The print quality is good, and seems like a well built printer/all in one. The only concern I have so far is availability and price of spare toners cartridges - a full set of original HP toners is actually more expensive than another printer (complete with toner cartridges!) - that said, I don't do a lot of printing so they should last some time.

The printer/scanner was recommended by our Techi guy so went straight ahead and purchased and didn't check it out properly, my bad. Printer/scanner quality very good but WIFI, thought there would be.

The printer hardware seems okay however the installation software has been a nightmare, tried on 4 different Win10 machines. After extended troubleshooting and trying numerous 'fixes' including HP Print and Scan Doctor it's still not fully installed nor working properly on the wired network. The futherst it has ever got is to where it tries to 'call home' and fails even though there is an Internet connection, and then won't complete installation. Tried with no firewall, dynamic and static IPs, different driver versions, factory resets, etc etc. Definately not recommended.

I attempted to install the software and it will not detect the printer even when I tell it the IP address. Yet if I go to the IP addres in my browser it shows the GUI. The HP Diagnostic tool finds it at the correct address straight away but then fails to install too because the installation software can't find it. Then it tries to 'call home' (send my personal information to HP) and says I have no Internet connection which is absolute rubbish. So I have a HP network printer that can't install for the network because it's own software can't detect it!! Wish I'd never purchaed this junk :(

laser color printer and scanner/photocopier. works seamlessly out of the box. Connects so easy to my iPad, iPhone and Mac via AirPrint. Only thing is you need a wifi router near by so you can run an ethernet cable from it to the printer in order to print anything wirelessly. I used a powerline adaptor to run the internet from my router in another room down my electrical cable and out the other end in the spare room where my printer is. If you can do that I would recommend it.