I purchased one of these printers, and during the VERY FIRST print it didn't work. I printed the ink head alignment test and it came out with a black racing streak down the middle of the page. The next thing I attempted to print resulted in a jam. I removed the jam and immediately another jam.

bought this as a replacement printer got it home tried to set the printer following all instructions provided and printer did not work.

HP is a huge company that has made great printers for years then the made this dog. The should have recalled all of them as defective

not much

don't bother buying this printer; Worthess

Once the printer goes into sleep mode it loses the internet connection and does not reconnect unless you manually turn the printer off and on. I have had this printer for over a year but the problem started immediately after purchase.

Easy to Use

Does Not Meet Expectations; poor wireless

Not for a business, but is great for personal use!

Once set up; worked well

None

Quite complicated to set up, still do not have fax working properly and still trying to set up wireless printing.

Durable Construction

Hard Setup

I bought this printer because I know HP printers always have excellent print quality and this one is no exception. What I don't like about this printer however is mostly to do with the initial setup.

If you need an inexpensive personal printer in any size office, make sure the HP Officejet 4620 e-All-in-One ($99.99 direct) is somewhere on your must see list. One of the few $100 printers that leans more towards office needs than home printing needs, with features like faxing and an automatic...

Prints, scans, and faxes; Prints through the cloud; Wi-Fi; Automatic document feeder

No Ethernet connector; No duplexer; Low paper capacity; Cloud printing requires connection to a Wi-Fi network

If you need an inexpensive personal printer in any size office, make sure the HP Officejet 4620 e-All-in-One is somewhere on your must see list. One of the few sub-£100 printers that leans more towards office needs than home printing requirements, with features like faxing and an automatic document...

Prints; scans and faxes; Cloud printing functionality; Built-in Wi-Fi; Automatic document feeder

No Ethernet connection; No duplexer

SOHO all-in-ones, like HP's Officejet 4620, usually sit in the ￡100-￡200 price range, so this one at (just) under ￡100, is at the budget end of the class. Even so, it can print, copy, scan and handle fax, though it has no facilities to deal with memory cards or USB drives.

Separate ink cartridges; 35-sheet ADF; ePrint and AirPrint support

Ugly display font; Hard to find downloadable apps; No USB or card slots