HP - DeskJet 3755 Wireless All-In-One Instant Ink Ready Printer

This is the best printer under $70! Pros and cons. PROS: 1. Size: This is the world's smallest all-in-one printer. 2. Cost: It is an affordable printer that is also incredibly cheap for ink (<$15 for retail ink, or $3 per month for instant ink). Most home users spend $36 per year for instant ink and never run out. Other printers on the market (Epson, Brother, Canon, and old HP Deskjets) were cheap up front and expensive in the long run. This printer is affordable in the long run. 3. Durability: Printheads are built into the cartridge, so if print quality degrades you can swap out the cartridges to fix any problems. Streaks on page? Swap out cartridges! Problem fixed! This makes it a very long-lasting printer. 4. Single cartridge mode: you can print in i.e. black and white even if you don't have blue. 5. Connectivity: apple airprint, google cloud print, android drivers, windows drivers, mac drivers, you can print from Windows 10 Phones, tablets, and PC's. You can even print from blackberries and flip phones -- or any device anywhere in the world with HP ePrint. 5. Ease of use: very low maintenance. You only have to worry about two cartridges: black and color. You don't have to worry about printheads. If you sign up for HP Instant Ink you don't even have to worry about the ink! It's a very, very simple and easy printer to use. CONS: 1. Scanner: If you check the manufacturer website at hp.com and use your eyes, you'll see this has a pass-through scanner. HP removed the flatbed to reduce the size. It's great for most things, but not thicker media (books, etc.) 2. Duty cycle: This printer has a duty cycle of 1,000 pages per month, so I wouldn't recommend getting this if you're printing more than 300 pages per month. 3. Speed: This isn't the fastest printer in the world. (HP makes that too -- it's called the HP PageWide.) The speed of this $69 Deskjet 3755 is fine for the average home user, but not for heavy printers like Ph.D students. 4. Page yield (not instant ink): If you are not using instant ink, you only get about 120 standard documents in black cartridges and 100 standard documents in the color cartridges. The average person prints 43 pages per month, so you'd be buying ink regularly. Just do instant ink. Summary: This is an awesome home printer if you have internet or don't print a lot, but THIS IS NOT A BUSINESS PRINTER. Upgrade to a better printer if you want extremely fast printing or a more durable duty cycle. If you want the best "home-office" printer, check out the HP Officejet 5741. If you want the best "small business" printer, check out the HP Officejet PRO 8730. If you print heavier (hospitals, laboratories, schools, government) check out the 400-series HP Laserjet lineup.

I decided to go with this particular printer because it's small and I don't have much space. It works well. Connectivity has not been an issue. It does print a bit on the slow side but since I'm usually not in a hurry, it's not a deal breaker. The only other thing is that I do not recommend adding too much paper to the feeder as doing so has jammed the printer more than once.

This is a compact printer which takes up very little space. It prints clear and concise. It does as much as comparable printers that are huge. It scans but does not fax which is fine since faxing isn't necessary with a scanner. The BIG bonus is it only requires 2 ink cartridges and they are less than $12.00 I recommend this if you only print for personal purposes. I am a very happy customer.

I was looking for a good quality All-in-One printer to fit in a small space. This is the only one I could find with all the features and dimensions I needed. It was difficult to set up using the USB cable..I could not get it to work after multiple attempts, even though it looked like it installed correctly. I finally gave up, disconnected the cable, and used the WiFi connection only. It installed and works fine now. The scanner functions by feeding one sheet at a time manually (it is not a flatbed scanner), so if you need to do a lot of scanning, or want to scan from a book or magazine, this is not the printer you need. Print quality is excellent. This is a great solution if you only have a small space, but still want the ability to print, copy, and scan.

Very easy to set up. I use it strictly to print from my mobile devices, iPhone, iPad, etc. no computer required. It's really an awesome printer.

Purchased this HP Model after in-store comparisons to similar size/function ink jets. Settled on the 3755 because of its exceptionally small footprint and lightweight-ness; its AirPrint and Ink-Ready option; its print pp speed and its overall aesthetic. My 11-year-old nephew will be the primary user and he thought it was "AWESOME"! I agree especially since the On-Sale price at BB made the final purchase price between $5 and $8 less than every nearby brick-and-mortar competitor. To add icing to the proverbial cake, a $10 BB gift card was awarded as a result of the HP 3755 meeting the criteria for a special promotion. HotDog!!! Bottom Line: GREAT smallish, Multi-Function DeskJet, that should be able to meet light to medium duty print duty for students or small/home business operators.

I needed a printer that was small enough that I could transport between home and work, without a lot of cords. The saleswoman showed me this one, and I instantly loved it. It's very small and compact. Has wifi-direct printing from any wifi-enabled device. And the feature that I love and needed the most Apple AirPrint. Which enables me to print from my many Apple products with no extra settings or connections. Great job HP!

I purchased this printer on the recommendation of the associate in the department when I went into the store, and I have since gone back and purchased a different printer. The scanner functions through a feeder that doesn't have guides to feed the documents in straight, so more often than not, the scans were at odd angles and I had to retry. The print quality itself was also disappointing – the lines weren't even straight on regular text, it was skewing the page content on one side.