HP OfficeJet Pro 8135e Wireless All-in-One Color Inkjet Printer, Print, Scan, Copy, Fax, ADF, Duplex Printing, Best-for-Home Office, 3 month Instant Ink trial included (40Q35A)

I recently got the HP 8130e, and it has been a fantastic addition to my home office. The printing is super clear, the colors pop beautifully on paper, and it prints quickly - no more waiting around! It also has a sleek design and is lightweight, making it easy to move around or store on a cart if needed. Setting it up was simple! There are instructions included, but honestly, if you're even halfway tech-saavy, you won't need them. It took approximately 15 minutes to set it all up, from opening the box to print - ready. The look is sleek and modern. There is a pull out paper tray and the location where the ink cartridges are is the same as other HP printers, you just gently pull the white facing (both next to the lights and next to the label) toward you and voila! Opened! It also holds a sufficient amount of paper for what the printer is designed for, so you should not need to reload constantly. Connecting it to my network was seamless, and I love how quickly it synced with all my devices. Now I can print from my computer, laptop, tablet, or phone without any hassle. I also signed up for the instant ink and paper subscription that came with three months free. I'm really excited about this feature - it's super convenient knowing I'll never run out of ink because it'll arrive ahead of time, and the price is very reasonable. Great for people who procrastinate on buying things! As a heads up if you've never used HP+ before, when you sign up for it (which is totally optional), HP requires you to have an HP account (obvious), but they also require you to maintain an ongoing connection to the internet AND use only Original HP ink cartridges for the life of the printer. While I do this anyway, I do think it's extremely important for anyone who is interested in trying out HP+ that there is no going back once you sign up, so your printer will only work after signing up if you do those things. No biggie for most I'm sure, but always good to know! All in all, I'm very happy with this printer and highly recommend it!

This is the first HP PRINTER that I can not get set up, and HP IS THE only printer I use/buy.I can not link to wi-fi and am dead in the setup water. I did the troubleshooting and went to another wifi location. Can not link up and finish the setup.I searched for a factory reset, thinking if I could get back to the beginning and start over.Nothing. If I can not get the printer set up I will not get to see how it performs.Update: I made contact with Amazon. Amazon provided an outstanding resolution. Thank you

The media could not be loaded. The HP Officejet Pro 8135e is a multifunction all-in-one inkjet printer that is suitable for most home office applications. The printer is compact yet does have all the features that most users would expect; print, scan, copy and fax. The printer also contains an automatic document feeder.Set-up was fairly simple with the necessary application, though I don't like that it is required to continue to have the app to get full usage of the printer. This model also came with a bonus of 3 months of 'Instant Ink', another thing that you need the application for. It's a monthly subscription service that seems good in theory, as it would eliminate the need to worry about ink running out, but also, you're paying for a service for ink that you may never need. Also, I don't like that this is basically giving HP access to monitor all of the documents that I scan and/or print all in the guise of convenience.The other thing about this printer is that it requires the use of only HP branded and chipped cartridges, so if you were thinking that an aftermarket cartridge may be in your future plans, that won't work with this printer leaving your only budget-friendly option as the questionable subscription service. After set-up, the initial test sheet to align the printer heads and several prints after were not printed on a single sheet as the printer would grab several sheets at a time. That is both time and product-consuming and frustrating.One thing that it did do that was rather impressive was clear a paper jam nearly on its own. After notifying of the paper jam with instruction to open the tray, the printer kicked out the sheet. The printer and scanner speeds are about average for inkjet printers and suitable for most home offices.