HP Smart-Tank 5000 Wireless All-in-One Ink-Tank Printer with up to 2 years of ink included, mobile print, scan, copy, white, 17.11 x 14.23 x 6.19

La impresora es un poco lenta para el inicio luego de que se conecta a la corriente.Pero de ahí en adelante es trabaja muy bien.Hasta ahora todo va bien.La entrega fue retrasada 2 días pero llegó bien.

Easy set up. I print alot of lesson plans and activities. With what I've printed in the past month I would be on my second set of ink cartridges by now. My ink levels barely moved. This is a must have for anyone that prints alot. For what I was paying in ink cartridges this will pay itself off in a few months.

This is a really great printer for the price. All the inks that you get and it’s an all-in-one printer. The pictures that it produces are wonderful and very vibrant. It scans very well for documents and photos. I use it for a variety of things as I am a graphic designer. I also have a black-and-white laser printer for regular documents so it’s not to have to tie up my color printer for tedious long documents. Print quality is great and the price is ideal. I highly recommend. As far as the four stars reading, I never give five stars unless it comes with a free sandwich.

Economy, economy, economy. Rich colour, long lasting ink and fast enough to meet my needs for work, school and crafts. Largest print size I use is 8.5 x 14. Haven't scanned more than 8.5 x 11,worked great. Print quality is quite good on paper. Haven't done photos. No jams yet.

If you're not running Windows 10 or 11 you may be in for an interesting ride... HP's website includes Windows 7 SP1 as able to run the Super Tank software. However my first effort to get some issues resolved resulted in a stonewall refusal to accept what the website said. I was told the only way to get the printer to work would be to switch my operating system to Windows 10 or 11 which I refuse to do. The next day I connected with other support personnel who were able to get my issues resolved for a fee.

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For a while, the only printer I would buy for home use was an HP. But when the last cartridge inkjet HP printer I owned went through ink like a drunken sailor and it would not accept aftermarket cartridges, I was done with HP. I then switched to Epson, which I was very happy with for a while. Even though my first Epson printer used cartridges, the ink lasted a long time. But after that printer died, I bought two more Epson printers, both of which went through cartridges. Then when my most recent Epson WF-3820 inkjet printer did a firmware update and refused to recognize my already-installed cartridges, I was done with Epson. Having sworn off HP previously, I was ready to switch to Canon, but their setup seemed very user unfriendly. As a result, I swallowed my pride and went with the HP Smart Tank 5000. which was inexpensive and uses ink bottles. I haven't owned the HP for that long, but I am very happy with it. Setup was a breeze and unlike my last Epson (which would drop the wifi fairly frequently). No such problem with the HP Smart Tank 5000, which also came with more than a year's worth of ink. And the replacement ink bottles are not too expensive either. While the printing speed could be better, that's a small sacrifice to make for good quality prints, reliability, and a long-lasting ink supply. I highly recommend this printer. Hopefully I haven't jinxed myself.

I put this printer together All instructions were easy to do, This printer need my son's help with putting the wireless to the printer, He has passwords.to get into the techy stuff here at home. Is inst printing Magenta perhaps old ink. m Arrived quickly and pagaged well so well it took 2 people just to get it out of the box,