The screen on the newest HP OfficeJet Pro is nearly impossible to read due to its BLACK background and very very small symbols. I'm very disappointed. I have to get down on my knees to do anything using the screen.
What I like about it is it will print double-sided documents without my having to get up and turn the paper. What I don't like is that it is slow to react, whether scanning or printing. Why I wouldn't give it more than 3 stars is that it was really hard to install because it came with outdated software and I needed HP help to make it work. That should not be! If HP is still selling an electronic product, it should come with a notice that it will require updating before it will work.
I've had mostly good experience with HP printers however the earlier models (10 years back) were more solidly built and didn't use as much plastic. My previous HP 8025 and this current 9125e, the paper trays are very flimsy in my opinion... if not careful when pulling them to load paper, you could break the end of the tray which I did on my previous 8025 model. I also don't like the fact that there isn't a paper adjusting slider inside the tray in the front of both these models, only for the sides of the paper (not a plus). The biggest complaint about this 9125e model is how LOUD it is each time it's sits idle and when you're ready to print something... it goes thru it's automatic cartridge adjustment internally and is makes a very loud banging sound like there's something ready to go inside! Would be nice to have a "quiet" printer... this model by far is the loudest I've had but everything runs as it should, color quality is reasonable, digital display is a nice, visible size. I did refer to YouTube for help setting up this printer to my WiFi... found a good tutorial that was much easier to follow than the info from HP's website.
This printer is incredibly fast & has virtually no defects. My previous HP Smart Tank 7602 was slow, had fewer functions and almost a 23% defect rate. I wouldn't recommend that printer to anyone except a very casual user. If you want a printer that meets the needs of someone in business or community service, I'd highly recommend this one.
I am on my second one. The first one made such a racket during "Startup initialization", I thought it was going to break apart (Probably would have). The replacement, while a little quieter, still makes what HP considers an acceptable amount of noise. The actual printing and scanning work great. Just be ready for the noise it makes when it parks or positions the print head.
All of sudden critical errors started occurring. Ended up having to disconnect ethernet cable and moving printer to it’s own outlet. Never had to do that before. Not happy. It disorganized my office.
The printer is great - except, it is very hard for me to read the text in the 'window'. It is much dimmer than for my previous 9015e. I yse a flashkight to read the text.