up to the...

By The Imaging Resource on April 26, 2009