Testseek.com have collected 33 expert reviews of the HP Photosmart Pro B9180 Series and the average rating is 91%. Scroll down and see all reviews for HP Photosmart Pro B9180 Series.
January 2008
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33 Reviews
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31 Reviews
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The editors liked
Maximum 13-by-44-inch paper. Fine-art papers available. Network connector. Photoshop plug-in.
Great print quality on many different paper types
Prints neutral black and white images
No need to swap matte and glossy black inks
Great software bundle includes a Photoshop plug-in
Ethernet and USB connectivity
Efficient ink usage.
The editors didn't like
Printing of photos and graphics on plain paper is subpar.
Printing with thick papers can result in slightly crimped edge.
Published: 2006-03-06, Author: Lori , review by: cnet.com
Abstract: After the resounding silence that met the Photosmart 8750, its first foray into the enthusiast/pro photo-printer space, HP valiantly tries again, this time having learned from its past mistakes. The HP Photosmart Pro B9180 uses a new set of eight pigme...
Abstract: After a few initial concerns, glitches to work through and early on disappointment with the output I have become very enthusiastic about the HP Photosmart Pro B9180 and have no regrets in the purchase. When using Photoshop managed color and the included...
Colour calibrator, pigment-based inks, HP Printer Utility allows you to install custom paper profiles directly into the printers driver, excellent prints with colours coming out almost perfect
It sometimes crimps one end of very thick paper when fed through the manual-feed slot The Final Word Try as we might, we couldnt come up with any significant defects in the HP Photosmart Pro B9180. The only thing we didnt like is how the printer can ...
Try as we might, we couldnt come up with any significant defects in the HP Photosmart Pro B9180. The only thing we didnt like is how the printer can sometimes crimp one end of very thick paper when fed through the manual-feed slot. While we think the...
The prints from the B9180 are simply superb. Resolution and colour fidelity are exemplary and black and white prints have a richness and lustre reminiscent of the very best silver halide papers. Surface appearance is flawless with no dot pattern or ban...
It is very heavy!
For anyone producing prints for display the HP B1980 must be a top consideration. However, we do have one big complaint – how can a printer that costs $700 (AUD $853) in the US sell here for $1500? Accustomed as we are to paying premiums for living...
Abstract: There are plenty of digital SLR cameras on the market now for those who want to exercise more creativity and control of their digital photographs, so it logically follows that those same enthusiasts will also desire the same flexibility and high-end pe...
Epson Stylus Photo R2400, HP Photosmart Pro B9180 and Canon PIXMA Pro 9500 review. It has been an interesting experiment comparing three printers side by side. Each one in turn has something unique to offer. The Epson can also support roll media, but ...
Abstract: The HP Photosmart Pro B9180 has a built-in calibration system and features HP's new Vivera pigment inks that boast increased longevity and waterproofing for your prints....
Robust build quality, Low running costs, Great colour and mono printing
500 price tag could scare some off
For many people, spending £500 on a printer is not an option, but some photographers do like to go large so we hauled in an A3+ printer from HP to give you an idea of what you can expect from a printer of this type.The HP Photosmart Pro B9180 uses ei...
