A:AnswerHi Ken. No, the Smart Tank 6001 uses paper media such as Plain paper: 16 to 28 lb; Envelopes: 20 to 24 lb; Cards: up to 110 lb; Photo paper: up to 66 lb.
A:AnswerHi John, thank you for asking. The operating temperature of the Smart Tank 6001 needs to be within the range of 41 to 104°F. however the recommended operating temperature is 59 to 86°F.
A:AnswerI found this type of Smart Tank bottled ink to be inferior to Office Jet Pro cartridge ink. The color was somewhat exaggerated - too Vivid - compared to cartridge ink. The photos were not the "natural" quality vs. this printer's color ink was too vivid, and also smeared easily.
A:AnswerHello and thank you for asking. The HP Smart Tank 6001 printer needs HP ink bottles to refill the printer's ink tanks. It uses HP 32XL black and HP 31 for each color (cyan, yellow, magenta), and are available at Best Buy.
A:AnswerThank you for your question about this HP Smart Tank printer! Since it does not qualify for any ink subscription service, there is no free refill for it. The ink is in bottles that are used to load the tanks and the bottles will print up to thousands of pages. The 2 years mentioned is based on 200 to 300 pages per month of printing.
A:AnswerNot sure but it should be compatible with all platforms. It also support printing through mobile which i use very regularly as its very convenient
A:AnswerSo when you are low on ink you will request for ink refills in the app and they will ship you the ink cartridges for free. I recently purchased so haven't been able to request for refills yet but i can see those options in the hp print mobile app
A:AnswerI am not 100% sure about it but i haven’t seen any restrictions like that so it should work. Best case i would suggest to order and try it out as you can always return it to best buy if it doesn’t work. So no loss in trying.
A:AnswerThank you for the questions. That depends on the weight of the watercolor paper. The Smart Tank 6001 supports plain paper 60 to 105 g/m², cards up to 200 g/m²; and photo paper up to 250 g/m².
