After a month of use, this definitely is not of the same quality as my OfficeJet 5740 (which is quite old). It's of lesser substance / quality parts, noisier, rattles and clicks as it gets ready to print. I use HP Smart to print from my phone, usually doesn't receive the command to print unless I'm sitting right next to it. v It gets the job done eventually, but I'm disappointed with the workmanship.
Glad to find a replacement for my failed 8600 series OfficePro! All the perks and functions you need to act like a professional office model with a smaller footprint. I did note a few cons, though, in comparison with to my 8600. More plastic parts allowing 'slop' in critical positioning areas. A less than precise paper tray positioning/ operation compared with my 8600! A severely restricted opening to the print head/ ink cartridge access. Not sure if this model will last as long as my 8600...10+ years! The display area is smaller and less visible on this model than my 8600. Also, it does not adjust up or down; you must look at it directly from the front! The display menu is not as intuitive or as clear as the 8600. You'll need glasses/ readers before you toss this model in favor of another. Just my opinion...
We rely on a printer to be available 24/7 which I doubt is an unusual requirement for home or home office.. Setting up the 9125e to meet this requirement was a task and required several trips to the internet. HP wake up! This should be your basic setup instructions- power on 24/7, WIFI connect 24/7, Infact these should be defaults. Also scans to USB should be PDF not JPEG or at least allow a way to reset the power on defaults (firmware?). Another question Why do we have to periodically turn the printer off and then on to get it to reconnect to the WIFI even even though the WIFI light is on?
This printer is basically nonfunctional. The paper tray is so flimsy and poorly made that it’s impossible to get paper to situate correctly and feed through properly. I’ve tried everything I could think of to coax it into working but no dice. It might work if I load one sheet of paper at a time. Luckily, the printer also refuses to remain connected to my wifi so it’s impossible to print anything anyway.