🖨️ HP ENVY Photo 6255 Printer with Wireless Connectivity and Alexa Compatibility (K7G18A) Review

I bought this all in one printer to replace a 10 year old HP printer that didn't work with our families -Chromebooks compatible. It was easy to set up the printer and make calibration prints using the app on my Google Pixel 2. Then I just turned on Google Cloud Print and we could print from a Chromebook, my husband's Windows laptop, or our smartphones. The print quality is very good to excellent and I like that it prints on both sides. It also excels at scanning; I am a genealogy hobbyist and I

What I don't like about this printer is that the moment you insert the ink cartridges into the printer, HP knows the computer is operational and you are connected to the HP INSTANT INK program. The program is "Free” for the first 90 DAYS and if you do not CANCEL within that period, you will be billed monthly. You MUST PROVIDE A CREDIT CARD NO. INSERT when you install the printer (this is a WIRELESS printer). Otherwise the printer will not be installed. The only way around this is to google "how

It is incomprehensible how expensive printers are. It's more reasonable if you're in the store, but just for personal use that you'll use from time to time, prices can be very high and most printer reviews are pretty low. It's hard to find a 5 star budget printer but now I understand why so many people just don't know what they are doing, to put it bluntly. This printer is exceptional. I even had mine repaired with Revain Prime's free 2-day shipping for only $45. I set it to 100% for the first…

Very disappointed. It wasn't too difficult to set up, but it later turned out that it wouldn't print from the web. The HP printer document said the problem was "no paper". Crazy! After hours of trying to reinstall everything with the same problem, HP support finally called. Their tech on my computer for over 2 hours before finally enabling printing as long as I'm using Google Chrome! I would return it if I could but my husband bought it as a Christmas present in September and now it's too late.

What I don't need, how about Printer, the minute you insert ink cartridges into the printer, HP knows your computer is operational and you are connected to its HP INSTANT INK program. The program is "Free” for the first 90 DAYS and unless you CANCEL within this period you will be billed monthly. The only way to avoid this is to google "how to disable hp instant ink" and follow the instructions. However, when HP sets up an automatic update, HP goes in and re-enables the HP Instant Ink program…

in that sense that I can go a month between print jobs and the ink in these things seems to be drying. If you print as infrequently as I do, consider a laser toner printer rather than an inkjet printer. That being said, getting an MFP is the cheaper route. Just plan this model and ink. will be unavailable after 3 years, after that you will get another inkjet printer. If you can meet those expectations, there's no need to worry and less frustration with these "disposable inkjet" printers…