Ink costs for printing text documents are about average for portable printers, at 9 cents each. Roughly two-thirds of the photo would print-but the rest of the paper was left blank. Photos printed from the Box cloud storage service did not print in full. docx version was reformatted onto six pages. doc file into a four-page document, while the. Using the HP Smart iPhone app was problematic-the app turned a five-page. The HP OfficeJet offers mobile and cloud printing, but there are some quirks.

Photo scans were attractive, with accurate colors and plenty of detail. Document scans looked accurate, with only some sharpness lost on text edges. Graphics on plain paper were equally attractive. Text documents printed with dark letterforms and edges looked quite sharp. The very high-quality photo prints had rich, well-saturated colors, pleasing midtone transitions, and lots of fine details. It made a 600 dpi color scan to JPEG in 1 minute and 21 seconds, and a 300 dpi black-and-white scan to PDF in 20.1 seconds (desktop models average 11 seconds).īest of all, the speed didn't come with any trade-off in image quality. The OfficeJet made a black-and-white copy in 13.1 seconds, versus the 16-second desktop average. The OfficeJet also was the fastest when printing from an iPhone, making a photo print in 42.9 seconds.Ĭopy and scan speeds were fast, making a color copy in 19.5 seconds, compared with the average of 28.7 seconds for desktop inkjets. The closest competitor, the HP Tango X, took 1:15.

A 4 x 6-inch glossy photo printed in just 37.6 seconds, at default settings, and in just under 50 seconds at the high-quality setting. Photo printing was extremely fast, as well.

The OfficeJet 250 also printed quickly our six-page PDF of text and color graphics, taking 1:57, compared with the average of 2:27. The OfficeJet 250 printed text very quickly from a PC, at 9 ppm.

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