I received this printer on a Thursday and by Saturday the ink was gone. I got new ink on a Monday and it was empty by Friday. Might be good if you do not print a lot.
I received this Friday the 28th of August 2020. I was frustrated by the fact no Driver CD Software was included. The Set Up required a Download of an "APP" from HP. The lack of documentation was my next frustration. The wording in the instructions were confusing. The Printer is "Automatically" set for "Secured" mode, when the WiFi "sees" the Printer it requests a "PIN" or a "Password Key" . Neither of these requests make sense. What ever "PIN" it wants, I have no Clue regarding. Whatever "Password Key" its requesting is equally Meaningless. So I printout the "Web Access Test Results" found on the Printer's Touch Screen Options. Also Meaningless, since it offers no Clue to the where these requested "Codes" are found. So I discover, because its not in the "Very Limited" Owners Manual Instructions, the Touch Screen can be "Scrolled Down" to see other options - Well lo-n-behold there is a "WiFi Direct Password (Actually it's Numbers) but on the Screen it's called a "Password" - so at the "Network Internet Settings" on my "Windows 10" bottom bar, for active Icons (etc) I type in "the WiFi Direct Password (8-numbers, not a "Word") at the "Password Key" space, and the HP Printer accepts these "numbers" and "connects to the WiFi" Router. HOPE THIS HELPS OTHERS
HP products are generally easy to install. This Envy printer would not install. My computer would see the printer but the printer would not join my network wirelessly. I ended up having to slow my router speed for the printer to install properly. It took two days for me to figure out. I actually requested a return label to send it back. HP should have better network cards that can handle faster wifi speeds.