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.

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

I have the predecessor to this model, the Officejet 7000 Wide-Format. It is junk. There has not been a time that I have owned this when there was not an error light blinking at me. The cartridges are always clogging and they are expensive.

This printer is very worst. It will work in adverse condition. After the First paper print came out then automatically the next paper will struck in the printer then the total print will get collapsed. We have to set again the page setup and number of pages and everything.

As a faithful Hp owner, I am terribly disappointed with this printer. What I would like to summarize as disappointments in this context is, first of all, an economic disaster. This printer consumes the same ink as a gourmand on the company is doing on a Friday night.

I PRINT LARGE FORMAT PH0TOS. I USE AN EPSON 3880, EPSON 2200, EPSON 1800, AND A LARGE FORMAT CANON HIGH QUALITY PRINTER. WHILE THE EPSON 3880 IS THE HIGHEST QUALITY PRINTER, THE OTHER ONES PERFORM WELL.

Easy To Set Up

Flimsy Construction; Photo Poor Quality; Too much ink used

This is a good fax machine . If you try to print the unit tends to shake the whole table it is setting on. The ink cartridges are time bombed from HP to expire after X months forcing you to pay for new ones regardless if they are truly needed. Mine were full and the unit refused to print.

Good Fax Machine

Time Bomb Ink Cartridges From HP

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.

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.