Choosing the right printer for your own unique needs can be tough. There are about two dozen different features you might be looking to find, which are available in a variety of different combinations as you move from one brand to the next.

I bought this printer to have the ability to create higher resolution scans. The lowest I needed was 600 dpi resolution. This printer said it went to 1200 dpi. Make no mistake, it probably does, however the 600 cannot be achieved in the document feeder, and the glass scan is so unbelievably slow...

I had to buy a printer after my second Canon became a brick after less than 2 years. I did my research to find the best one out there at my price point, and bought this HP. I had HP printers for years and was always happy with the print quality, but I stopped buying them because their software was...

I have had this printer just over a month and have been very disappointed. It has trouble staying connected to wifi, the paper tray is flimsy and it often sends the paper through crooked or prints on more than one sheet at a time, it runs out of ink way too fast and the color is terrible quality...

I bought this about a week ago and it will be going back tomorrow! Very flimsy plastic construction. The biggest problem I have is that the printer has a big problem with faxing. I have spent, literally hours on the phone with hp support without success.

Being a Mac user (not having a PC), I learned after purchasing this product (because the information is not available online via HP's website or anywhere else) that: 1) You cannot use the touchscreen for scanning - you can only use the "HP Smart" software to scan documents if you have a Mac.

it works

Smart printer, looks good and so far does a really good job