This is the second all-in-one from HP. I like them alot. This one has to do maintenance just as I am trying to print. It just takes longer to print, but it prints well!
This particular model is great for the price. The caveat to it being excellent is the tiny screen, the screen touch sensitivity, and the menu layout. Not that it’s terrible, but it takes some getting accustomed to. Otherwise, the setup is relatively simple, just be sure to step through the instructions. Our hp9010 print-head wore itself out in less than five years under light duty and the scanner feed stopped functioning. Our hope is that the 8135 will be more durable. So far—good.
Nowhere near as good as my old HP 8600 OfficeJet Pro
on February 2, 2026
Posted by: Anonymous
from Tacoma, WA
Verified Purchase:Yes
I was forced into buying this machine because my faithful old HP 8600 OJ Pro broke. This machine does not print as good, and the software sucks. It seems as HP's only mission is to figure out some kind of way to force consumers into getting on board with their ink subscription plan by hook or by crook. Having been a loyal HP customer for everything for over 40 years, it disheartens me to say that when it comes time again for a new printer, I will be looking at other brands. Big Tech has gotten too big and really SUCKS bigtime! I say, break them all up so that competition and real innovation can come back into the marketplace.
Printer is fast and pretty sleek with the digital screen. A little concerned that it has trouble staying connected when we try to print. Seems to lose the connection from time to time.