Test: HP Photosmart D5460

Looking at Hewlett-Packard’s new Photosmart D5469, it seems to be a common HP-printer. But if you take a closer look, you will find a completely new technology, which strongly resembles Canon’s Pixma iP4500. In this test, DC is going to examine, whether or not it can compare to Canon’s successful Pixma iP4500.

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That´s in the box

Hewlett-Packard’s Photosmart D5460 is a six kilo lightweight. Due to the missing duplex-unit it’s depth is somewhat less than it’s predecessor D5360, all other dimensions have not changed.

Scope of supply: Printer, permanent print head, five single ink cartridges with low yield, mains adaptor.

In an eight kilo box HP delivers:

Ink cartridge Nr. 364 Text black(CB316EE)
Ink cartridge Photo black(CB317EE)
Ink cartridge 364(CB318EE)
Ink cartridge 364(CB319EE)
Ink cartridge Yellow(CB320EE)
Permanent print head – needn’t be exchanged during the printer’s lifetime
Driver-CD with Software (not in the picture)
Short installation guide (not in the picture)
Mains adaptor

All ink cartridges have low capacity. Optional cartridges with high yield you will find here: Nr. 364 XL.