A little difficult to pair it to my HP computer and my home internet, but after several attempts it worked. The printer works very well once it is paired with the wireless connection, but it wasn’t seamless. Nevertheless, it a very good and responsive device.

Works well .seems easy on ink.very clear clean printing. Find it difficult to use as an a copier as lid does not stay up unless fully opened. I found difficult to set up and when I asked for help it came from ( I realized later I think.??) 3rd party and they had me going in no time. They did insist that i down.load a whole bunch of security things and charged 200 for a year service. Note actually wanted far more ?(US $ ?) FOR 3 years. But I declined .not sure now what happens after year is up. Haven't done any pictures yet.or envelopes so can not comment. This my third HP printer.and have been more than happy with all i did sign up for ink program and i think it will work well although i do not print near as much any more

This particular model is great for the price. The caveat to it being excellent is the tiny screen, the screen touch sensitivity, and the menu layout. Not that it’s terrible, but it takes some getting accustomed to. Otherwise, the setup is relatively simple, just be sure to step through the instructions. Our hp9010 print-head wore itself out in less than five years under light duty and the scanner feed stopped functioning. Our hope is that the 8135 will be more durable. So far—good.

I was forced into buying this machine because my faithful old HP 8600 OJ Pro broke. This machine does not print as good, and the software sucks. It seems as HP's only mission is to figure out some kind of way to force consumers into getting on board with their ink subscription plan by hook or by crook. Having been a loyal HP customer for everything for over 40 years, it disheartens me to say that when it comes time again for a new printer, I will be looking at other brands. Big Tech has gotten too big and really SUCKS bigtime! I say, break them all up so that competition and real innovation can come back into the marketplace.

Excellent printer, holds a lot of paper and prints smooth. I do miss the auto paper tray on my old 7640. Easy to setup. Scanner also works great. Have been using the HP print plan. Do not have to go looking for ink. It is sent to you before you need it.

I have never had so many problems with an HP printer as I have had with this one -- the connection was difficult, keeping it connected and working is difficult, would never buy this model.

I thought this would be similar to the last one I owned, but I have had a few issues. The wifi does not connect as easily, when using the feeder the pages can be misaligned, and it seems like it is harder to get the pages to print properly. It's a good thing I don't have a lot of things to print or I would probably be returning it.

Two stars ** for setup. We decided to replace our HP "ENVYPhoto 7855." The Pro 8139e looked like a good price option what with the HP Sale, plus "3 Months of Instant Ink for FREE." We had no idea of the challenge ahead of us in setting it up what with its 2"x11/2" screen using many new symbols which were mostly new to us. We had to depend on Google Search to finally complete the task. Compared to the ease of set up and operation of the 7855 the 8130e was a challenge. Also, the quality of the 8139e was not the quality of the sturdy 7855. Multiple entries needed to "modify" then print a #10 envelope. The HP7855 was much easier. Outside of this...every thing's alright.

I had everything up and running. I had added the printer to the app. I did all the set up steps in the app. It was printing. Then I tried to print a few days later and it didn’t work. It said set up with the HP app and account was incomplete. Somehow, this meant I couldn’t print. I bought a printer, not an online subscription to print, so that shouldn’t happen. I read all the FAQs, watched videos on the app, and there was no way to finish set up (whatever it was that was left to do). Keep in mind, this is not setting up or calibrating the printer, it was linking it to the online account that had made it stop printing. It trapped me in an endless loop, so I couldn’t finish set up. Eventually, I had to remove the printer from my HP account (which wasn’t easy), factory reset the printer, and this time it let me finish set up. Ridiculous.

So far it has not been as reliable as my old 8600 printer. It loses its WIFI connection too easily and then intermittently emits an alarm about the lost connection which cannot be permanently disabled which is quite annoying. Was unable to activate the free 1 year of instant ink without making it tied to the printer forever which is misleading advertising.