HP DeskJet 2855e Wireless All-in-One Color Inkjet Printer, Scanner, Copier, Best-for-home, 3 month Instant Ink trial included. This printer is only 2.4 ghz capable. (588S5A)

Neat looking little printer, great quality, idk how I feel about the ink usage because it ran out before I printed 200 pages, so purchase extra ink. Has a wireless feature enabling you to set it up from you phone or a computer with may other features. I was surprised about how quiet and compact this little printer is.

I'm really at a loss for words. The printer itself is completely fine, but the program written by HP is a complete mess. The computer took a long time to finally print out a document, but then what happened? I happily threw away the packaging box, thinking everything was fine. But then what happened next? Damn it, the next day when I reconnected, I couldn't do anything. The port couldn't connect, and the program couldn't associate with the device. Later on, on the HP smart page, it showed that I was connected, everything was online, and everything was ready. Then I tried to open a random file from my Office 365 and print it. But it couldn't print out a single document. At this point, I thought, can't be! Maybe it's just an issue with Office. I never even thought to blame this HP printer. But I wasn't giving up. I opened a PDF file. Damn it, it still couldn't print. My computer was doing nothing. Alt+F4 didn't work either. I tried printing from the web. Haha, there was no sign of response at all. Who wrote this "WIRELESS PRINTING – Stay connected with our most reliable Wi-Fi, which automatically detects and resolves connection issues"? Was it written for someone else? For your boss? For your lover? For your mom? You can tell anyone "Oh, it's reliable", but you never told your own purchasing users. You used the most unreliable connection scheme! HP smart? Hp Stupid!!!! The connection program is long, complex, confusing, and no one knows why you have to register an account before you can connect. The network connection technology is even worse. Ha ha, do you know that the WSD port is inherently unreliable? Why didn't they design a backup port? And then you set WSD as the default option. I changed the option but they changed it back. I really can't stand it. Also, the designers never thought that not all networks are stable and long-lasting. Once they go offline or disconnect, this thing will be useless!!! The funniest thing is that downloading this program on a Windows system is a very slow process. During the download, I wasn't allowed to change the storage location. The design like this is like a sewage pit. Who should be buried for such a bad design? Why not something else? Because I suspect that the things that can be called organized in the design of this thing simply can't be sold for value! And that's not all. I tried using other built-in programs to print in an attempt to fix the bug. Damn it, you even won't let me use the most basic method. How can you be so proud of saying that the connection is reliable??? ?? ?

I bought the HP DeskJet 2855e wireless printer because I needed something simple and practical for home use, and it’s been a great purchase. The setup was very easy. Within minutes, I had it connected to WiFi and printing from both my phone and computer. That was important to me since I didn’t want anything complicated. It prints well for everyday use, whether it’s documents, school work, or basic printing. The quality is good for the price and does exactly what I need. I also like that it’s compact and doesn’t take up much space, which is perfect for home use. It’s not a professional printer for heavy-duty or high-end printing, but for everyday needs, it’s more than enough. If you’re looking for something affordable, easy to use, and reliable, I definitely recommend it.

So far, it works as expected. Zero issues with set up. No account needed, no ink subscription. The printer was taken out of the box, plugged in, and ink installed. Went to 123.hpcom for set up. The printer initiated the alignment, alignment page was printed and scanned. Done. Easy breezy. For $50, can't be beat! I am a little annoyed with the location of the ink because all my previous printers had top access but that's a me problem haha

You must purchase HP ink cartridges at a higher price than generic. I got my printer a month ago and started using it. It ran very well and made fine copies. After a few weeks the colored ink cartridge ran dry. I realize a new printer only comes with small amounts of ink so no problem. Went on Amazon and purchased a generic black and color cartridge i have used for a long time on my cannon printer. Always worked well. Soon as i put them in the HP printer the machine started to go crazy. Spent a full day trying to figure it out. Then went on line and found out the HP printers are programed to use only HP cartridges. Had to trash $45 worth of generic ink that has worked for me for many years in other printers. NO..... I will never purchase anything with the HP name on it again. I just threw it in the trash !!!!

I read so many bad reviews after I purchased this printer that I was skeptical at first, but I had no issues setting it up, connecting to WiFi, or printing from my PC and my phone. All together it took 15 minutes, tops. I like that it will automatically order ink when it runs out and that it comes with a 3 month free trial of Instant Ink. Not gonna lie, the videos of people going full Office Space on this printer were entertaining but completely unnecessary. I would definitely recommend this to anyone needing a budget printer for their home.

Summary: - tried, unsuccessfully, to set the printer up to print from my son’s iPhone and his laptop - printer set-up app will not allow connecting to the university wifi as it is a public network (according to the HP agent) - the set up app does not give an option to complete the set up with an Ethernet cable (cable NOT provided) even though the printer does have an Ethernet port - the manual specifically discourages the use of the Ethernet port as it will restrict the use of some features. Not to mention that obviously the use of an Ethernet cable only allows connecting to a computer and not a smart phone - HP recommends on their website to use the chat option for support as it is faster. Customer support via chat is terrible in response time and support provided - in the end, 40 min wasted on the chat - problem not resolved - stuck with a printer I cannot return as it is past the return deadline - ordered an Ethernet cable and praying it will at least let my son print from his laptop Details: I purchased this printer earlier this summer for my son to take to his college dorm room. He moved in yesterday and proceeded to set it up to print from his iPhone and his laptop using wifi. He is on campus in the dorms so the wifi is the one provided by the university to the students. The printer would not let us set it up saying this wifi network was not supported by the printer/hp app, to try another network or contact HP support. The printer does have an Ethernet port (cable NOT provided) but the setup app only offered the option to set up by wifi, no option to set up using an Ethernet cable. The printer manual also specifically discourages the use of an Ethernet cable and warns it will not allow access to all the printer features. They even mention that they cover the Ethernet port on the printer with a sticker to deter people from using it. And obviously you cannot connect an Ethernet cable to a smart phone. The printer does NOT come with an Ethernet cable so we could not test it. I contacted HP support via their website chat using the link provided in the error message. I had to wait 20 min before being connected to an agent. But the frustrating part was the delay in response from the agent between each single question/answer. The agent asked 2 basic questions in 2 posts - first post was to provide info to identify myself and the printer - second post was to confirm my problem statement. I answered each question immediately and had to wait at least 5 min after each answer to get his feedback. I know it was at least that long as each post on the chat is marked with the time it was sent. After 15 min of wait (in addition to the initial 20 min to be connected to an agent), he answered that the university wifi was a public network and therefore would not work. He advised to try using the hotspot from my son’s iPhone. I answered that my son’s phone carrier/plan does not allow for hotspot so that couldn’t work. I once again waited and waited for an answer and gave up. I cannot return the printer as it is past the return deadline. I ordered an Ethernet cable and hope that will work with the laptop even though the setup does not offer that option and the manual specifically says that connecting via Ethernet is not as good as it does not allow access to all the features. As for printing from the iPhone I guess that is not possible. Could not be more disappointed by the terrible customer support and lack of information in the manual!

The print quality is good in Normal and Best modes; but surprisingly poor in Draft mode. However, my biggest issue is the lack of pictures, descriptive information and height measurement the printer needs when it is loaded with paper. The paper sits and feeds vertically from the back of the machine; and the total clearance the printer needs is AT MINIMUM 11.25" (28.575 cm) in order to have enough clearance (about a quarter of an inch (0.635 cm) above the paper. I spent a lot of time researching printers that would fit the specific space needs of my computer desk which has a pullout shelf for the printer, above which is a pullout shelf for the keyboard. The space between the printer shelf and the bottom of the keyboard shelf is 11.25 inches. This printer fits with about 1/4 inch of space above the loaded paper. Prior to buying it I queried online and was given a clearance measurement of 9.8 inches for this specific printer, so I bought it thinking I would have plenty of extra space--that online measurement is wrong. While not ideal for loading paper, that quarter inch of space does allow the paper not to rub or curl against the keyboard tray. Realistically, I would have rated it a 4.5, but since that isn't an option I bumped it to a 5. It is a good printer at a good price, and I would recommend it.

Buen funcionamiento y tamaño para trabajo y hogar.

I used to go to Federal Express to do all prints. Tired to go to the public library or Federal Express. I highly recommend the public library but it's a hassle. I bought this Deskjet with the printer plan that's only 5 dollars a month. Meets my printing needs. Again Amazon sells the printer dirt cheap that's valued significantly more than it is sold. Highly recommend and the lasers overrated. If you print 100 to 200 pages a month than buy this printer. If you go more the laser might be of better value It does more than enough and Amazon sells it at a significant discount. Fast delivery. No complaints. Very happy.

Acabo de agotar la tinta de los cartuchos originales y me encuentro que no acepta los nuevos porque el equipo es de otra región. Yo lo pedí a Amazon México y resulta que es equipo de USA. HP tiene tan protegida su marca que no admite cartuchos originales dentro país. Decepción ignoraba esto, no fui informada. Y ahora mi equipo es inútil.

Do not purchase this printer unless you are prepared to be locked into a subscription service. I didn't realize this printer refuses to work unless you are paying a monthly fee for ink cartridges, but yes ... Found this out about 3 months in. The one redeeming feature is that it was the cheapest printer I could find, and trust, the quality reflects that, but for printing out papers for school it did the job. I am so outraged about this subscription service I'm not sure whether to throw this printer and my money out the window or submit to the monopolization of our society and to yet another subscription fee so I can keep using it. EDIT TO UPDATE' Yes, you can cancel the subscription and opt to purchase your own ink. HOWEVER, once I did this I was suddenly faced with a barrage of issues relating to the printer either ignoring print commands, randomly having wifi connectivity issues (I'm at full wifi bars on every other device) or projects that finally would print, stopping halfway through their print cycle. Great job HP, I don't know how it's possible to rig this thing but I find it suspiciously convenient timing that my printer no longer works after I cancel your subscription fee. I guess this thing is going in the garbage and I will not be purchasing anything from HP ever again. My one positive review is that it worked pretty well for 2.5 months.

Buena calidad