HP Envy 110 e-All-in-One Printer (Brown)

great low profile all in one printer and wireless too

After updating from a HP to a Lexmark then two Kodak printers which were nightmares , I went full circle to this printer and its been fabulous . Works every time even with a wireless connection. fit and finish is fantastic. My only gripe is the E-fax , I wish this had a conventional fax.

Easy set up and even easier to use. I can print from my Mac, iPhone, and iPad. And my husbands Dell. I really like that it has its own email address. When you tell someone to email you at that address it comes across your printer. I can email it anywhere in the world and it will print.

I love this printer. I will order another one when this one wears out. If you need speed or print a lot, you may like this to upgrade to a more office heavy duty HP printer (which we do own and like). This printer does a great job of printing pictures also.

I had to replace my old HP Envy 110 printer and I purchased a new one. It is compact, prints clearly and easily connected to my laptop for printing. I really like this printer. Sturdy enough for my everyday use.

Eats ink up very fast but love the look and functionality of the printer. Wish ink went further!

I have owned this for several years now. Never a problem printing, copying or scanning. Looks like a fine piece of equipment on my desk. It does so much more than print, copy and scan, but I have no use for the other functions. You can fax from it, and it communicates with iPhone and iPad well. To be honest, I really dont avail myself of all its features. If you are like me, you might want to forgo the bells and whistles. Also, even on the most efficient settings, it uses a lot of ink. The ink is not refillable so be prepared to buy new ones each time. It also doesnt do well unless you are buying the genuine HP ink.

I will be honest that my experience with this machine is extremely limited. To wit: I in fact never printed anything with it. I attempted a scan, with limited success. I was able to boot the machine up without too much difficulty, and was able to find it on the wireless network with little trouble. Shortly afterwards, it gave me a message to download updates. No problem. After it rebooted, it gave me a another update message. While initiating an attempt to download this update, the machine lost the wireless connection. After that it attempted to update forever. I was unable to find any way of fixing this doing troubleshooting on my own. I called HP support and I will say their support was rather helpful, but in about 5-10 minutes they came to the conclusion that my purchase was now a rather large paperweight, not a printer/scanner/anything truly functional. They sent me a replacement that arrived in a few days. I purchased the machine roughly 8-9 months after initial release. I found customer reviews on other websites that described similar problems with similar resolutions. I rate the machine so low as it appears that no resolution is forthcoming from the company, and I needed the machine to last as long as possible - not for the 3 years I can get covered through an extended warranty! Rather the replace the machine every so often after a failed update, I just chose to return it and get something completely different. EDIT 2/19/12 TO clarify the above: The unit I purchased died about 45min out of the box. Based on my review of other customer reviews, this appears to be the result of a defect intrinsic to all like units. I purchased the unit several months after initial release, and several months after other customers had posted regarding this issue. HPs customer service was excellent, insofar as they shipped a replacement after one of their reps had done trouble-shooting with me over the phone and declared it deceased. However, this was not adequate for my purposes as the defect appears to be present in all units, the defect (if it occurs) destroys the unit, and the only redress available several months after product release is to replace the unit under warranty. Once the warranty runs out (I had a 2 year extension) then you must purchase a completely new unit. For me, that was a deal breaker. I felt that a different solution should be available this far after release. So HP either cannot or will not correct this defect. EDIT 7/20/13 In case people are not clear on the defect I am describing, if the machine experiences any interruption while attempting to perform a software update in terms of the wireless connection or power outage, then it will remain frozen in an attempt to update whenever it is turned on and is not functional and cannot be fixed unless completely replaced.

I have been using my HP Envy for about two months and it has performed exceptionally! The sleek design allows me to display it proudly instead of trying desperately to find somewhere to put the ugly duckling that I had before. I previously owned a Lexmark 7550 all-in-one printer. Every single time I used it, it said I needed ink. I have printed ten times more on this printer and still havent been told it has low ink. On the Lexmark, I used Lexmark Brand XL ink cartridges and still had to replace them frequently. The ONLY thing I miss with this printer is the auto document feed...but I only used it on my last printer a few times in three years. I think Ill get over it!

Still kickin...many years later. Well worth the dollars I spent.