HPDeskJet Plus 4155 Wireless All-in-One Printer, Mobile Print, Scan & Copy, HP Instant Ink Ready, Auto Document Feeder, Works with Alexa (3XV13A)EPEAT

let me just start off by saying i LOVE this printer.i purchased this printer before actually going threw and reading reviews( i know i know dumb move) but in my defense i was looking for a printer thatwas compatible with my HP chrome book. because my old canon printer wouldnot connect to my chrome book what so ever,so i did a lot of research and this printercame up a lot so i found it for a decent price on here and bought it.well after i bought it i go threw and start reading reviewsafter reading them i was so worried i bought a piece of crap.well let me inform you this printer is AWESOME!i read so many reviews about it being Slow..this printer is no where near slow, ( unless I'm out of the loop& there's a printer out there that's lighting speed that i know nothing about)this printer IS NOT SLOW! it prints off a full page of words/ pictures in seconds.setup - it took me less than 5 minutes to set this printer up. really easy set upi will say you are REQUIRED to download the HP printer app to set this printer upbut don't worry you just push a few buttons and its set up.HP printer app- the HP printer app is required for set up, but you're going to want this appit connects to smart phones and tablets. i have a iPhone and it works great with it. its nice becausesay you're scrolling on your phone you see something you need to print, just save it to your phone go tothe HP printer app select print & BAM! your printer is printing what you need from your phone. which is SOnice so you don't have to hop on the computer and print it off. the HP printing app for your phone is a nice touch and i LOVE it!!....instant ink- i DID NOT BUY instant ink. i did read a few reviews about that prior to purchase and i decided it wasn't for me so i can't comment on instant ink, but i will tell you the ink that came with this printer worked for me. i did read where a few people couldn't use the ink provided in the box because they didn't buy the instant ink well that's not the case with me. so i don't understand why some people had issues with their ink. but i did buy extra ink just in case because i didn't want to have a new printer with no ink. so i'm already ready for when my ink does run out lol... so i guess don't worry about buying extra ink right now because the ink provided worked. but just do whatever you'd like.Print quality- its excellent for words & picturestech support- i cant comment because i have not needed to talk to tech supportscanner- i have not used the scanner, but it looks nice and i don't think ill have any issues with scanning something or the clarity,so all in all I'm very happy with my printer, i've already told my friends and family how awesome this printer is.i know some people have some crappy reviews but in my personal opinion this printer is awesome and you'll LOVE it.way to go HP you did great with this printer!

Simple set up and functions great

I have had this printer for a couple years and it is an absolute nightmare and I am a trained IT person. HP has it default to an ink subscription but I opted for stand alone ink i.e. bought my own cartridges here on Amazon. The black #67 cartridge brand new out of the box in date didn't work. Printer said there was ink in the cartridge but it would never print black just a blank page. It will print color. I recently did a factory restore to attempt to resolve the issue and the restore failed and it now seems to be bricked. The HP help is a loop .. same answers over and over with no results and sending you into redundant virtual loops. I tried to use wi fi direct as a work around but to find out the password you need to be able to print in black. I have only printed about 25 times since ownership. So with ink included price was roughly 10 dollars a page for the use it provided.Update: It is now UNBRICKED.. seems that unplugging it while power on to printer worked (maybe). Nice that it will print blue or a shade of yellow or green. NO black. Most likely the NEW black cartridge is bad. I did try to dampen heads to unclog but still no black ink. So the small black cartridge that came with it shows ink but doesn't print and the brand new one won't print either and shows full. I am reluctant to keep buying #67 ink to see if I find one that works. Also if you don't print often the ink clogs and you have to go through the clean and or wet to get it going. I have a very old HP that gets used a few time a year and it always prints. I wonder if the subscription service always works on these new printers but if you don't want that continual expense you deal with the described issue.

Update: it is kind of a pain to connect everything but once I sorted through all of that the printer works fine.I liked the idea of being able to print from multiple devices but it’s not so easy. I have two iPads, a laptop, and an iPhone. I would like to print from all of them. Here’s the problem I have. The laptop won’t connect properly so it not only won’t print, I have to go through this reboot process to clear the print jobs that won’t print. I got that out of a 45 chat session with an HP tech.Let me sum this up. This printer works pretty good as long as I send all my print jobs from the same iPad, and only if I work through the HP Smart App. Any variation and I’m in for a thirty minute reboot.Would I recommend it, NO

It came in pretty fast about three days. Easy to unpack....but a little difficult to start up. Let me explain.My wife and I are not computer savvy at all we are past 65. So it took us two days to figure out everythingspecially y how to connect to the internet. For a person that knows what they are doing easy I'm sure. The HPexplanations are printed for those people that know just about everything. But for us older computer No Knowsis hell on earth. It would be nice if HP printed step by step format push this do this etc one step at a time. I could not connect to the internet what so ever, thought that the machine would be picked up by my computer and that was it. Took me 2 days to figure out that you have to press the darn Internet button on the machine it lights up that is when the computer finds the printer. Well me dummy did not know that and it took me two days. The HP instructions does not say a thing what so ever about this. Only to connect and go to the HP site where it asks you info on the printer so it can connect. Any ways once I figure all of this out the little printer did its job and it greatwe probably print three times one or two or three pages per month so this machine is great for us.