It took 11 minutes and 12 seconds to complete the task, an average of 6.72 pages per minute. When we tested it, we printed a black and white copy of a 100-page screenplay. The OfficeJet 3830 prints documents at a pretty quick clip. We didn’t see any print lines, smudges, or formatting issues that would degrade the quality of the print. Colors were solid, consistent, and evenly distributed. Every text character and graphic was well defined and crisp. Printed documents were decent quality, both in color and in black and white. Printing Quality: Does the job correctly and quickly the first time
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Downloading and installing the HP software was simple, and the printer itself had no issues detecting or connecting to our Wi-Fi network. Nevertheless, once we corrected the mistake the rest of the setup was a breeze. When we set up this printer, we incorrectly installed one of the ink cartridges and caused a carriage jam, and resolving that minor mishap took longer and caused more frustration than it should have. The setup guide is entirely pictorial and easy to follow.for the most part. If nothing goes wrong, it shouldn’t take you more than 25 minutes to set this printer up. Setup Process: Easy if you don’t foul it up There’s even a template for Sodoku puzzles, which could make for a convenient distraction during your lunch break at the office. The Printables section on the control panel allows you to print simple documents including calendars, checklists, notebook-ruled paper, graphing paper, or blank sheet music. It also has a couple of extras that could come in handy. You can also access various housekeeping tools through the setup menu. The control panel on the OfficeJet 3830 is a small but adequate 2.2-inch touchscreen that provides you an at-a-glance view of the printer’s status and gives you easy access to copying, scanning, and faxing. Replacement costs can add up quickly if you plan to print a lot of color documents or photos-the tri-ink cartridge that came with our test machine needed to be replaced after only a single day of heavy use. This is fine if you don’t print color that often, but it only takes one ink tone to run low before you have to buy a new one. This inkjet printer uses the traditional tri-color and black cartridges. It’s the perfect price for people who only print and scan occasionally, or anyone on a budget that needs a cheap, dependable inkjet printer. Because it’s designed for 35 sheets of paper, we did have to manually feed it, but not for very long. It never jammed or grabbed more than one sheet of paper.
Our test model handled a consistent feed of a 100-page text-based document with ease. This is very useful if you need copies made quickly. The top of the device has a document feeder for copying and faxing. Weighing in at 12 pounds, it’s also quite light and can be moved around with ease. Plus, because it’s wireless, there’s a lot more options for where you can place it around the house and office. It measures a mere 11.3 x 17.6 x 2.9 inches and should fit nicely on nearly any surface. The HP OfficeJet 3830 is about as compact as all-in-one printers get. You can use this printer to copy, print, scan, fax, and most other functions you’d expect from a high-end printer, but at a much lower price tag. It does all the same stuff, just on a smaller scale. The OfficeJet 3830 looks like the younger brother of the larger, more hefty all-in-one machine at a large office. Lifewire / Jeffrey Daniel Chadwick Design: Small but packed with usefulness
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