Amazon.com: Customer reviews: HP OfficeJet 250 All-in-One Portable Printer with Wireless & Mobile Printing, Works with Alexa (CZ992A) Black

Amazing - Print on the Go: HP OfficeJet 250 - All-in-One Portable Printer "Wireless"

Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2024

I recently purchased the HP OfficeJet 250 - All-in-One Portable Printer and I have to say, it has made my life so much easier. As someone who is always on-the-go, the ability to print from both my phone and laptop has been a game changer.

Setting up the printer was a breeze, thanks to its wireless and mobile printing capabilities. This feature allows me to seamlessly print from my phone or laptop without having to connect any cords or wires. Plus, the printer's compact size makes it extremely portable, making it perfect for travel or taking to meetings.

The quality of prints is also impressive. The colors are vibrant and the text is crisp, just like any traditional printer. I am able to print documents, photos, and even scan important files all in one device.

One of my favorite features of this printer is its long battery life. I can easily print multiple pages without having to worry about constantly charging it. This has saved me so much time and frustration.

Overall, I highly recommend the HP OfficeJet 250 - All-in-One Portable Printer for anyone who needs a reliable and convenient printing solution. It truly lives up to its name as "Print on the Go." Amazing product!

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Dan

Worthy Successor to the Legendary Si Series...

Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2017

Style: PrinterVerified Purchase

Finally, a printer that has enough going for it to be a worthy successor to the legendary HP Si series printers! I bought this, based on the reviews, to specifically to be able to mobile print from a variety of devices and after 3 months of use, I can say it functions flawlessly!

Pros:
* Sturdily built - finally a consumer printer that you don't have to fear breaking the flimsy plastic housing if you touch it! The housing and all external parts are sturdy enough to stand up to normal transport bumps and thumps.
* Works with a variety of devices - be sure to have BOTH Bluetooth and WiFi enabled on your computing device (laptop, cell phone, etc) and it will find the printer with no problem. I have used it extensively with my iPhone 6 airprint and PC laptop WiFi with no issues.
* Battery life is great - I go two weeks on a full charge, printing a few sheets per day, and have plenty of battery left.
* Color docs look good - I don't print photos on this machine, but the color charts, graphs, and text are clear and sharp.
* Works in a wide variety of environments - I've used this printer in near freezing conditions and it just chugs along without a problem.
* Copy feature works great - images are sharp and text is clear. Note that this machine will scan and fax, as well, but I haven't used these features yet.
* The price is reasonable for the features and reliability you get.
* Reasonably economical on the ink, contrary to most HP inkjets.

Con - typically, the HP brand ink is very expensive.

Print speed is rather sedate, not as fast as the fastest ink jets, but it's plenty fast enough for mobile use and its reliability and ease of use makes up the difference. Other reviewers have said this printer could easily be all you need for a home printer, as well as traveling, and I agree. If you only print occasionally, this machine will meet your needs.

After years of being disappointed (disgusted, really) by flimsy, finicky inkjet printers that didn't seem to live much beyond their first set of ink cartridges, I'm sold on this machine. Hopefully HP will continue this trend (and reclaim their soiled legacy) by extending this effort to their other product lines.

Note - if you only need to print is B&W, then check out the OfficeJet 200, which is about 20% cheaper at this writing.

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Genie Hays

HP has horrible, terrible, non-existent tech support.

Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2019

Style: PrinterVerified Purchase

Bought this printer because my sister has the exact same one and it works great. Setup was a breeze. I love that you can print from any device wirelessly as long as you are on the same network (phone, laptop, ipad...whatever). So the printer is fantastic. However, HP is worthless. Actually less than worthless. Turns out there are two (maybe three) Officejet 250 printers for your computer to discover when you hit 'Print' and for whatever reason the default is the one that is not on the network so the printer shows as offline no matter what troubleshooting you do. I spent HOURS trying to figure this out because it comes up nowhere in the installation documentation or in their online support (which is apparently the only option they have). HP virtual assistant was no help, their native troubleshooting software found nothing and when I finally was able an track down an HP support number (had to Google it b/c it is nowhere on the website) to talk to someone the line got mysteriously disconnected after being directed to the correct department and I'd been on hold for 15 minutes and when I called back I got stuck in the voice directory loop and it wouldn't register anything I said. Nice work HP. You suck.
I was finally able to resolve the issue when I went on my Amazon page to return this $300 doorstop. There is an option for Amazon tech support. So I gave it a shot. This guy was so patient and helpful even though I was beyond frustrated and kind of taking it out on him at first. But after an hour on the phone we figured it out! And I am so grateful. Thank you Amazon! Julen was my Amazon tech support guy. He is not an HP employee and had no idea where to start helping resolve this issue but he stuck it out on the phone with me for an hour until we figured it out. He also struggled to find information on the HP site and in the online documentation.
So please make no mistake, if this rating was based on the product and company that made it, I would give it zero stars. This 5 star review is for Amazon only. Bezos, maybe consider buying HP and straighten them out.

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Joseph Frydenger

Perfect portable printer

Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2024

Style: PrinterVerified Purchase

First, I have only had this printer about a month so can't give it a 5 star yet. I needed a printer that was portable and scan. It prints very nicely and print speed is good. Scans great. Was relatively easy for me to set up and use with direct print. Ink cartridges seem to be holding out nicely and replacements not too expensive. It has a battery to run off of but I haven't needed that yet so don't know that limitations. Overall I am impressed. The cost is somewhat expensive but for a good portable printer worth the expense. So that's my 2 cents worth.

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Rick Ramias

Very good portable printer, scanner & copier

Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2024

Style: PrinterVerified Purchase

Like....Prints fast, clear & can hold more than one page at a time. So far I like it a lot. Very good portable printer.

Dislike....When trying to scan it is hard to get it to grab the paper

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M-C

Big upgrade from the HP200

Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2024

Style: PrinterVerified Purchase

This is such an upgrade from the HP200! It is quick, the colors are great and scanning and printing are a breeze! Great to take with me on the road!

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carole

Worked Fine until the battery died

Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2024

Style: PrinterVerified Purchase

I purchased this printer in June 2020 for the scanning and printing ability as well as the compact size. I didn't need the portability, but thought that would be an added bonus just in case. The printer worked fine for approximately 3.5 years, although it did seem to go through ink rather quickly considering I don't print very much. I mostly used for scanning documents which worked fine. However, there is apparently a Lithium Ion battery in this printer required for power, despite the fact that the printer has an AC adapter plug. I have never used this printer for travel and it has always remained plugged into an AC outlet, but after 3.5 years the battery (that I didn't even know existed until now) has died and the printer shut off without warning, explanation, or error code. After entirely too much research through the completely unhelpful HP website, I finally just googled the battery SN and discovered you can purchase replacement batteries for $106. I purchased a battery, received a damaged box with no instructions other than to put the battery into the printer. I did so and the printer has been showing an error code for 3 days stating "Faulty Battery - The battery is faulty and must be replaced. For ordering information, visit the HP Support website." I tried searching the HP Support website again for help, but there is no information anywhere about replacing these batteries. When I search for the printer on support, it directs me to order a support plan with a monthly fee in order to receive help from support. I've now requested a replacement battery, but I'm not hopeful at finding a solution at this point. After all of this, I would say that unless you have unlimited funds and don't mind replacing the battery every three years, I would not recommend this printer. I also wouldn't spend over $400 for a printer again that also requires a non-rechargeable battery for use. I'll be looking for a cheaper printer that's easier to replace next. Preferably not HP.

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C.R.

Works great, takes up only a little space. Best little printer!

Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2019

Style: PrinterVerified Purchase

I love this printer. I 1st bought it to print shipping labels and an occasional bill, however I have come to love it, and kept it for use in my small office. We do have a bigger printer in the reception office I can print to if I have a very large print job. I have used it in the car and in the hotel, but mostly it stays in my small office. It is very convenient and can be easily moved to another room if doing a something that requires printing somewhere besides office. If you need a small printer at your house for occasional printing or school work, but don't want they eyesore of a big printer, this is for you! It can even be stored in a drawer or cupboard, and taken out for use, then stored again

Pros:
1.Very small - fits nicely in my small office. (I bought an insulated 9X13 cake pan carrier to put it in when traveling)
2.Can print from phone as well as computer
3.Battery if no electricity available
4.Good print quality
5.Fairly fast - not as quick as our main office printer, but definately faster than other printers I've had
6. Quiet
7. Can make copies
8. Prints 2-sided (extra step required)

Cons:
1. Nothing to catch papers after they print (this is the ONLY thing about the design that I really wish was changed.
2. Occassionally my phone thinks the printer isn't available when indeed it is.

I have never used the scan feature, so I cannot comment on that.

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Mike Lakner

Nice Printer - One Issue - Poor Support - Very Frusterated - Sending Back

Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2017

Style: PrinterVerified Purchase

We have two issues, the first is with the unit and the other is with HP support.

First, when scanning a document and sending that document to someone via the email function, the email is sent with a 1969 date. The Time stamp on the attachment is also set to that date. There seems to be no way to change this even after hours of online time with support. The support team wishes to blame the email server though not other device that does this same action using the same credentials on the same server have this issue. They also seem to think that the printer gets the date to name the attachment from the email server. I don't think so but it is possible.

Other than that, I like the unit and it's capabilities, weight, speed and battery. It's great but I cannot send incorrectly dated emails and attachments. The device should allow the user to set the date or get the date from a network time server like almost every other device out there.

Now for support, I'll post the 2nd days transcript so you can see my and their faults to judge for yourself.

8:10 AM  Connecting...
8:10 AM  Connected. A support representative will be with you shortly.
8:11 AM  Support session established with Steve.
8:11 AM  Steve: Welcome to HP Customer Support & Services for Imaging and Printing Group. My name is Steve and I will be your technical support specialist today. Please give me a minute while I review the problem description details.
8:12 AM  Steve: Hi Mike how are you doing today?
8:13 AM  Mike Lakner: Too good to complain, you?
8:14 AM  Steve: I am fine. Thank you so much for asking. And as we are connected now I will surely help you out to fix the issue.
8:14 AM  Steve: Before we go ahead please confirm your Country: USA or Canada and just for the records, would you like to share your phone number?
8:14 AM  Mike Lakner: USA and my phone number is 352.463.2335
8:15 AM  Mike Lakner: This is a followup on case # 3035726110
8:15 AM  Steve: Thank you for providing the details.
8:15 AM  Steve: Okay. Please wait.
8:15 AM  Mike Lakner: They made an incorrect diagnosis and I'd like to explain why. I need to know if this is a bad unit and need to return it.
8:17 AM  Mike Lakner: They thoight the problem was with the email server putting to incorrect date on the email but the printer is even naming the scanned file with the incorrect date and that is not coming from the email server. For instance one attachment was named "19700101_Scan_004059.pdf". We have the printer set to prepend the date and append the time to the attachment name.
8:18 AM  Mike Lakner: And other devices send scans through this email server using the same account credentials without having a problem.
8:18 AM  Steve: Okay Mike. I got it.
8:18 AM  Steve: I really apologize for the inconvenience caused.
8:19 AM  Steve: Let us perform some troubleshooting steps.
8:19 AM  Steve: Are you ready ?
8:20 AM  Mike Lakner: Sure
8:20 AM  Steve: Okay.
8:21 AM  Steve: What option do you have on the screen of your HP OfficeJet 250 Mobile All-in-One Printer?
8:22 AM  Mike Lakner: I habve the web page up, logged in as admin and am on the settings tab
8:23 AM  Steve: May I take control of your Computer and troubleshoot the issue for you?
8:23 AM  Mike Lakner: please
8:23 AM  Steve: Thank you.
8:24 AM  Steve: You should be getting a prompt on the chat window to download. Please click on download and then run the Log me in rescue applet when the download is completed.NOTE - At any point of time if you feel uncomfortable and want to disconnect, you can disconnect the remote session by clicking the red X button on the top of the screen.
8:24 AM  Steve would like to start an operation which requires an applet to be downloaded. Download AppletThe download should begin in a moment and the Applet should start automatically. If the download does not start in a few seconds, click here.
8:24 AM  Applet connecting...
8:24 AM  Applet connected.
8:24 AM  You have granted full permission to Steve. To revoke, click the red X on the toolbar or press Pause/Break on the keyboard.
8:24 AM  Remote Control started by Steve.
8:24 AM  Steve: I can see your desktop now.
8:25 AM  Mike Lakner: I have multiple monitors
8:25 AM  Steve: Okay.
8:30 AM  Mike Lakner: I have moved the chat windows to my 2nd screen so I can see if you type anything
8:31 AM  Steve: Are we still connected?
8:31 AM  Mike Lakner: Yes
8:31 AM  Steve: Okay.
8:31 AM  Steve: Mike are you near to your printer?
8:32 AM  Mike Lakner: Would you like to see the email I got from yesterdays chat result?
8:32 AM  Mike Lakner: I am near the printer.
8:32 AM  Mike Lakner: It has paper loaded for printing and forms for scanning if you like.
8:33 AM  Steve: No. I just want to you that go to near the printer.
8:33 AM  Steve: Do you see the Set up menu on the printer screen?
8:33 AM  Mike Lakner: yes
8:34 AM  Steve: Okay.
8:34 AM  Steve: Please touch the set up menu and go to preference.
8:34 AM  Mike Lakner: done
8:35 AM  Steve: Do you see any time & date option over there?
8:35 AM  Mike Lakner: No
8:36 AM  Steve: Please click on the preference and let me know the option you get it there.
8:36 AM  Mike Lakner: Language
8:37 AM  Mike Lakner: Country
8:37 AM  Mike Lakner: Screen Brightness
8:37 AM  Mike Lakner: Sound Effects Volume
8:37 AM  Mike Lakner: AUtomatic Paper Detection
8:37 AM  Mike Lakner: Automatically Send Usage Data
8:37 AM  Mike Lakner: Printer Usage Location
8:37 AM  Mike Lakner: That is all
8:38 AM  Steve: Okay. Please wait.
8:46 AM  Steve: Hi Mike are you there?
8:47 AM  Mike Lakner: I am
8:48 AM  Steve: Mike I am facing the too issue from my end so I am transferring the chat to y supervisor.
8:48 AM  Steve: Is that okay with you?
8:48 AM  Mike Lakner: Yes
8:48 AM  Remote Control by Steve stopped.
8:48 AM  Steve: Okay.
8:48 AM  Transferring session to another technician...
8:49 AM  Support session established with Von.
8:49 AM  Von: Hello Mike , How are you doing today?
8:49 AM  Mike Lakner: Life is wonderful. You?
8:50 AM  Von: Same here.
8:51 AM  Mike Lakner: Glad to see that.
8:51 AM  Mike Lakner: I need to know if I need to send this printer back and if the issue is common to all of these or just this unit.
8:52 AM  Von: Please allow me a moment.
8:52 AM  Mike Lakner: Ok
8:54 AM  Von: May, I access your computer remotely so that I can fix this for you?
8:55 AM  Mike Lakner: Please
8:55 AM  Mike Lakner: I have 2 monitors. I'll leave the chat open on the secondary monitor and the web page for the printer on the main for you.
8:56 AM  Remote Control started by Von.
9:03 AM  Von: Can you help me with the options you have on the printer screen?
9:03 AM  Von: SO you see setup menu?
9:04 AM  Mike Lakner: I can
9:04 AM  Von: Please touch the setup menu and share the option you have there.
9:05 AM  Mike Lakner: Preferences, QUiet Mode
9:06 AM  Von: Printer maintenance?
9:06 AM  Mike Lakner: Yes
9:06 AM  Von: first you need to push the setup button and then push the left or right arrow button until you see basic setting,push ok and navigate until you see date and time
9:06 AM  Von: Please try that now.
9:09 AM  Mike Lakner: There is no Basic settings. I have slid the menu down, pressed settings and then I see a list of things (Printer Maintenance included) but there is no Basic Setting at the root or under Printer Maintenance
9:09 AM  Von: Can you see the option on Printer maintenance ?
9:11 AM  Mike Lakner: Under printer maintenance I have Clean Cartridge, Align Printer, Clean Smear, Update the Printer and Restore
9:12 AM  Von: Give me a moment.
9:12 AM  Von: I am going in front of the printer
9:12 AM  Von: to see the option/.
9:13 AM  Von: Is the date showing the wrong date and time?
9:14 AM  Mike Lakner: I don't see a date or time on the display. Only on the emails and the naming of the scaned email attachments.
9:15 AM  Von: Mike, I am sorry for the delay and I found that this printer does not show the Date and time as we do not have fax feature in it and if the fax feature is not available on the printer it never shows the date and time.
9:16 AM  Von: I am sorry for the inconvenience.
9:17 AM  Mike Lakner: So, what are you sayinmg. This unit will always show the wrong date in emails and the naming for scanned attachments?
9:17 AM  Von: Wait you are using the Application for email right?
9:18 AM  Mike Lakner: No, using the scan menu. There is an option to scan to email.
9:18 AM  Mike Lakner: Do you have an email address so I can send you a copy of what we get? IUf we cannot fix this I will send this unit back.
9:19 AM  Mike Lakner: Actually I'll bring up my email on the screen and show you.
9:19 AM  Von: That what I am asking scan to email is only be possible with the App we have a team who support those issue, I will connect the chat with them ask then that the date and time showing wrong while using scan to email feature.
9:20 AM  Von: They will help you to correct it.
9:20 AM  Mike Lakner: WHat do you mean by that? It sends directly from the menu. Do you know this device?
9:20 AM  Mike Lakner: W edo not want to use the APP
9:20 AM  Mike Lakner: we do not want to use the app.
9:21 AM  Mike Lakner: What the heck is the screen on the printer for if I am required to use soem app?
9:21 AM  Von: I know that Mike you are using the scan to email from the printer screen, we have a team who help you to correct the time and date for you just give me a moment i will connect the chat and they will help you to correct it.
9:21 AM  Von: May I?
9:21 AM  Mike Lakner: Ok, lets do that.
9:22 AM  Transferring session to another technician...
9:22 AM  Support session established with Ruby.
9:22 AM  Remote Control by Von stopped.
9:22 AM  Ruby: Hi Mink how are you today?
9:23 AM  Ruby: *Mike
9:23 AM  Ruby: This is Ruby from HP Cloud Services and I understand you are having an issue with scan to email, is this correct?
9:23 AM  Mike Lakner: I'm good but getting frustrated by this issue and the inability to fix it. I need to know within 30 minutes if I need to send this printer back or fix it. The time starts now.
9:24 AM  Ruby: I am sorry to hear you are frustrated. Can you please answer me a questtion.
9:24 AM  Ruby: *question
9:24 AM  Mike Lakner: That is correct. When the scan sends an email, both the email and the attachment are at the beginning of the Epoch (1969 or 1970)
9:24 AM  Mike Lakner: Ask away
9:24 AM  Ruby: When you do the scan to email how are you doing it and are you getting any error messages?
9:25 AM  Mike Lakner: I am getting no errors. I put paper in the device. I press Scan then Email then put in an email address.
9:25 AM  Ruby: okay
9:25 AM  Mike Lakner: Then send. Can I send you a copy of what we get?
9:26 AM  Mike Lakner: Or view my screen and I'll show you.
9:26 AM  Remote Control started by Ruby.
9:26 AM  Ruby: Not necessary. LEt me see yoru screen
9:27 AM  Ruby: where is the chat window
9:27 AM  Mike Lakner: I have 2 screens
9:27 AM  Ruby: Okay.. bring it up please.
9:27 AM  Ruby: wha gtyou get
9:27 AM  Mike Lakner: I keep the chat windows open on the second so I can see while you all are working
9:27 AM  Ruby: okay, can I see what you get please
9:28 AM  Mike Lakner: I had that up. I'll do it again
9:29 AM  Ruby: ok I am not understanding the issue.
9:30 AM  Mike Lakner: I'll keep chat window on second screen so I can see you type.
9:30 AM  Ruby: Okay. But it is scanning correct? I am not sure I understand the issue
9:31 AM  Mike Lakner: Note that the file name is even incorrect. I have it set so that the scanner prepends the date and that is even incorrect so we cannot blame the email server.
9:31 AM  Mike Lakner: It is scanning fine
9:31 AM  Mike Lakner: But the email datetime and the scandatetime are completely worng and unprofessional. We cannot and will not use it that way.
9:31 AM  Ruby: wha tsi the
9:32 AM  Ruby: Thank you so much. I must apologize to you. They sent you to cloud adn this is not a cloud issue. One moment please.
9:32 AM  Mike Lakner: Timer is still ticking
9:32 AM  Remote Control by Ruby stopped.
9:32 AM  Ruby: I will get you back to technical support
9:32 AM  Mike Lakner: I send this back in 20 minutes now
9:33 AM  Transferring session to another technician...
9:33 AM  Support session established with Dean.
9:33 AM  Dean: Welcome to HP Customer Support & Services for Imaging & Printing Group. My name is Dean. Please give me a minute while I review your problem description details.
9:35 AM  Dean: Hi Mike, could you please elaborate the issue?
9:37 AM  Mike Lakner: Ok but this will be the last time and in 19 minutes I close this chat and send this mess back. When we use the Scan to Email option from the printer it sends the email with the incorrect (start of epoch / 1970) date and time. The scan (attachment / file name) is also named with the same incorrect time so it is not the email server. We also use the same email server and credentials with other devices and do not have this problem. No one can find how to set the date/time or set up an time server.
9:37 AM  Dean: Are we still connected?
9:38 AM  Mike Lakner: We work in a time sensitive business and cannot send things to clients with an incorrect and highly unprofessional date time.
9:39 AM  Dean: Mike, the issue is that when you scan to email the date and time on the email is incorrect right?
9:39 AM  Dean: In HP OfficeJet 250 Mobile All-in-One Printer?
9:39 AM  Mike Lakner: The question I keep asking before everyone looks and says "wow, cannot find it" is if all these units are like this or just this one. Yes it is. Would you like to see my screen?
9:39 AM  Mike Lakner: Yes, that is the issue.
9:40 AM  Mike Lakner: We have 13 minutes to fix this then it's no longer worth my time.
9:40 AM  Dean: Mike, we might have to find the exact point of failure so it may take time.
9:41 AM  Mike Lakner: I have spent hours. We have 13 minutes.
9:41 AM  Mike Lakner: 12 now
9:41 AM  Dean: Please let me know if the time on the printer is fine?
9:41 AM  Mike Lakner: Back to my question, do they all do this or just this unit?
9:41 AM  Mike Lakner: Yes
9:41 AM  Dean: Okay, please allow me a few.
9:43 AM  Dean: Mike, is the date and time on your computer is fine?
9:44 AM  Mike Lakner: Yes, the printer is not connected to my computer other than accessing it via the web interface. This unit is to be used by a traveling salesman and needs to work independently of a computer.
9:45 AM  Mike Lakner: Scanning from the screen on the printer has nothing to do with the computer.
9:45 AM  Mike Lakner: Unless I need to connect it one time to set that date. That would be poorly designed.
9:47 AM  Dean: Well Mike, if the date and time on the printer is set correctly then it would not be the issue with the printer.
9:47 AM  Dean: It might be the email that you are using for scan to email process.,
9:48 AM  Mike Lakner: That is an obvious statement. But I connected it to my computer and the results are the same incorrect date.
9:48 AM  Mike Lakner: No, I have sent it to multiple emails and as previously stated, other devices use the same emil. It's the printer
9:48 AM  Mike Lakner: The printer even puts the wrong date on the file name for the attachment... as I have previously stated
9:49 AM  Mike Lakner: 4 minutes left.
9:49 AM  Mike Lakner: Back to my question. Do they all do this or is this a failing unit. Said another way, do I try another one of these or buy another product?
9:50 AM  Dean: Mike, the unit is fine.
9:51 AM  Dean: Its just the configuration in your email settings.
9:51 AM  Dean: Which is creating issues.
9:51 AM  Mike Lakner: The email settings of the printer?
9:52 AM  Dean: Your email id/.
9:52 AM  Mike Lakner: No it's not. You would know that if you had read the case or this dialog.
9:53 AM  Mike Lakner: The printer does not get the date from my email server so that it can figure out how to name a file that it is preparing to send to that email server.
9:53 AM  Mike Lakner: Time is up. I'll send the unit back along with a review and copy of this chat.
9:54 AM  Saving chat transcript
9:54 AM  Mike Lakner: Any last words?
9:55 AM  Dean: Well, i would still say the issue is with the email settings and not with the unit if the date and time on it is fine.
9:55 AM  Mike Lakner: Have you not read anything? There is no date and time on the unit. None and noone can find it. None of your technicians. Not one. Do you read the case?
9:56 AM  Dean: You earlier said that the printer date and time is correct right?
9:57 AM  Mike Lakner: You asked about the computer date and time. The computer is fine. The printer is wrong. Each and every time.
9:57 AM  Mike Lakner: "9:43 AM  Dean: Mike, is the date and time on your computer is fine?"
9:58 AM  Mike Lakner: Are we done?
9:59 AM  Saving chat transcript
10:00 AM  Mike Lakner: You have quit chatting so I guess we are done. I wish the best for you and yours.
10:00 AM  Saving chat transcript

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Mark Dermendzsin II

Best printer ive owned

Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2024

Style: PrinterVerified Purchase

Ive had a lot of printers as a truck driver. This all in one compact mobile beauty had a document feeder and is capable of doing everything. Although it says it has bluetooth i havent been able to get that to work. It does have wifi direct and is able to connect to a standard wifi or hotspot. You wont be able to use the hotspot on the same phone you want to print/scan from but still amazing and it does have wifi direct for that although limited connection while using. I hated hp for the policies they have but this specific printer is just all around amazing and easy to use. Make sure you buy backup catridges as the ones it come with are very limited. Still love it, also it will print black and white without the color cartridge. It will constantly tell you about it so if you intend to use only black and white just keep the provided color cartridge in.

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