HP PSC 1600 All-in-One Printer, Scanner, Copier

Print true-to-life photos without a PC directly from PictBridge-enabled cameras and convenient front USB port, or directly from memory cards using text display or with HP Photo Proof Sheet. Print and copy with the same photo quality up to 4800-optimized dpi dpi or add 6-ink ink color, plus laser-quality text. Create photos with or without borders - print up to 8.5 x 24-inch inch, copy up to 8.5 x 11-inch. Make your memories last with photos that that resist fading for generations. Organize, edit and fix digital photos with HP Image Zone Software and share your photos by email using HP Instant Share. Print frame-by-frame sequences from digital camera video clips. Get more done in less time with fast print/copy speeds up to 18 ppm black, up to 14 ppm color, and easily print with different paper types with HP automatic paper sensing. Make up to 50 color copies at a time and get high-quality scans at 1200 x 4800-dpi optical resolution, 48-bit color.
Customer Review: Paper wont feed
Other features, such as the scanner, work fine, and it prints fine, the trouble is, I have to push the paper in to get the printer to grab it (paper wont feed). I can't print more than one page at a time. I DO NOT recommend this printer to anyone. Completely disappointed in it.
Customer Review: Mine was a piece of garbage
I think I got a lemon, but this thing has given me nothing but trouble, which surprises me since it's an HP product. I can't even comment on the copying or scanning because I never got around to using these features. Simply printing was such a hassle that I'm going to get rid of this thing and get a simpler, cheaper printer from another company. First of all, it is terrible at feeding paper, even using recommended HP paper. I found myself pushing the top sheet in manually most of the time to avoid the "printer is out of paper" message. In addition, there were two software problems that made me pull my hair out. The first was an ink cartride error message to check the color cartridge, which came with the printer. HP support has a patch for this problem, but they say you have to replace the cartridge before installing the patch. Excuse me, but I'm not paying $30 to replace a brand new cartridge because of a known issue. HP should send new ones free-of-charge. The other issue was that the printer would, when turned on to print, be offline, and thus unable to print. Selecting "use printer online" did not work, and only restarting my computer brought the printer back online. This effectively eliminated all on-a-whim printing. I couldn't find a resolution for this on HP support. Should have filled out my warranty card, I guess.