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.

This printer is horrible. Every time you turn the damn thing on it makes you print an alignment page. (What a waste of the already overpriced ink). It's slow, and frustrating and often has trouble connecting. If you value you your time and money, I would not recommend this piece of crap.

Very competitive price; Decent prints for my needs

Nothing really; What do you want for the price

HP was quick to deliver this printer to a small town in U.P. Not used printer yet but overall purchasing experience was great. Product looks good.

Picked up from the PB North Shore. Something was wrong with the color ink box after first installation, I thought it might solved itself after printing some docs. But after 3 times, things were still terrible. So I returned it back. Service is great but the printer is disappointed.

I have been looking at printers for a few months and a sales associate highly recommend this to me. I was doubtful for the price, but I needed labels ASAP as my printer guy is away on a trip. The setup was silly easy, the speed of printing is very impressive and works perfectly with Avery labels.

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 The problem is that the software can be super finicikity and support for these is pretty convoluted and out of date on the...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

Hp Deskjet 2632 Printer - Printer + Instant Ink Card not easy to set this printer up at all- kept asking for pin set up code anyone else who buys this you will not find it anywhere on printer or packaging - after running a test print it then prints out the number !