With an initial purchase price of well under £200, the OfficeJet Pro provides good quality and performance, and versatile printing features that make it well suited to small and medium offices and workgroups.

Good print quality for text; graphics and photos; Versatile duplex printing and scanning; Three-month trial for HP's Instant Ink subscription

Only mid-range print speeds; No second paper tray; Confusing range of ink costs and options

The HP Officejet Pro 9015 replaced an older HP OfficeJet 6700 Series and from initial use and feel its a significant upgrade. Right from taking it out of the box I noticed that the build quality was much better with a thicker plastic shell and an overall sturdiness to the unit that didn`t feel cheap...

We just got our HP 9015 all in one printer over a week ago, and have installed it under 15 minutes. After that, a "test" calibration run was performed; the test was successful. We have been testing the unit for over a week now, and since it had the wireless feature, we started printing pdf, word and...

It's ok. I had an HP Pro All In One for four years that was fantastic. I was looking to replace it when it began having trouble feeding the paper. This one is barely sufficient. This is the third HP I've tried and I've been disappointed with each of them. Even the laser.

Does HP read these reviews The printer has all the features you want and the reason I bought it. What I don't understand is why it sounds so clunky and squeaky when printing. I spent more to get a high end inkjet but it sounds like a 20 dollar printer.

Different types of printers are made for different purposes. Sometimes you need a bigger printer capable of handling intense throughput. Sometimes you just need a smaller machine that's able to deliver a handful of pages each month. Perhaps you do a lot of copying, and need great copying features.