feeder• Great print quality• Waterfast inks – including color ink.

A common drawback is the seemingly expensive ink cartridges

Bought it because I thought in the long run I'd save some money (cheaper ink, less electricity used) when compared to a laser printer

I was kind of expecting the newly renamed "PageWide Pro" to be an upgrade, but the only things HP really seem to have changed are the LCD and a new series of incompatible ink

As I was trying to print the reports, the black ink leaked again.

The old OfficeJet I had before would bleed color inks if the paper got wet

The four large ink cartridges included with the printer provide enough ink for 3,500 pages monochrome and 3,000 pages color

People did it, but my experiences with ink jets, pricey ink, and uneven/bleeding colors just didn't resonate with me.

The ink is expensive, but comparable to toner cartridges and the quantity of pages that one cartridge provides is exceptional.