Would not connect via Bluetooth. Was on the phone with Tech support for 1 hour 15 minutes. Tech could not pair printer with laptop. Supervisor informed me that HP would contact me in 24 to 48 hours to try again, and if that didnt work would ship me a new printer.

Does Not Meet Expectations

I have used the product from a different portal and it is an amazing printer.

The Bottom Line Road warriors will find a dependable friend in the HP Officejet 100 Mobile Printer, which offers long-lived battery power and easy to set up Bluetooth printing. It's not the smallest mobile printer I've seen, but it does print in color and gives remarkably good results considering...

Very good print and photo quality; Easy to set up Bluetooth networking; Portable; Battery power lasts a long time

No convenient carry case

The HP Officejet 100 is a suitable product for anyone who's travelling and needs regular access to a printer â€" as long as print speed and print quality aren't crucial. We would have liked to see more features and a few minor design changes, though.

In the world of portable printers, the HP Officejet 100 Mobile Printer stands out for its output quality and its high-yield cartridges that let you print a fair number of pages without running out of ink.

Portable; Bluetooth; Rechargeable battery; 50-sheet input tray; Output quality worthy of a desktop inkjet

No Wi-Fi; Relatively slow; Heavier than many notebooks

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HP's Officejet 100 Mobile Printer is a compact colour inkjet, designed for mobile workers who need to print documents while on the road using a mains adapter or an optional battery for power.

Over the past few years, we've seen printers of all shapes and sizes make their way into our labs, but the one thing they have in common is the fact that they are all office printers. This particular offering by HP, the OfficeJet 100, is a bit special, as it is also a mobile printer as well.

Great printout quality; Mobile and portable

Slow print speeds; Lacks USB and memory card printing

In the world of portable printers, the HP Officejet 100 Mobile Printer stands out for its output quality and its high-yield cartridges that let you print a fair number of pages without running out of ink. It's surprisingly similar to HP's last generation HP Officejet H470 Mobile Printer ($249.99, 4 stars), which is still available at this writing, but the good news is that the H470 is well worth considering, and so is the Officejet 100. Portable printers in general fall into two broad categories. On the one hand are printers like the Editors' Choice Brother PocketJet 6 Plus PJ663-K ($529 direct, 4 stars), which focus primarily on portability. These printers typically use thermal print engines that need special paper, they print in mono only, and they don't have input trays, so you have to feed pages manually, one at time. In contrast, printers like the Officejet 100—or the directly competitive Canon Pixma iP100 Photo Printer ($249.99 direct, 4 stars)—are basically desktop inkjet...

HP's latest portable printer, the HP Officejet 100 Mobile Printer, is a little slow, but delivers on output quality, cartridge yield, and battery life.

Portable; Bluetooth; Rechargeable battery; 50-sheet input tray; Output quality worthy of a desktop inkjet

No Wi-Fi; Relatively slow; Heavier than many notebooks