All-in-one printers need not be cumbersome devices yoked to a desktop or consigned to a table of their own. The HP OfficeJet 250 Mobile All-in-One Printer ($349.99) can print, copy, and scan, yet is compact and light enough to fit into a travel bag and be lugged around with a minimum of strain.

Portable; Scans and copies; Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Direct, and USB connectivity; Rechargeable battery; 50-sheet input tray; 10-sheet ADF; Output quality worthy of a desktop inkjet; High claimed page yields for print cartridges; Lighter than its predecessor; Fast photo printing

Lacks a USB cable; Heavier than most laptops

This long-overdue replacement for the Officejet 150 prints, copies, and scans like a full-size model. It's a truly mobile all-in-one inkjet for light tasks.

Light for what it is; and highly mobile; Good print; copy; scan quality; Easy setup; Decent mobile features; Rechargeable; swappable battery; Fast charging when powered down

Two-tank ink delivery; High cost per page; So-so print speeds

All-in-one printers need not be cumbersome devices yoked to a desktop or consigned to a table of their own. The HP OfficeJet 250 Mobile All-in-One Printer ($349.99) can print, copy, and scan, yet is compact and light enough to fit into a travel bag and be lugged around with a minimum of strain. Like its single-function counterpart, the Editors' Choice HP OfficeJet 200 Mobile Printer ($299.99 at HP) , the OfficeJet 250 ($379.99 at HP) has better output quality than most inkjets, and it earns an Editors' Choice in its own right, our first for a mobile all-in-one printer. Design and Features With its cover closed, the OfficeJet 250 measures 3.6 by 15 by 7.8 inches (HWD), and it expands to 10.6 by 15 by 15.8 inches when the rear paper feeder and the front-facing automatic document feeder (ADF) are extended. It is a smidge larger than its predecessor, the HP OfficeJet 150 Mobile All-in-One , which measures 3.6 by 13.9 by 6.9 inches when closed. The OfficeJet 250 weighs 6.5 pounds (6.7...

The HP OfficeJet 250 Mobile All-in-One Printer is an inkjet that's light enough to travel with, but can copy and scan as well as print.

Portable; Scans and copies; Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Direct, and USB connectivity; Rechargeable battery; 50-sheet input tray; 10-sheet ADF; Output quality worthy of a desktop inkjet; High claimed page yields for print cartridges; Lighter than its predecessor; Fast photo printing

Lacks a USB cable; Heavier than most laptops

Even as we try to become a more "paperless" society, there is a time when we all need to print something. If you frequently travel for work, options for printing may not be all that good.

Compact design; great features; good performance for a mobile printer

Price may turn some off; interior finish picks up fingerprints very easily

We're all used to computing on the move, but if we want to print, scan or copy a document it's usually time to head home. Where that's really not an option, HP's OfficeJet 250 provides a solution: it's a tiny, portable, colour inkjet MFP.

If you’ve ever had separation anxiety for an inkjet MFP, HP’s portable OfficeJet 250 is for you

The HP OfficeJet 250 Mobile All-in-One is a multifunction printer that squeezes great printing, scanning and copying into a package small enough to fit in a backpack.

It has great print quality in a portable package

This is one of the most expensive printers in our review

Despite not being to use the Bluetooth to print I am sure it is something on my side that I just could not figure out so I still gave it 5 stars. The other items listed in my con section are not major issues.

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I could not get the Bluetooth printing to work; I was able to connect to the printer via Bluetooth but I was not able to print

It's more expensive than standard-sized multi-function printers, but the HP OfficeJet 250 is ideal for anyone who's short on office space or needs to print on the go, with decent print quality and speeds.

For printing on the go, you can’t go wrong with the HP OfficeJet 200 & HP OfficeJet 250 . This is one of the few portable printers that offers some middle ground between the feature-lacking compact models, and the immobile full-size printers.