![]() ![]() The cartridges sit behind a black cover, which is revealed when you pull down the paper output tray. Twin LEDs indicate low ink in the cartridges, which slide in from the front. The control panel uses four membrane switches to control power, black and colour prints and for job-cancel functions. Although there was come criticism on the HP product page suggesting pages fly off the front of this tray, we wonder if the customer hadn’t discovered the extension, since the printer seemed very well-behaved during testing. ![]() The front of the machine is heavily undercut and the front panel folds down to become an output tray, with an extension swivelling out from its front edge to fully support pages. In contrast to the rest of the body, the tray is black, accepting pages from A4 down to 15 x 10cm. ![]() Unusually for an HP inkjet, a paper-feed tray folds up from the top of the printer the machine feeds from the back rather than the front. The HP Deskjet 1510 is a small, neat, white unit – very unobtrusive when not in use. ![]() It’s not the equivalent of a £200, all-singing business device, but for a home user – or student – with occasional printing requirements it may be all that’s needed. An all-in-one printer for less than £30? It can’t be any good, surely? Well, in the case of HP’s Deskjet 1510, it can. ![]()
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