HP

Very happy. Going to save me on buying to get my pictures developed I get my pictures develop just about every week. I take a lot of pictures of my kids. So I already have a lot that I have had to pay for. Now I can start doing my scrapbooks again. I love it so far like I said works very good. Also just started to play around with it today. So very excited about the things that I can actually do with it. Was definitely worth the money got it on sale for Christmas it’s going to save me money but also the money I would spend on getting them developed now I can put that money toward getting the paper that I need to print my pictures and depending on size the paper it’s self can be pricey but the money that I spend in a month from getting them developed I can buy the photo paper almost 4 time for it to add up what I spend a month on getting them developed it’s my kids I take pics of so of course I’m get them developed because to me that’s memories that I have of my children birthday first day of school whatever got to do it while there young that way I always have the memories of my kids been a certain age or whatever .

HP is the biggest scam company I have had the displeasure of working with. When the printer does work (always after several frustrating 10s of minutes of troubleshooting) it prints nicely. HP ink is a complete scam. Paid for it for also 3 years never received a single additional cartridge and never did I get use of the roll over pages they claim to provide. Finally cancelled HP ink and although the smart app says the cartridges I do have are low I should be able to print, all pages printed blank (after only finally printing when I sent them through HP smart app even though previously with ink subscription I was able to follow the traditional print process right from the document or website I wanted to print). I would recommend never buying an HP printer and 100% FO NOT get HP ink. Buy your own ink from wherever you feel Comfortable and print as you see fit. Also it should be mentioned, with subscription you only can print so many pages a month from the printer you own or get charged additionally per page but if your print comes out incorrect or with errors those printer based mistakes count against your pages per month. If you do subscribe you cannot use a cash app card or any card you prefer to keep locked because if your card is locked at time of payment when you go to print you need to go through several steps including updating your card on file to print (even if you have several roll over pages available).

When you select your printer - if it will even connect to your network AND the app will recognize it as connected to your network AND both also happen to be responding at the same time - the app will often just sit there with a grayed out print button on the preview screen and won’t allow you to print your file. No errors or anything, not frozen, just not willing to print for unknowable reasons. When this happens and you’ve tried and failed to print already, before you unplug it (because power cycling is your only option at that point) the printer will not respond to any button input including holding the power button. Doesn’t matter whatsoever how strong the WiFi connection is reported to be or if you leave it connected to your network continuously like HP demands that you do. Occasionally it works like a charm, but that’s so incredibly rare it’s hardly worth mentioning. The HP ink subscription is a money gouging scam too, and the printer absolutely hates using anything but those subscription cartridges. Printing, when it happens, is incredibly slow. I had significantly better printing experiences a decade ago with a printer that was at least that old by the time I got it. HP is just out to squeeze every dime out of you and scrape every little bit of your private data they possibly can. If you have literally any other option, do yourself a favor and don’t use their products or services.