Why I buy this one ?
- Robust and affordable all-in-one printer, fax, scanner, and copier
- Crisp and clear 1,200 dpi black and white print quality; 4,800x1,200 dpi full-color print quality
- Copies up to 20 pages per minute
- Windows and Mac compatible
- 1-year limited manufacturer's warranty

What our customer's say!

"Disposable printer", The HP 4315 is nothing special. It is a disposable printer. It is cheaply made and bound to fail within a year; at least that is my experience. After my first one failed I bought a second in order to use my stock of ink cartridges. Now the second one is experiencing frequent cartridge jams. You would think that since HP makes good money on the ink, they would build a unit that would last. I am buying cartridges one at a time from now on. I never found the ink to go very far. I don't do much printing but buy cartridges 6 to 8 times per year.

"Great, except it DEVOURS expensive ink! REAL cost = superexpensive!", Okay, when I bought this I thought it was great: perfect price, works well, the Amazon reviews were positive. i liked it so much the first few days that my husband bought one for his office. And it DOES work well. It hasn't had any glitches, it prints smoothly, and at this bargain price, well, GREAT, right? Well, there's a huge problem: This printer gobbles its tiny ink cartridges so so SO fast that you lose any savings you might have had buying new ink every two seconds.This sucker runs out of cartridges every week. It's unbelievable! The cartridges cost about $25 in my neighborhood. This is a GIANT expense and waste. Yesterday was the last straw: I bought brand-new cartridges to print out a copy of a manuscript, but after printing out five chapters (about 120 pages), the black ink was already GONE. That's just unacceptable! And I know that it isn't a problem with a leak, or a problem with my machine specifically, because the same thing happens w/my husband's office HP Officejet 4315 All-in-One. I wish I'd know this before. This is now, like, a $500 printer!!!!!!!!! So my advice is, don't buy this unless you plan to use it only rarely for printing or copying. If you're buying it mainly for outgoing faxes and the occasional copy or small print job, it's great.

"IF YOU WANT A FAX MACHINE DON'T BUY THIS!!!!!!!!", I purchased this to use for a fax machine. It to date has only worked once. I had to put one sheet in at a time, because they all go through together. That's bad enough. When I tried to fax today It wouldn't work at all!!!! The printer seems to work ok.

"Another good value", All in all, I am very pleased with this unit.
Setup was quick and easy and the USB connection has always worked well for me. Scanning directly to a file (jpg or MS Word) is very nice. Scanning directly to PDF should have been added, but I use the freeware doPDF in it's place.
My only complaint is that even in draft mode, you go through ink too fast. The cartridge is cheap (around $14) but it only last for I'll guess 150-200 pages. Keep a spare cartridge on hand.

"nice printer", This is a nice compact printer. Although some of the features are not as good as the previous all in one I had like the copying & scanning. Overall its worth the purchase.

Read this reviews before You buy...

"HP Officejet 4315 All-In-One", I love this machine, it's quiet, fast and efficient. I travel a lot and HP ink cartriges are easier to find and less expensive than other name brands

"Nice Value ", The seller shipped this super quick, product came in excellent condition, easy set up, working in no time at all. Great deal and value, just what I was looking for. Did not get the full five stars because of the scan speed, but other than that very good product....

"Great machine for small office!", I bought the HP Officejet 4315 mainly for using the fax capability. So far, that is all I have used, along with the copy feature. I have not had any issues, great product for the price!

"Paper jams constantly", I've owned 4-5 HP printers over the years, and this is the only one I've found to to completely unsatisfactory. The paper jams constantly, and when it does, you can't delete the print job -- I usually have to reboot the printer AND the computer to clear out the printer queue. When it does print, the machine is s-l-o-w. However it does one thing very fast: eat through print cartridges. So...it's cheap to buy but very expensive to run. On the positive side, I can say that the print quality is fine. I guess this printer could be OK if you have very low volume requirements. To be fair, I have overtaxed what it was designed to deliver. But there's no excuse for constant jamming. Bottom line: this machine wastes hours of my time each month. Or did. I've just ordered a n Officejet 6310 to replace it.

"Small Printer, Small Cartridges, Small Price, Big Headache!", OK OK - I know I got it cheap but I expected more than this as I ALWAYS buy HP Printers and have always loved them. I bought this printer because it could do everything and was small - I could take it on business trips! That part is good. I am now done traveling and it is in my home office. Not up to HP usual standards - the cartridges run out after 10 - 15 pieces of paper printing and I am not kidding. It is costing me a fortune in ink. If you should mistakenly jam a piece of paper in there and you have to turn off the printer to clear it - then turn it back on, you then have to reboot your computer to get it to connect to the computer again. It's frustrating and I wish I had spent a bit more to get a printer that can keep up with my business. I guess it is good for someone who does a lot of scanning, but not a lot of printing.