I bought it on Black Friday 2024 for 199.00, I also got the 50 from HP's cash back promo so it came to 150 euros with 3 black inks and the 3 colors that were included in the package. Connection works perfectly if you follow the steps without rushing, it didn't start well because it jammed the first page of printing but I didn't have any more problems, for home use it is more than fine especially at the price of 150

It didn't turn out good at all. It doesn't connect to the wifi. From the first day when you try to make a copy, it freezes and blinks, what a waste of money. Stay away from this model!

From the mobile, it prints directly from the laptop because I have the old Windows, it loses it somewhere and doesn't see it when it's in the network option, but I have the classic option of the cable and the problem is solved.

I have it for about 1 month and it does not show any connection problems. Prints and photocopies are at good levels.

I got it for (among other things) printing from photos. On one hand, the quality of the colors is tragic, with especially the blue and green coming out all wrong. (It might partly be a driver issue, and not just because of the Truecolor that you clearly need to disable. - The machine has had a problem and sees everything as blue.) On the other hand, with photo paper, it jams CONTINUOUSLY. 5 stick, one comes out. And somehow it seems like it doesn't even take it and spills the inks inside the machine. Just a hassle.

For text printing, in general, it is OK and absolutely economical.

Stay away from HP. Brother, Oki, Epson, or write with a pen. Stay away from them.
Subscription packages for no reason, giant programs that slow down the computer, endless spam emails with offers, and EXPENSIVE CONSUMABLES

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Generally, fast printing (even double-sided), affordable, and high-quality. Clearly, there are faster, higher-quality, and possibly more affordable multifunction printers, but this one is, for me, the definition of value for money. I hope it proves to be good over the years.
The initial setup was done via USB (on a desktop), but when prints were needed from a laptop and mobile phone, it was easily done. Scanning is also easy, although the HP menu after scanning (in the saving process) could be easier. Overall, in the almost one month that I have been using the multifunction printer, I am very satisfied! I will come back if needed...

I bought after many years of using Canon that hp 660-670 smart tank so as to save money from ink expense.
I use it as a home use NOT a lot . Although the HP PRINTER start printing everything RED. After checking the problem with polite HP SERVICE EXCEPT they told me that the HP HEAD HAS A PROBLEM AND ALTHOUGH PRINTER IS 2 YEARS QUARANTINE Hp HEAD IS ONLY FOR ONE. (COSTS ARE SIMILAR TO ONE BRAND NEW CANON)....... AVOID HP PRINTERS AT ANY COSTS

I got it for home. Very good document and photo prints. Inks are very cheap (no comparison to the exorbitant prices of other hp301 inks, etc). The package had 3!!! black inks of 135 ml each! and 3 color inks of 70 ml each. If they run out (after months or years), their price is very low. Around 9 euros. Connecting to wifi is a big hassle... If you activate wifi before installing the application on your mobile or computer, it requires a factory reset. There is a video by HP on youtube. In the end, everything is fine.

I have had it here for about a month. Very good prints even in photos and its inks are very cheap. Definitely, one can print whole books without worrying about the cost.

A fairly impressive product that you can print without thinking since its inks cost about 8Euros and according to hp, they last for a year. The package includes 3 bottles of black ink!! It is worth noting that at some point the printheads will need to be replaced, which cost about 12 each (the color one is a bit difficult to find due to low availability). At first glance, I am quite satisfied, time will tell about the durability of the machine, although hp machines carry a strong name and reliability on their backs.