Our old printer is broken recently so needed another one to replace it and found this affordable and reasonable priced printer. When it's working its really quiet and it was really simple to install it also didn't know because didnt really read the description on this page (I did web search), that I...

A four-function all-in-one with print, scan, copy and fax will often set you back £100 or more, but this entry-level machine from HP covers all four bases for just over £50. Aimed at the home user or student more interested in text documents than photos – though it prints a good photo when asked –...

Straight through paper path; Reasonable running costs; 35-sheet ADF

No duplex print; No wireless; Tri-colour cartridge can be wasteful

I've used HPs for all of my printers, and I don't really have anything against them as devices, they're pretty straightforward and useable but thats only once they're set up. The problem is that the software can be super finicikity and support for these is pretty convoluted and out of date on the...

One of the smallest, least-expensive AIOs you can buy, the DeskJet 2655 prints well for the price. And paired with HP's Instant Ink subscription plan, its running costs are downright reasonable for a budget printer.

Good overall print; copy; and scan quality (and speed) for a budget printer; Easy setup; Strong mobile features; including Wi-Fi Direct; Instant Ink support

Two-tank/four-ink design; instead of four discrete tanks; High running costs without Instant Ink; No ADF

When it comes to printers, it's hard to know how low the price can go. Historically speaking, affordable printers were best to be avoided. They used to offer bare-bones functionality, mediocre (at best) print quality, and low yield ink that can add up in expenses for anyone who dares print a...

So my old Epsom printer ink cartridges are no longer carried by Walmart another retailer wanted $42 for a cartridge. so i bought this printer for $19 and 1 extra black ink for $12 (have a lot of paper work to print this weekend) Set up was too easy just follow the instructions / Download the...

I bought this printer for my son to take to college; HP Deskjet 2655 All-In-One-Printer. The printer is suppose to have both wireless and non-wireless (usb cord) capabilities and that is the reason I choose it (plus ink is suppose to be cheaper).

This printer is too hard to set up. I'll try one more time tomorrow and then I might return it. I'm glad I kept the box and all of the packing materials. The instructions are poor. Even loading the ink cartridges is difficult. You have to look at pictures. There's nothing in the "manual" that I saw.

It is light, and easy to take down from my printer shelf; Printing test pages works

Wired setup doesn't work; Wireless setup doesn't work; Instant ink doesn't work; Scan/copy doesn't work; Only printing test pages works; Paper comes out printed at a roughly 15 degree angle; Test page print commands aren't always correct; Out of paper errors when paper is loaded.

The printer's great, as expected, but given I bought this as it had 4 months ink free (as opposed to the one that said 2 weeks), I was expecting 4. If you don't get 4 months free, don't call it "HP DeskJet 2632 Wireless Printer ; 4 Months Instant Ink" - I'm fairly sure that is trade descriptions act...