have owned a 7110 for more than 4+ years - excellent for small office; supposedly if battery is removed from fax printed circuit board - date code of ink cartrigdges is not a factor on refills - cartridges of ink a distinct(seperate) from print head(s). Bulk ink by the pint <$30.00

Apparent mother board failure, of course out of warranty. It was a PITA to load the drivers initially, and later had a lot of software problems. Went to print after 4 months being off and it failed. Firmware and software updates, all new cartridges, nothing worked.

The printer I received also had expired ink cartridges. However, when I notified Overstock, they issued me a credit for the cost of new ones. Not perfect, but not bad.

I need a printer for 11 x 17 documents but certainly did not need another scanner in the office. This performs the task and takes up a lot less space than a similar "all in one" model. Print quality and speed are good (Not excellent but commercially acceptable.

Most inkjet printers which can handle paper larger than A4 are aimed at the enthusiast or semi-pro photography market, but HP's Officejet 7110 Wide Format is an A3 printer intended primarily for SOHO customers.

Easy WPS wireless setup; Individual inks; Fast print

Duplex only an option; Output tray cover don't match tray shape; No LCD display

returned the 7110 a printer/copier and purchased a 7612 all-in-one. Had had a 6700 all-in-one which served me for years that used 932/933 ink. Had extra ink so the 7110 and 7612 used the same ink. Staples' return policy and methods are great!

I'm not in the habit of writing reviews but this machine is such a piece of junk that I really couldn't leave it. Previous machine was the previous HP A3 model - the 7000 series - about 6 years old or so. Much better machine than this new thing. MUCH better!.

The HP Officejet 7110 is an office inkjet that can print on paper sizes up to A3+ (329x483mm). It's intended for plain paper rather than photo printing, making it suitable for producing plans, drawings and folded brochure content in-house.

I have had the 7110 all-in-one for about a year and a half -- for only the first 90 days or so did it print well, but when I upgraded my computer to MS Office 2003, NONE of the scan or fax functions worked from the desktop computer!

automatic paper feeder; remote operation if you are using OLD software

terrible print quality; not compatible with latest Office software; did I say terrible print quality

HP's OfficeJet 7110 targets any small business that's looking to cut marketing costs by bringing print production in-house. This affordable, wide-format inkjet supports wired, wireless and USB connections, and teams them up with low running costs, slick cloud printing and mobile device support.