Quick Verdict
Ideal for: students and
households with light, occasional printing.
Why it’s worth it: very low entry price, app-guided setup, ADF
convenience, and a small footprint.
Keep in mind: entry-level speeds and manual duplex (no
automatic two-sided printing); paper trays are small, so it suits low monthly
volumes.
Highlights:
- 35-sheet Auto Document Feeder (ADF): scan/copy stacks of pages hands-free (up to legal size 8.5″×14″).
- Everyday speeds: up to 8.5 ppm black / 5.5 ppm color (ISO), fine for daily documents.
- Clean output: up to 1200×1200 dpi (black) and 4800×1200 optimized dpi (color on photo paper).
- Simple connectivity: dual setup options with USB 2.0 or Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n (2.4 GHz); onboarding through the HP app/installer.
- Mobile-first workflow: print/scan from phones and laptops; works with Apple AirPrint and Mopria, Chromebook-friendly.
Full Specifications:
- Functions: Print, Copy, Scan (flatbed + ADF), Mobile Fax (HP app)
- Print speed (ISO): up to 8.5 ppm (black), 5.5 ppm (color)
- First page out: as fast as ~15 s (black)
- Print resolution: up to 1200×1200 (black); up to 4800×1200 optimized (color)
- Scanner: CIS; up to 1200 dpi optical; common save formats (PDF/JPG/PNG)
- Paper handling: 60-sheet input, 25-sheet output; manual duplex
- Supported media: Letter/A4, envelopes, cards, photo paper
- Duty cycle (max): up to 1,000 pages/month (recommended far lower for best results)
- Dimensions/feel: compact and quiet, easy to park beside a laptop or on a shelf
Driver Downloads
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Windows 11 (64-bit*) |
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Windows 10 (32/64-bit) |
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Windows 8 / 8.1 (32/64-bit) |
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macOS (Intel & Apple silicon) |
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Linux |
*Microsoft distributes Windows 11 only in 64-bit form.
Setup Tips (Quick)
- Windows 10/11: Use the Full-feature installer from the series page; the wizard walks you through USB or Wi-Fi and adds scan utilities.
- Windows 8/8.1: If the site mis-detects your OS, click Change on the driver page and select your exact version/bitness.
- macOS: Run HP Easy Start; it detects your macOS version and installs the right print/scan components (you can also add the printer via System Settings → Printers using AirPrint).
- Linux: Install the latest HPLIP, then run hp-setup to discover and configure the printer over USB or Wi-Fi.
Pros & Cons
Pros: 35-sheet ADF, very
easy app-led setup, compact design, dependable text output, low upfront cost.
Cons: modest speeds, manual duplex, smaller trays—best for low-volume
printing.