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

Printer looks great and does everything as advertised. Connecting wirelessly was a cinch. On regular paper colors are not vibrant. For its size it is a dynamo.

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.

Ridiculous!

As of 11-25-2014 the Apps on the Envy 100/110 have been discontinued Check out this HP thread http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/ePrint-Print-Apps-Mobile-Printing-and-ePrintCenter/HP-Apps-Service-Retired-on-several-printers/m-p/4490056 there are other models on this list.

I could never make it work, unfortunately, couldnt return it

One of the best I ever owned

When we first got this printer, I loved it- it is sleek and shiny, and I loved that it fits right in with our other stereo components. I like the convenience of having our printer in the living room, since I do so much of my computer work on the couch right there, and it is nice to be able to print things from my iPhone as well. Over the past couple weeks my husband and I have had to use the printer for more than just printing a coupon here or a short document there, and we have been fighting with this printer CONSTANTLY. Here are the issues: -it jams CONSTANTLY -it is rather difficult to unjam, because it does not come apart very easily -It chews up the bottom of the pages of paper even when it isnt jamming -it spits the papers out onto the floor, not onto the completed document arm as it is supposed to -it runs rather slow -it doesnt like to operate on any setting other than default. Not even fast draft, black and white -it will jam on every single document set to print double-sided -it randomly stops in the middle of printing to allow ink to dry. Printers have been around for decades and havent needed to do that, so why now? -it occasionally starts printing half-way down the page, so it cuts off the bottom 1/3 to 1/2 of the page of text. Ive had printers in the past that will act up a bit when there starts to be too little paper in the paper tray. Im wondering if the small paper tray (80 sheets max) is why this printer is ALWAYS having issues. I seriously cant even print a 6 page double sided document (3 double sided pages) without it jamming. The concept and the look of this product are great, but quite honestly, the quality and reliability of this printer is horrible!!! If youre looking for a printer that will print just the occasional coupon before you head out the door, this will probably do the job. But if you need a real printer that actually works every time of every day on every document it is supposed to work on, look elsewhere!

Excellent for everything i need to do still some issues with connecting on to Microsofts I.E dont use it dont, want it,dont need it scans copy fax wireless from the computer

I had an Epson printer before this that printed better quality photos, but it ate through ink like crazy and the print quality worsened dramatically over time. I have owned this machine for about a year. I dont think it would print high enough quality photos from it that you would frame them and hang them, but how often do you really do that? Our family, not too often. What this printer does do however is, so far, print pretty reliably regular household printing. It has a number of pretty good features: Its quiet; you can print from your iPhone and iPad (nice); its simple as pie to set up on your home wifi; as an HP, pretty sure everything out there has a driver for it; and, its easy enough to scan. Over all, its a very solid printer. Further, I have the brown color and its pretty good looking. Why is it all of our electronics gray and black anyhow? The brown looks pretty good in the home office. I also dont think the ink bill is too bad, an opinion I have not always had of HP. Just buy the XL size and the genuine ink. I bought the refurbished ones to try to save money, the printer recognized it, complained on refused to print with them- seriously! Anyhow, that was a waste, but I like the machine enough to forgive it. (HP Envy 100 e All-in-One Printer)

HP is trying to take a page from Apples policy of making devices fun. The ENVYs design is handsome, and its build impressive, with extruded aluminum where one would usually see plastic. I was smiling through most of the setup, and laughed out loud when the output door opened, it stuck out its tongue, and spit out a test page (something about envy, I thought). The end of the setup was less clear, or I missed something, but I had to figure out when to switch over from the direct wireless connection between my laptop and the printer used to begin the setup, and my LAN. Print quality is very good. Scan quality is not good: color artifacts appear with various types of originals; scans of some CD booklets (halftones?) look really bad. HP service is *relentless*: they will, apparently, exchange long, mostly boilerplate, emails with you forever, leading you through a script of generic actions that may or may not have anything to do with your problem (they were unable to receive examples I sent of the bad scans, and seemed unconcerned not to know what problem they were trying to solve). They will talk with you on the phone, urging you, with such extreme courtesy and confidence that you can hardly refuse their requests to perform various time-consuming tests and reinstalls. When I had spent in time about twice the cost of the device, I gave up. It seems to me that the problem is in the HP OSX driver, because copy (scan+print within the ENVY) does not show the artifacts, only scan to computer does, so maybe it will get fixed someday soon with a software upgrade.