Great PC - worked great - went caput when only 20 months old - went through a 70 day "kabuki dance", with Square Trade and many emails and phone calls to Staples customer service and The Office of The President of Staples to reach a settlement with Square Trade - The "kabuki dance" with Square Trade...

HP's Officejet 6600 is aimed at light home office use. The MFP is topped with a serious-looking 35-page ADF, while the single paper input tray has a useful 250-sheet capacity. There's also a fax modem, but neither the ADF nor the printer support duplex (double-sided) operation.

The HP Officejet 6600 e-All-in-One Printer color inkjet multifunction (copy/scan/print/fax) is a puzzler, and a huge disappointment.

I've had this printer a week. When it prints it is great. I continue to get error messages "Printer Not Connected" almost every time I turn off the computer and start again. There must be some type of driver error that keeps disconnecting the printer from the computer.

Fast Print Time; Low Ink Consumption

Hard Setup

A complete lack of support for two-sided printing is a deal-killer for the HP Officejet 6600 e-All-in-One - an otherwise competent small-office multifunction.

A reasonable MFP with exceptionally low running costs, but it's overpriced and hamstrung by its awful driver interfaces

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

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)