Easy to set up, great quality for the price. Not a 5 because the paper overshoots on to the floor when you're printing a lot of pages.

Takes forever to print. Where the ink sits there is a pool of ink.

Only a printer but easy to setup and use - no issues. Individual colour cartridges so less waste - setup is by either wireless - ideal for connection with mobiles or direct to pc or via router.

Brought to replace same model that had stopped working. Good quality printer for home use. Easy to set up and good price.

If you need an inexpensive inkjet printer to share in a micro-office or use as a personal printer or at home, make sure to put the HP Officejet Pro 6230 ePrinter ($99.99) on your must-see list. It offers both Ethernet and Wi-Fi, making it easy to share, adds Wireless Direct (HP's equivalent of Wi-Fi Direct) for easy printing from mobile devices even if you don't connect it to a network, and delivers both ample paper capacity and a low cost per page. The combination is enough to make it our Editors' Choice inkjet printer that's equally good for home use and light-duty personal or micro-office use. According to HP, the 6230 ($129.89 at Amazon) is the replacement for the HP Officejet 6100 ePrinter , which is our previous top pick in this category, and is still widely available at this writing. Key differences between the two include a slightly lower paper capacity for the 6230, at 225 sheets instead of 250, and the addition of a duplexer for two-sided printing. The new model also ad...

Whether you need a shared inkjet printer for a micro office, a personal printer for any size office, or a dual home and home and home-office printer, the HP Officejet Pro 6230 ePrinter can be a good fit.

Duplexer for two-sided printing; Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and Wireless Direct; Prints through the cloud

Only one paper tray, with no optional trays available

This unit is a bit lacking to say the least. I actually wanted a unit like my last one, but apparently it was discontinued. This unit is slow to print, make sure to purchase a printer USB as other USB' won't fit and honestly when using it wireless as most do now a days it makes no sense to have one...

JUNK. Wish I had read reviews before purchase. Purchased a Hewltt Packard new. It was a brand new (NOT factory refurbished) unit. It was dead right out of the box. Returned it to Amazon. Ordered an identical replacement HP 6320 the following day. When it arrived it would not feed.

HP's Officejet Pro 6230 is a no-frills inkjet printer, aimed at small offices and the home. You can buy cheaper, but it's still a bargain with support for wired and wireless networking, making it easy to share among everyone on a network.

Initially I connected to this device with my laptop with my wireless network. Then I tried to connect with my wife's Acer notebook running windows 8.1. The notebook could not connect to this printer. I tried all the recommended fixes and it still would not work.

I have never had this much trouble getting a printer set up. I thought it would be a "two-button" set-up, but it is not. I spent a little over an hour on HP's customer support line before a supervisor intervened to actually try to help.