I just replaced my HP 1200, and 3 other tabletop consuming devices, with the 3055. I like it very much and have had no problems with ANY of the features. I do a lot of graphic work and like the print quality for a "work" product. The scanner & OCR function are a little tough to figure out at first. I use it with an "old" version of ULead. A better instruction book would help... HP!\nBob

Our first use of a lazer printer. It works well. Only problem has been set up of scanning function on a peer to peer network. It says "PC not set up".

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like this printer because it has all the features I desire. In particular, it includes a female RJ45 connector enabling an ethernet connection. This enables me to disable my wifi modem when I wish to more securely print. It also provide 2-sided scanning. This enables me to scan or copy a two sided document without having to return to the printer to manually reload (and reload correctly) the second side of the pages. As I now find I scan more and print less, this feature becomes increasingly important to me. The printer cost me a bit more, but hopefully I will amortize the increased cost over a few years and I definitely appreciate having all the features I missed along the way.

I have thoroughly enjoyed this printer...and I've owned a large number of them over many years. It's reliable - the easiest to set up of any printers I've owned thus far. The print is clear whether black and white or color, the double sided printing saves paper, the scanning screen is easily accessed. I love that it's not so wide and doesn't have any pull out bars for the paper to rest on after printing (that then gets broken when I close the door to the cabinet if I forget to push the pull out bar back inside. I appreciate having the legal page print and scan capability. It also wasn't too heavy for me to pick up and move and although that shouldn't matter normally, it meant I wasn't dependent on another to help me put it into place.

I purchased the HP OfficeJet Pro 8730 All-in-One Printer about a month ago. It is very easy to use with very fast printing. I installed the printer as wireless. I was concerned that it would be difficult and would need to be re-installed many times from dropping out contact with the router. Wireless printers are much better these days. The HP printer was very easy to install and has not dropped out at all. The display panel is extremely easy to use. It is much easier to print to a USB storage device. Color and black and white print is execellent. Very pleased with this HP printer. I am a very pleased HP user.

This is the best all-around multifunction I have ever used in several small businesses and a home office. The HP 3055 is well-featured with high print quality and fast printing, copying and faxing. The upfront cost is reasonable, especially considering the longterm savings in laser versus injet multifunctions. I have used HP inkjet multifunctions. No comparison, except for the color which I didn't expect from this unit (nor do I need in a multifunction). Toner cartridge yield is excellent. Speed is superb. Functionality is intuitive. Thank you HP!!!!! My only request of HP is that they provide more frequent rebate opportunities.

Great fit for my accounting home office. All of my clients are paperless now, so the scanning feature is a must. Fast, efficient and intuitive. And the HP Instant Ink program option is a cost-effective no-brainer. This HP was an upgrade from my HP OfficeJet 8620, and definitely worth it: quieter, better paper feed (especially for two-sided documents), and new design means no more printed pages falling to the floor.

This printer was easy to set up and has great features. I was up-and-running in no time! I am pleased with the amount of work it can handle at a time. I like the white, but probably would have preferred black if it had been available. I am also pleased with the speed in which the copies are produced. All together a great product!

I purchased this printer after I was unhappy with the previous 2 printers I bought. The quality has been as good as the laser printer I used in my office at work. It was easy to set up. It remains completely stable while printing and, so far, as worked well with a variety of paper quality. I am very happy with this printer.

I would highly recommend this product to a friend or small business. We are a small business, and this product fits our needs perfectly! It was very easy to set-up, the product is very user friendly, and performs very well. I was pleased with the instructions, they were concise and clear. HP has done a great job on this product!

The printer was easy to setup on both Mac and PC. The Smart App is easy to use too. We don't print a ton but I did sign up for HP+ and already received my first ink refill. The quality of the print is excellent as well. Hopefully this one last as long as the Epson we had before.

We had a HP 8600 for about 10 years. Plus a much cheaper Canon that lasted about 4. Ironically, BOTH conked out about the same time (printer heads I think). We did our research and bought, not 1, but 2 9015e. One for upstairs, one for downstairs. So far, all is well.

This printer is all you can want. It scans, copies, prints (duplex also, from your remote device, phone, tablet,) and can fax. Speed is good. Ink is expensive, like on all printers. I have this printer replacing two other cheaper models that are nearly worn out.

All around great printer for home use. My college children love all the great features provided for their school work. We only purchase HP printers and I have to say, with very little maintenance, they run always perform seamless for my family.

Always had HP Printers. My last printer was a HP OfficeJet Pro 8600 which is now my backup printer. This new model is absolutely beautiful. HP Printers are very reliable and are definite work horses for a home office business.

This printer is a reliable office all-in-one printer. It easily attached to my network and works great for printing, copying, faxing, and scanning.\n\nI wish it had come with better scanning software such as Adobe.

My previous HP printer, a J6480 all-in-one, did not stay logged on to the wireless network and had to be hard-wired. This one works fine, and I can locate it anywhere. I love the 2-sided copying.

Finally feel like I can work from home without having to go to the office for my printer/ scan/ fax needs. Very user friendly. Would recommend to a friend.

Great price, easy setup, easy to use, great prints / copies. Wish I had switched to an all in one a long time ago.

I have been an HP customer for over 30 years between laptops and printers. This printer is as good as any that I have ever used. The tech support was also good. The PROBLEM IS: why should I need the HP tech support to start using the machine? Not only I needed to call the tech support, it took them nearly 30 minutes to get it going. Realize that I am fairly tech savvy. Whatever happened to the "PLUG 'N PLAY" technology? To that extent, I am disappointed.

This printer would be getting rave reviews from me if it came with Vista drivers. Microsoft made Vista prototypes available back in 2003 so that vendors like HP could get ahead of the curve and have drivers ready by launch or shortly thereafter. Now Vista's been out for six months and here I've shelled out $500 for a device that won't performed as advertised. I can get it to print using the HP Universal print driver but don't have any scan functionality. Terribly disappointed.

The 9025 fails in comparison to the 8610. It is not nearly as solid of printer in weight, structure, etc. The noise level is much higher than the 8610. Prior to purchasing I contact HP to determine what printer replaced withe 8610. I was directed to the 9025 as the latest version. The features are consistent with the 8610; however, I feel that is cheaply made. The noise makes it impossible to print while on call, as I have it placed on my desk.

Great printer ..easy to setup. Easy to use...

Like many, I needed to replace my Photosmart Printer, which I loved dearly. I measured the footprint of my old printer and decided that the OfficeJet Pro series would fit in the footprint, but would be taller depending upon the model that I chose. I ultimately decided upon the OfficeJet Pro 8730 instead of the 8720 because the pages per minute was faster. It is very fast. Others mentioned that it was really heavy if they had to clear a paper jam. I'm a very short female and I don't find it to be that heavy. Out of the box I set it up and could print without even installing the driver, but I installed from the disk for scanning. It prompted me to chose the online version rather than the disk, but that didn't work so well and I ended up using the disk. When I first scanned I was NOT impressed. There was a clicking noise, the bottom of the page was smeared and the quality was BAD. The clicking and smearing I solved quickly by just flicking the little plastic guides on the feeder with my finger. I contacted HP customer support via chat, gave them control of my computer and they installed HP Scan and Capture. This made the scan quality 1000% better. This printer is probably 8 or 10 inches taller than my Photosmart, but that didn't matter to me. I love that it spits the paper back in, instead of all over the floor. It is very easy to make black & white or color copies. It lets me copy double sided and change the size ratio of the copy easily. My old printer had Efax capabilities, which apparently HP doesn't include in any of their printers now. I was a little bummed that it won't fax without a dedicated line, but I literally fax twice a year and I can use a free fax from computer for that. I love that it holds a whole ream of paper and that I can load legal paper if I need to. I will mention that after you get the printer set up the screen still has a sign in function. If you try to sign in it asks for PIN and you might be baffled because you didn't set up a pin. After researching this I found the purpose is if you are using a lesser secure WPS router for wireless you can use your WPS pin from your network to sign in - instead of the way you already connected to your network. Connect wirelessly and ignore that sign on. I'm printing to my OfficeJet from 3 computers, without issue. I printed a picture from my phone and I'll say that's a little awkward and the quality is questionable. With my photosmart I could leave a few 4x6 photo sheets in the dedicated slot. With this printer you have to remove the paper, move the guides, then on the screen modify your paper type before you send the photo from you phone. When you put the paper back in you have to do the same process to modify the paper type back to 8 1/2 x 11. I don't print many pictures so I'll deal with it. I'm going to also mention that I'm trying the HP instant ink. I bought a "card" at best buy that came with 1 free month. The printer itself came with 3 free months. I set it up by using the card to "enroll" for the 300 pages per month, when I added the printer it automatically added 3 monhts and I figure that 5 months will give me time to figure out how many pages I really need. I also learned that Costco and Sam's sell cards similar to the itunes cards that let you basically prepay your HP instant ink account so that it won't ever charge your credit card monthly. The first free month arrived in a box, but I'm still using the starter cartridges that came with the printer. Also, I'll note that the HP guy told me to save the install cartridges and remove any ink from the printer in the event that I move.

My expectations were high and it's been a little disappointing in small ways. It wasn't clear how to adjust the paper tray for different size paper. And it's tricky to get the tray in and out of place. Also, I use a heavier paper that would get jammed. The tray that receives the finished print is not big enough. I think a large number of copies might fall off.

Still getting used to it... took some setting up with 2 laptops in the household. We bought it to compliment the new business I've started and scanning was a must. Had to do additional installs cause I did the recommended install and it was not enough to select scanning to computers... so had to follow up with the full install. But I got it now so all good.

When HP first introduced its Model J4580 all-in-one printer (print, copy, FAX, and scan) not too many years ago, it installed easily using the supplied CD and worked like a charm on the first try. Replacing ink cartridges and self alignment was a breeze also. My first one lasted many years but finally failed mechanically after a week or warning clunking sounds. When I contacted HP, I was informed that the J4580 was no longer available. The closest current model would require new downloads from the Internet to become operational. That might be fine for computers connected to the Internet but for standalone computers isolated from the Internet for protection, it was unacceptable. What to do? Although HP no longer supplies the J4580, it is still available on Amazon or e-Bay, and I ... Read moreWhen HP first introduced its Model J4580 all-in-one printer (print, copy, FAX, and scan) not too many years ago, it installed easily using the supplied CD and worked like a charm on the first try. Replacing ink cartridges and self alignment was a breeze also. My first one lasted many years but finally failed mechanically after a week or warning clunking sounds. When I contacted HP, I was informed that the J4580 was no longer available. The closest current model would require new downloads from the Internet to become operational. That might be fine for computers connected to the Internet but for standalone computers isolated from the Internet for protection, it was unacceptable. What to do? Although HP no longer supplies the J4580, it is still available on Amazon or e-Bay, and I bought a replacement there. It works just fine, just like its predecessor. HP needs to learn to offer printers that are retro-compatible. That is, they will operate on previously installed drivers and related software for older models. One of the fundamental pillars of engineering wisdom is: Newer is not necessarily better.Read less