I do a lot of collage in my art, so I copy a lot of stuff. I needed a printer that was faster and better quality than my old HP. The Office Jet Pro 8120 fits the bill. I am 78 years old, and worried that I might need help to set it up. But I was wrong. It took me a half hour, and the directions were easy to follow. A young ger, more tech savvy person could probably do it in 15 minutes. Very pleased with my new printer.

I bought this printer to replace an older OJ 6968, which was mostly still working except for the fact that I couldn't unclog the print heads and they are not replacable byowners and too expensive to even have done. So far, I am very happy with this 8125 as it is very similar in funtion. The one thing missing is the built in fax function, which, so far, I am not really missing. Set up was fairly easy and the prints look great. This is also my first experience with HP's (or actually Microsoft's) universal drivers for newer printers. So far, again, no problems.

The printer came with step-by-step instructions on how to hook it up. This was awesome. The only issue I had was with the paper drawer. There were no directions on how to set that drawer up so the paper size is picked and clicked in place so there is no paper jams. I found this out by trial and error.

I like the easy setup. The print quality is great. I only use it for personal use so my printing is limited. I can't wait to print my tax returns on it. It also integrated well with my iPad and iPhone.

For me it's a little confusing, because is diferent than my other one, but the printers are good cuality, faster

I'm 86 and little older since setting up my last HP printer about 10 years ago, so it took me a little longer to set it up. The paper tray was so different. I finally got all my little problems ironed out and all is running smoothly now. I'm a HP fan all the way.

In the first few days I had a problem with printing it as when I print it sometimes there is other pages that are unaligned but after a few days and some tips on google the printer became good I will definitely recommend

The print quality is acceptable. The control panel leaves much to be desired. I have been struggling to connect my HP laptop to the HP printer. This should be a no-brainer whatever happened to plug-in play I spent 30 years at Xerox as a designer and engineer. I know printing I am not at all happy with my new printer.

Bought this for my home office. Was not easy to setup. I consider myself pretty tech savvy. It was easy for my wi-fi to “find” my new printer. However, creating a shortcut icon took forever! No clear instructions or even detailed instructions included. I hate the paper feeder tray when I need to scan documents! It takes at least 3 tries before it scans. Plus, I have to open the top of the feeder tray, take the paper out and try again before the scanner works. Not happy about this at all!! I would not recommend this AIO printer. If you want a better printer, you need to spend more money for an upgraded printer, which is not in my budget.

Followed directions to a “T” but it's hit or miss if it will print quickly or recognize the print job… some time out, others take a minute to recognize the job, very few are quick/automatic. Very disappointing….would not recommend…