Customer Rating: 
Summary: Great little printer
Comment: This printer is a great inexpensive way to be able to print photos on the go.
The print quality is as good as my HP 2575 printer (even impresses my wife who doesn't like digital photography) and the speed is about 45-60 seconds per 4X6 print.
Plusses:
Pic bridge allows easy photo printing from a camera enabled cel phone though a USB cable.
Many different formats of media card readers are included for very easy printing from a wide variety of media formats (compatible with most digitcal cameras out there).
Optional battery (usualy not included) allows photo printing anywhere! The printer is small so you can take it on vacation with you and print out the lasting memories in minutes.
Optional bluetooth adapter (not included) allows easy printing from a bluetooth enabled device.
Optional #100 grey ink cartridge (not included) for printing true black and white photos.
Minuses:
The pictures may take a few minutes to dry, personally, I'd let them sit for 5-10 minutes to make sure that they're as dry as possible before passing them around (you can pass them around before that, but handle by the edges and don't rub the ink, it might smudge). Most of the time the pictures are dry by the time the next print is finished.
I am enjoying this printer and I'm looking forward to taking it with me on my next vacation!
Customer Rating:
Summary: nothing is perfect!
Comment: this is very close. simple to understand...even simpler to operate...and terrific quality prints.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great Prints from a Small Package
Comment: This is a handy printer, neat and small. You can insert your camera's memory card right into the printer and print out your photos. Of course you can only print out four by six prints, but that's one of the sacrifices because the printer is so small. However, it's size makes it easy to take on trips, after all you can hardly lug around a full size printer when you're taking the family to Disneyland. And there is one big plus and that is that they photo are pretty darned good, especially if you use high quality paper. Convenient and cheap too, what a deal.
Customer Rating:
Summary: I'm buying another 375, but wish I wasn't.
Comment: In the spring of 2005, walter mossberg reviewed this printer in his column in the wall street journal. it was a great review, as were the comments on amazon. I stopped by my local CostCo and found the printer on the shelf and brought it home. I opened the box, thought, "cute" and did nothing with it. was too lazy to read the manual and didn't really have any snaps I wanted to print. in april, a houseguest turned on the printer and out came three snapshots and I thought, okay-dokey, it works. I ordered the extra ink cartridge and photostock from amazon and left everything pretty much untouched. I guess the prospect of doing something with the stacks and stacks of snaps from 35mm film has discouraged me from doing anything with my digital shots except to load them onto the laptop for posterity or whatnot. anyway, a couple of months ago, I decided to take out the photosmart 375 and print a few snaps. nothing happened. the printer wouldn't turn on. I e-mailed HP support and they gave me all sorts of suggestions and none of them worked. I e-mailed them and asked what I should do. where could I take it to be repaired. I'd had it less than a year and it was still under warranty. here, it gets horrible.
as I didn't register the product when I opened the box, and I no longer had the receipt, HP considered the product no longer under warranty. I was advised that as today's electronics are so complicated, it was not worth fixing and I was better off buying a new printer.
I never send in those product registration forms. I figure they're mostly for marketing research. and I have receipts for pretty much everything I've ever bought! murphy is alive and laughing.
I think I paid $200 for three snapshots.
anyhow, the 375 is no longer the newest thing on the block. unfortunately, I still have this never opened ink cartridge, so I figure I may as well buy another 375 and when it arrives, I'll register it and use it. at least it's cute.
Customer Rating:
Summary: photo printer
Comment: I purchased this printer for my parents who are basically illiterate when it comes to computers and never used their digital camera because they never could figure out how to print the pictures on their regular photo printer. I got it with free shipping, in just a couple of days. The printer works great (the color originally didn't print correctly-it was purple-but a quick cleaning of the heads fixed this.) There are probably portable printers with higher resolution out there, but for $150 this was perfect and the pictures look great! My one complaint was that if I purchased the photo paper through amazon, I lost out on the free shipping, so I went and got the paper at Staples.
Summary: Great little printer
Comment: This printer is a great inexpensive way to be able to print photos on the go.
The print quality is as good as my HP 2575 printer (even impresses my wife who doesn't like digital photography) and the speed is about 45-60 seconds per 4X6 print.
Plusses:
Pic bridge allows easy photo printing from a camera enabled cel phone though a USB cable.
Many different formats of media card readers are included for very easy printing from a wide variety of media formats (compatible with most digitcal cameras out there).
Optional battery (usualy not included) allows photo printing anywhere! The printer is small so you can take it on vacation with you and print out the lasting memories in minutes.
Optional bluetooth adapter (not included) allows easy printing from a bluetooth enabled device.
Optional #100 grey ink cartridge (not included) for printing true black and white photos.
Minuses:
The pictures may take a few minutes to dry, personally, I'd let them sit for 5-10 minutes to make sure that they're as dry as possible before passing them around (you can pass them around before that, but handle by the edges and don't rub the ink, it might smudge). Most of the time the pictures are dry by the time the next print is finished.
I am enjoying this printer and I'm looking forward to taking it with me on my next vacation!
Customer Rating:
Summary: nothing is perfect!
Comment: this is very close. simple to understand...even simpler to operate...and terrific quality prints.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great Prints from a Small Package
Comment: This is a handy printer, neat and small. You can insert your camera's memory card right into the printer and print out your photos. Of course you can only print out four by six prints, but that's one of the sacrifices because the printer is so small. However, it's size makes it easy to take on trips, after all you can hardly lug around a full size printer when you're taking the family to Disneyland. And there is one big plus and that is that they photo are pretty darned good, especially if you use high quality paper. Convenient and cheap too, what a deal.
Customer Rating:
Summary: I'm buying another 375, but wish I wasn't.
Comment: In the spring of 2005, walter mossberg reviewed this printer in his column in the wall street journal. it was a great review, as were the comments on amazon. I stopped by my local CostCo and found the printer on the shelf and brought it home. I opened the box, thought, "cute" and did nothing with it. was too lazy to read the manual and didn't really have any snaps I wanted to print. in april, a houseguest turned on the printer and out came three snapshots and I thought, okay-dokey, it works. I ordered the extra ink cartridge and photostock from amazon and left everything pretty much untouched. I guess the prospect of doing something with the stacks and stacks of snaps from 35mm film has discouraged me from doing anything with my digital shots except to load them onto the laptop for posterity or whatnot. anyway, a couple of months ago, I decided to take out the photosmart 375 and print a few snaps. nothing happened. the printer wouldn't turn on. I e-mailed HP support and they gave me all sorts of suggestions and none of them worked. I e-mailed them and asked what I should do. where could I take it to be repaired. I'd had it less than a year and it was still under warranty. here, it gets horrible.
as I didn't register the product when I opened the box, and I no longer had the receipt, HP considered the product no longer under warranty. I was advised that as today's electronics are so complicated, it was not worth fixing and I was better off buying a new printer.
I never send in those product registration forms. I figure they're mostly for marketing research. and I have receipts for pretty much everything I've ever bought! murphy is alive and laughing.
I think I paid $200 for three snapshots.
anyhow, the 375 is no longer the newest thing on the block. unfortunately, I still have this never opened ink cartridge, so I figure I may as well buy another 375 and when it arrives, I'll register it and use it. at least it's cute.
Customer Rating:
Summary: photo printer
Comment: I purchased this printer for my parents who are basically illiterate when it comes to computers and never used their digital camera because they never could figure out how to print the pictures on their regular photo printer. I got it with free shipping, in just a couple of days. The printer works great (the color originally didn't print correctly-it was purple-but a quick cleaning of the heads fixed this.) There are probably portable printers with higher resolution out there, but for $150 this was perfect and the pictures look great! My one complaint was that if I purchased the photo paper through amazon, I lost out on the free shipping, so I went and got the paper at Staples.