HP Smart-Tank 5000 Wireless All-in-One Ink-Tank Printer with up to 2 years of ink included, mobile print, scan, copy, white, 17.11 x 14.23 x 6.19

Economy, economy, economy. Rich colour, long lasting ink and fast enough to meet my needs for work, school and crafts. Largest print size I use is 8.5 x 14. Haven't scanned more than 8.5 x 11,worked great. Print quality is quite good on paper. Haven't done photos. No jams yet.

I got this printer for college and for my small business and it's a good one. The price was decent, easy set up, looks nice, the ink is refillable, and the color prints turn out well. My full page color print took about 10 seconds. Only thing that I get a bit frustrated with is connectivity. It's constantly back off line in between uses and I have to troubleshoot. I have an HP PC and the apps so I don't understand why it's so finicky. It could be my Internet but all my other devices automatically connect if there is a brief interruption in Wi-Fi signal. So it may be a setting I haven't figured just yet.

I am beyond frustrated with the HP Smart Tank 5000 (model 5D1B6A). From the moment I unboxed this so-called printer, it’s been nothing but a headache, all because of a defective black printhead.HP’s customer support has been useless. They’ve given me the runaround with the same old advice: turn it off and on again, or yank out the printhead and reinstall, useless suggestions that did absolutely nothing to solve the problem.Frustrated to the point of desperation, I decided to put out an extra $60 for a new printhead, only to find that getting one for this specific model is like searching for a needle in a haystack.HP’s website? No luck. Amazon? Nothing.Now to add to the frustration I have to pack this thing up, with ink wells full and hope it doesn’t leak through the box before I drop it off at the UPS store to return it.This has been a colossal waste of time, money, and patience. A brand-new printer shouldn’t come with such basic, flaws, and the lack of available parts is just the cherry on top of this disaster.I would not recommend the HP Smart Tank 5000 to anyone, but if this stops one person from making the same mistake and avoid this frustration, I can sleep a little better at night.

We've had this for a few months and it seems to be working well. The lack of display makes the wifi pairing process is a bit annoying because it's not very straightforward, but after it is setup, it seems to be working fine. Print quality is excellent on photo paper.

First off let me say this: all the reviews stating difficulties setting up were telling the TRUTH!!! By the time I was in touch with a live person, the machine miraculously connected. REALLY?!?!?!!Since I had them on the line, I had THEM walk me through finishing the setup (and he was just as clueless as I was). I finally got the printer heads in and I was good to go.I LOVE the fact that it has larger, separate ink tanks which should help with saving money on ink.CONS:Top loading paper tray;No sd card slots;Prints slower;Other than that, the quality of the printer is great. The larger ink tanks are awesome, although the bottles of cyan, magenta and yellow are half the size of the black ink bottle. I would've thought it would be equal amounts of ink bottles for all colors. The price is great and you have a choice of warranties to purchase as well as insurance.I purchased this printer to print photos onto iron on paper. I did a test print of said photos on paper and the photos look great (even for the size they were in on letter size paper). I believe I found a great printer.

For a while, the only printer I would buy for home use was an HP. But when the last cartridge inkjet HP printer I owned went through ink like a drunken sailor and it would not accept aftermarket cartridges, I was done with HP. I then switched to Epson, which I was very happy with for a while. Even though my first Epson printer used cartridges, the ink lasted a long time. But after that printer died, I bought two more Epson printers, both of which went through cartridges. Then when my most recent Epson WF-3820 inkjet printer did a firmware update and refused to recognize my already-installed cartridges, I was done with Epson. Having sworn off HP previously, I was ready to switch to Canon, but their setup seemed very user unfriendly. As a result, I swallowed my pride and went with the HP Smart Tank 5000. which was inexpensive and uses ink bottles. I haven't owned the HP for that long, but I am very happy with it. Setup was a breeze and unlike my last Epson (which would drop the wifi fairly frequently). No such problem with the HP Smart Tank 5000, which also came with more than a year's worth of ink. And the replacement ink bottles are not too expensive either. While the printing speed could be better, that's a small sacrifice to make for good quality prints, reliability, and a long-lasting ink supply. I highly recommend this printer. Hopefully I haven't jinxed myself.

Easy set up. I print alot of lesson plans and activities. With what I've printed in the past month I would be on my second set of ink cartridges by now. My ink levels barely moved. This is a must have for anyone that prints alot. For what I was paying in ink cartridges this will pay itself off in a few months.

Well, first let me say for the price it was not that bad. the wireless connection was great.The printing quality was good. I was able to print out what I need for my business and I love the ink tanks. Ink lasts a very long time. What disappoints me with this printer is that the print completed stops the printer and says paper jam after about 9 months of use. I checked for paper jam there was no jam I researched for ways to fix it and was unable to do so. But it lasts for the price I paid.