HP DeskJet 5650 Color Inkjet Printer | 
 enlarge | Brand: Hewlett-Packard
Category: CE
List Price: $159.99
Buy New: $152.49
You Save: $7.50 (5%)
New (3) Used (3) from $99.95
Rating:  46 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Modem: None
Shipping Weight (lbs): 15
Dimensions (in): 14.6 x 17.7 x 5.7
Warranty: 1 year warranty
MPN: C6490A#A2L
Model: 5650
UPC: 808736610872
EAN: 0808736610872
ASIN: B00009VQ7Y
Release Date: July 26, 2003
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Up to 4,800 optimized dpi or optional 6-ink color | | • | Up to 21 ppm in black, 15 ppm in color | | • | Easy touch-of-a-button selection of print modes | | • | Automatic paper-type sensor | | • | USB and parallel interfaces, PC and Mac compatible; 1-year warranty |
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Product Description
Get all-around professional performance with the HP Deskjet 5650 color inkjet printer. With photo quality in up to 4800-optimized dpi or optional 6-ink color and fast print speeds - up to 21 pages per minute in laser-quality black, up to 15 in color. And the new print quality selector button offers control of quality and speed from the front of the printer. With a range of paper-handling options like the optional automatic two-sided printing accessory and the 250-sheet paper tray you will save time and money. Photo printing is so flexible - print any size photos with borders and up to 8.5 x 11-inch photos without borders.
Amazon.com Product Description
Note: The HP DeskJet 5650 is no longer being manufactured. You may want to consider purchasing instead the newer HP DeskJet 6540 color inkjet printer. HP's DeskJet 5650 color inkjet printer offers high resolution output, fast print speeds, and time saving features that you won't want to be without. Delivering color prints at 15 ppm and black text at up to 21 ppm, you can select print modes via buttons on the front of the printer. Resolutions of up to 4,800 dpi are achieved on a variety of media types and sizes, and optional 6-ink color printing can achieve prints that will resist fading, and last for years to come. Connectivity is offered through your choice or parallel or USB ports, and optional wireless and networking accessories are available to expand versatility. The 5650 allows you to monitor ink-levels on-screen and ink backup printing completes the current print job, even if one cartridge runs out of ink. Other convenient features include a print cancel button, one touch screen shot printing, and an optional duplexing unit. The DeskJet 5650 comes with a handy bundle of photo and imaging software, and a one-year warranty. What's in the Box
HP DeskJet 5650 color inkjet printer, HP no. 56 (C6656A) black inkjet print cartridge, HP no. 57 (C6657A) tri-color inkjet print cartridge, power supply, power cord, software on CD-ROM (PC and Mac), reference guide, set-up poster, media pack
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| Customer Reviews: Read 41 more reviews...
Printer OK, but HP Support Non-Existent September 20, 2008
requiembell (Norwalk, CT USA)
It's not a bad printer, but it is vastly overpriced. And- oh, by the way, HP no longer supports it by updating drivers, so it's essentially obsolete out of the box. Buy something else.
 Great Printer! August 10, 2007
Rare Finds (PA)
I have used this printer for years and it is very reliable. HP makes a great product that gives you excellent results.
 This printer is a work horse! A+ May 8, 2007
Shawn Mcginniss (New York, NY USA)
I found this printer in "storage" at my work, and decided to hook it up to my PC. I couldn't tell you how old it was when I started using it, and it didn't even have a CD to install when I found it, but I just went online and downloaded an install driver package called "HP Deskjet 5600 Series" and it works perfectly.
This printer is FAST, on "FastDraft" it prints very quickly (for example, 60 page PDF documents in just a couple of minutes), and has very user-friendly settings to adjust print quality (from "FastDraft" to "Maximum DPI"), though I would never use the Maximum DPI setting because it's a waste of ink and is pretty slow (use the next best setting, called "Best," instead, if printing high quality photos or color documents).
I've never had problems running it with WinXP, unlike some other reviewers, but again, I used the software downloaded from HP's website rather than an install CD. I've used this printer to make labels of all sorts, print onto envelopes, make two sided print outs of large PDFs to save on paper, and even make a book layout using the accompanying print wizard. All have worked pretty well.
The only weird things about this printer? For one, while printing larger documents, it will occasionally spit out blank sheets of paper...I haven't a clue why. Second, the top printer cover won't close properly all the time. Since it won't print if the cover isn't fully closed, I find it annoying to have to open and close it repeatedly until it's finally shut correctly.
Besides those two mysterious issues, this printer is a work horse! It's been going strong for some time now and I don't foresee any problems with it in the future...hopefully :)
Very Good Printer December 27, 2006
Icemonkey (Dallas, TX)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This is an awesome printer at a very cheap price. I've had this for a couple of years and it works great. My daughters use it constantly for school and we've never had a problem . It prints very quickly and doesn't smudge, looks as good as a laser printer. Images are crystal clear too. I was going to go out and buy a new photo printer to print from our digital kodak camera but when I loaded it with 4x6" hp premium plus photo paper, high gloss, they looked as good or better as anything I've ever gotten developed. Anyone who gives this a bad review must have no clue as to what they're doing.
 problematic right out of the box June 25, 2006
Eyesk (from the swamps of Jersey)
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
Followed the printed instructions for the setup of this printer. Seemed straight-forward, but was not impressed with some flimsy plastics and the retention "clips" for the ink cartridges... Well, try as I might, this unit seemed insistent on not recognizing the black ink cartridge. At least the software with the unit identified the black cartridge as the culprit. But this was the brand new cartridge that came with the printer... and the expiration date on it was within spec... And, yes, I did remember to remove the protective tape. So is the problem actually the cartridge or the bay that it goes into (in other words, is the problem with the printer itself?) Do I waste $19 on a new cartidge possible to only find out that isn't the problem? Or do I give this printer back and buy a Canon? For the record, I wasn't impressed with the old days of Canon BubbleJets, but lately have been happy with the Canon's I've set up for others. Sorry, but I cannot recommend this unit.
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