I'm an extremely dissatisfied user of F4288. The cartridge HP 818 has a chip in it which is difficult (or maybe impossible) to reset to show ink levels when refilled, and so what happens is sometimes the printer accepts refilled cartridges, but mostly it rejects it -- the ink level light keeps blinking showing empty cartridge thus rendering the printing function useless.
If you're not looking to refill, and instead use original HP cartridges, then by all means go with F4288. The print quality is average, but totally works for simple home/office use. the color cart. costs around 950 bucks and the b/w 750 (there is a cheaper b/w variant called 818b which costs 350). But if you're looking to refill, avoid this one. Go to a cartridge world outlet and ask them which cart. is easy to refill, and take their advice in buying a printer if refilling is what you want to do.
I on the other hand am thinking of switching to you very brand you dumped. The Canon Pixma. (if not 180, some other model). Its easy to set up a continuous flow system (CISS) on these canons, as also to refill them personally with a syringe, (a technique known as the "german method" -- an in-house term coined in an inkjet printer forum ive been visiting lately -->
Inkjet Printer Forum / Ink Jet Refill Forum
refer that forum for more printer ideas. good luck!