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HP Fax 1220 Ink Cartridges
The following3 products are guaranteed to work in your HP Fax 1220 printer:
3 products
Sets of ink cartridges for HP Fax 1220 printer:
- 1x930pages
- 1x1200pages
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- Contains
51645AE, C6578AE
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Black ink cartridges for HP Fax 1220 printer:
- 1x930pages
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Colour ink cartridges for HP Fax 1220 printer:
- 1x1200pages
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What ink does the HP Fax 1220 use?
The HP Fax 1220 uses Cartridge Save 45 ink cartridges. Cartridge Save 45 ink comes in black; the black cartridge prints 930 pages.
HP Fax 1220 Printer Review
Expert review of the HP Fax 1220 printer
Designed to be a fuss-free fax machine and printer in one, the HP Fax 1220 is an efficient multifunction device aimed at home and small office. It is made for low-volume faxing and printing needs and boasts decent copy and scan functions. However, this device is flimsily-designed. Lack of customer support is also a problem.
Design
The HP Fax 1220 weighs 21.5 pounds, which is quite heavy for a compact device. The selling point of this device is the fax machine, which is integrated with multiple dialling modes (manual, monitor, and program), a 33.6 Kbps modem, and an image memory of up to 90 entries. It also has a 36-bit colour 600x600 dpi copier. Both the automatic document feeder and output tray of the HP Fax 1220 can accommodate 16 to 24-pound paper.
Advantages
This multifunction printer is a space-saver and is very versatile. It is often praised for its low initial cost and the speedy fax machine, which is also integrated with a copy function. The HP Fax 1220 can accommodate up to 100 entries in the speed dial feature, and can scan documents and save them into the built-in memory before being sent.
Disadvantages
The speed of the HP Fax 1220 could be improved, as it is still sub-par when compared to other HP office printers. Customer support is also reported to be inefficient and unhelpful. The HP Fax 1220 has a flimsily-designed paper feed that is very prone to paper jams. It also tends to be a little noisy at 53 dbA when printing in 'econofast' mode.


