DeskJet 4255e Wireless All-in-One Color Inkjet Printer, Scanner, Copier, Best-for-home, 3 months of ink included (588S6A)

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This printer works really well and was very easy to set up. It prints clearly and quickly, and the quality is great for both documents and color prints. I also like how compact it is—it doesn’t take up too much space and looks clean on my desk. The wireless connection is convenient and works smoothly, making it easy to print from my phone or laptop. Overall, it’s reliable, simple to use, and perfect for everyday home or school use. Highly recommend!

I recently purchased the HP DeskJet 4255e Wireless All-in-One, and it has been the perfect addition to our home. If you are looking for a reliable printer, scanner, and copier that doesn't take up too much space and actually works when you need it to, this is a great choice. The Highlights: Super Easy Setup: I had it up and running in no time. The wireless connectivity is stable, and the HP app walks you through everything effortlessly. Seamless Transition: We previously had an older HP model, and I was worried about the "switch over" process. It was incredibly easy! Since we already had an HP account, the printer integrated perfectly. Instant Ink Success: We had absolutely no issues activating the 3 months of included ink. Because our account was already active from our old printer, the transition was smooth, and the ink arrived exactly as expected. It’s been a relief to have a machine that handles everyday documents and scanning so efficiently. It’s a straightforward, high-quality printer that is ideal for anyone who wants a "no-fuss" home office setup.

Excellente imprimante sauf pour qui est de l’abonnement 3 mois gratuit foutaise envoyé premier mois. Ensuite lorsque l’abonnement payante au bout de 3 mois, il mon débité ma carte de crédit et je n’ai rien reçu. C’est quoi ça de l’arnaque!!! Je rectifie mon commentaire : Donc j’ai reçu mes 3 mois + la cartouche que j’ai été débité sur ma carte de crédit je l’ai reçu tout est rentré dans l’ordre Super! Donc j’ai changer mon évaluation.

This printer might seem like a good deal at first, but it’s really just a ploy to lock you into buying expensive ink from HP. I bought this to replace my HP 4255e after its printhead failed, and even the replacement head didn’t work. This printer cost me about $50 less than that replacement head alone, so I thought I was getting a bargain. The setup was straightforward, and it connected to my network without any issues. However, I’m uneasy about how HP connects to the printer over the internet—who knows what data they’re collecting? One glaring flaw is the lack of automatic two-sided printing. Instead, you have to manually reload the paper to print on the other side, following on-screen prompts. It’s an annoying step back from the fully automated feature I had before. The switch to a single color cartridge is a step backward, too. It’s more convenient, but with separate cartridges, you could at least use up each color fully before replacing it. Now, you’re throwing money away when one color runs out. The so-called “free” 6-month trial of HP’s Instant Ink (Dynamic Security chip on printer ink ) program is just a sneaky way to milk more money out of you. It’s not really an ink subscription; it’s a deal where you pay for the number of pages you print each month, regardless of how much ink you actually use. Even if you print just one word on a page, it counts towards your limit. If you cancel the program, any ink they’ve already sent becomes useless, forcing you to buy their overpriced cartridges. I canceled it and switched to aftermarket ink, which works just as well for half the price. Print quality is also a letdown. It’s nowhere near the standard of my old 8610, though it’s adequate for basic home printing. Forget about using it for anything professional or for printing barcodes—scan codes often don’t work on the first try. I printed show tickets, and the usher had to scan them several times to get them to work. The same issue happens with UPC-style codes, though QR codes fare a little better. Bottom line: I would never buy this printer again. After this experience, I’m done with HP printers altogether.