It was a bit more expensive when purchasing the machine - but not having to worry about running out of ink is brilliant for my home office.

Overall, it's comparable to the HP, maybe a bit slower sometimes, but similar in performance otherwise

If a speck of dust gets into this area, as it shall, or worse a bit of ink from not-yet dry pen or printer activity, there will be streaks on copies or scanned images

For the price I would like to see a little bit easier setup and configuration, automatic self-updates, and a more refined user interface.

This printer was a bit tricky to set up

It does take a little bit of getting used to and does not work super quickly

Everything feels a bit flimsy and fragile for this much required mechanical interaction

I docked one star because I struggled a bit with the touch screen set up.

Ink:It does come with liquid ink that you put into the printer, and I'll admit, I was a bit hesitant about that aspect.

The printer is a bit pricey up front, but well worth it when you factor in ink costs ( we were paying about $50 per ink cartridge set, this still is roughly the same price for another set of ink refill bottles that completely fill each tank).

Additionally, using the keypad to type in your WiFi password took a bit of time as well without a touchscreen

Other than being a bit too noisy while it's printing, I have nothing bad to say about this printer.

Took forever to have it aligned and used a bit of ink cleaning and aligning the heads from the get go

I sort of miss not having an automatic document

n’t have complicated OCR work to do anymore and that’s why I stopped using ABBYY in the first place

n’t have to scratch with your fingernail to grasp it