After 20 months of light use, printer was stored for a few weeks during home renovations. When it was returned to service, it was toast. A dreaded "Ink System Failure". All HP's recomdations were to turn it off, in every concevable manor. It can not be fixed.

Easy to Use; Easy to Set Up

Quality; when it's dead it's dead

Use printer for hard copies of bank statements, bills, etc. Print Quality - Excellent.

Compact Design; Easy To Set Up; Easy To Use; Fast Print Time; Reliable

Have No Cons

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

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).

Purchased this printer after owning numerous HP printers before. This thing never works. It is always giving errors do to paper, feeding, jamming and other issues. The ink does not last very long at all. The scan feature is on only option that seems to work each time.

I have owned many printers in my life. Some expensive and some cheap. What I expect out of an All -in- One id for it to scan even if it needs a Cyan color cartridge. It holds you hostage. You change the cartridge after going to the office products store and you change it and bam!

There no positives

You cannot print or scan if any ctaridge is empty; You change and then it says another is empty

The HP Officejet 6600 e-All-in-One Printer color inkjet multifunction (copy/scan/print/fax) is a puzzler, and a huge disappointment. Priced at $150 (as of June 11, 2012), it's handsome, it has an easy-to-use LCD control panel, and it offers excellent performance as well as decent output.

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