Bought the printer just over a year ago to print and scan A3 documents. Writes and scans OK, but the color cartridges have expired after one year and less than 20 pages! And when the ink cartridges are out, you can not even print black and white!

I have not purchase a HP printer in many years. This is a very good low price machine. The resolution is great, the software is eary (Scanning) and the machine is fast. No remorse with this purchase.

Print quality is fine. Toner is expensive. And the printer looks truly stupid with bottom tray sticking out not closed when you load 11 x 17 paper which it is supposedly designed for.

Faster than laser jet printer Less cost for ink....

The printer did everything needed until it stopped working

The printer suddenly stopped working and showed an error message to call HP There is no immediate support line for HP; I cannot afford to wait for them to call back; The printer was therefore returned

Copier, Scanner, Scans 11x17, Color Printer, ADF The printer was easy to set up; Wireless printing was easy to configure; I like that it scans/prints 11x17, even though I don't print that size very often; Printing is pretty quick; It also has ethernet for hard wired connections.

Not really a con; but this thing is huge

This snappy and competitively priced wide-format AIO prints, copies, and scans well, but high running costs keep it from top billing.

Supports tabloid-size printing; scanning; copying; Good print; scan; copy quality; Relatively fast; Plenty of mobile features; Two large input drawers; 35-sheet single-pass duplexing ADF

High cost per page; Small output tray

So far this is really awesome. I got it installed and it is running very well for me. it has a lot of cool features (like setting the printer to turn on and off at set times) plus printing on front and back.

Having recently told you about an A3 printer that was little bigger than an A4 unit here this is not only larger and faster it has two built in paper trays and can easily serve a whole office via Wi-Fi and Ethernet and even print remotely.

Having recently told you about an A3 printer that was little bigger than an A4 unit here this is not only larger and faster it has two built in paper trays and can easily serve a whole office via Wi-Fi and Ethernet and even print remotely.