Haven't use the printer yet, but always use HP Printers. This one needs 3 different color cartridges, and hopefully it will save me some cash in the long run.....(by replacing only the colors I use the most).

Taciturn. Smart through the touch screen and connectivity. Works well with AirPrint and when will email it. Pirate Cartridges work well in it. Big minus on print quality. Really just an office printer to print documents, photos will be striped, incorrect colors and it looks generally strange.

The printer works well, and the setup was pretty easy. I was not prompted to insert the CD, so I did it anyway. The print quality is excellent. The delay between clicking to print and actual printing is a bit longer than I'd like, but I can live with it.

Good product in good time but having difficulty getting the unit to scan to my pc (software problem need to get answers from HP)

I have been pleased in the past of HP printers...and getting a new HP printer 6600 was no disappointment...very pleased with it.

I was surprised at how easy it was to setup. Has built-in step by step directions that anyone can follow.

Color could be a little brighter but not bad for every day use.

Easy To Set Up; Easy To Use; Reliable

"...cost of replacement cartridges. The HP cartridges are good because the colours are sold separately and are reasonable in price. Because I print primarily in black and white, the black runs out quickest, with the HP I can just replace the black a leave the colour cartridges alone.

Wireless printing and scanning; good value seperate colour cartridges

Software and setup can be tempramental

Its a good printer in itself but the ink prices are really killer if you print a lot

-pretty quick prints; -not too loud; -high quality prints

the starter cartridges have almost no ink and the hp cartridges are way too expensive

HP still sells more inkjet all-in-ones than any other company by a healthy margin, and is careful not to disturb a winning formula. The Officejet 6600 is an evolutionary product, applying tweaks to an already good specification, though still with a couple of surprising omissions from its feature...

Good quality; fast draft mode; Downloadable print apps; Easy cartridge loading

Huge footprint when tray's extended; Fiddly scanner lid lift; No duplex print or card slots

Clearly meant primarily for office needs, as the name suggests, the HP Officejet 6600 e-All-in-One ($149.99 direct) inkjet MFP is hard to characterize in other ways. It uses a touch screen for its front panel controls, for example, so you can't say it's a minimalist design.

Automatic document feeder; Wi-Fi; Touch-screen control panel with well-designed menus; Prints through the cloud

No duplexer (for printing on both sides of a page); No Ethernet; No PictBridge support; Only one paper tray