Customer Ratings & Reviews

Wouldn’t connect with the laptop. Should be more intuitive for the technically challenged.

This is a All in one simple printer where remote work and online learning have become the new norm, having a reliable and efficient printer at home is essential. The HP Envy 6155e All-in-One printer emerges as a promising contender, catering to the diverse needs of home users with its blend of affordability, functionality, and ease of use. But does it truly live up to its claims? In this comprehensive review, we will dive deep into the features, performance, and user experience of the HP Envy 6155e, helping you decide if it's the right printer for your home office or study space. It has a sleek and compact design that seamlessly blends into any modern home environment. Its clean lines, rounded edges, and predominantly white finish lend it a contemporary aesthetic that complements any décor. The printer is surprisingly lightweight and space-efficient, making it easy to find a suitable spot on your desk or shelf. So, for quick pros and cons Pros: Sleek and compact design User-friendly interface Good print quality for both text and images Versatile connectivity options with Wi-Fi and USB HP+ integration for added convenience and cost savings Cons: No automatic document feeder (ADF) Limited paper tray capacity Occasional paper jams and connectivity issues HP+ subscription costs might be a concern for some users

Garbage Product. Bought this, set up, and it does not work. HP Smart is also garbage.

HP - Envy 6155e Wireless All-in-One Inkjet Printer overall a very good printer. Overview: LED Screen is very sharp, doesn't adjust to a vertical viewing angle, flat on the left side of the paper holder. Not a big deal since it is a very clear and bright screen. Packaging. Really good packaging for sure. It is a very consolidated box and everything is very secured inside of the box. I was very impressed with the footprint of the printer which is not as bulky and tall as previous versions of this printer. Hardware and setup: Hardware is very durable, nothing felt cheap. Lid to the scanner area is very durable feeling. Setup was a breeze, add the HP Smart app on your phone and on the laptop/pc and the software will step you through the process completely. Installing print cartridges was easy as well, pretty standard ink cartridges. Software: Printing software has many options and allows for various use cases. HP Smart software is very robust and easy to use interface. Printing quality: Quality of materials I printed was very clear and precise. the alignment was typical print the alignment sheet, scan and view results. 100% on spot. Definitely recommend this printer for all aspects especially the foot print.

I have another HP PRINTER that is way older and it works 10 times better than this new version. Very disappointed ☹️

Can not load the ink cartridges to get it to work. Poor instructions.

It printed one copy, then jammed! The return was accepted without any problems.

Paper jams every few pages, connectivity issues with my mac laptop, power cord comes unplugged easily

goes to sleep won't wake up until unplugged and plugged back in

I returned this for a Canon printer on advice of my son

Worst experience ever. Do not purchase this printer

Even in our more and more digital world, we still need to print things out. A simple document to sign, or a nice copy of the latest picture we took. So as much as we try, still can't get rid of having a printer in the house. This is a small, low costing printer, that even for the tightest of budgets or space, should fit the bill. Setup is very straight forward. While it has support for a direct USB Cable, I opted for the WiFi option, so I can just store this printer not he shelf, and not worry about connecting my laptop to print, plus going WiFi allows me to print from my phone. Easy to walk through and add to your WiFi. You can also download the HP Smart app to your mobile phone, to access some of the more advanced settings, features, get printer status, etc. It is a nice app, that if you have more then one modern HP printer on your network, you can see them all segmented. So this is where I get to my full 1 star off. HP is doing their darnedest to lock you into their Ink. That is where they are making their money not his one. The printer is low cost, but the ink cost depending on how much you use, can start to add up. hey have the HP+ subscription service, where the printer will talk to the network and send you ink, when it thinks it is running low. Not overly costly, but it can add up, so be sure you are aware. The picture quality which is always my test for an inkjet is on par with today's printer. Good crisp, not overly dark, and it didn't saturate the paper too much on a large print. photo's on photo paper were very nice, and frame able. Relatively quiet print, not a lot of moving pieces or the printer winding up to start printing, so for those late night reports you shouldn't wake up the entire family. So this printer would be good for a college student, someone tight on space, or maybe as just that one that sits up near the living area, instead of the bigger one that is off in an office or somewhere else in the house.

The HP Envy 6155e printer is a good all around printer for standard home, everyday printing. HP inkjet document print quality is very good and that shows with this printer. The printer comes packaged with some starter ink, and if you sign up for HP Instant Ink (which is recommended) the larger ink tanks arrive within a week. I do recommend using Instant Ink as I believe it saves some money and certainly saves time. Shipping is free. Set up was straight forward and without any problems, using the included instructions and online setup. I had the printer up and running in about 15 minutes, including unpacking and setup. As mentioned, document printing is really good. Prints are fast.Where this printer falls short is printing high quality photos. This printer is not meant to print photos and that shows in the quality. The scanner works very well. Using the HP Smart app, printing from PC or mobile device is a breeze. I miss having a USB port on the printer though. All printing is done wirelessly. A USB cable can be used for printing from a PC, but no cable is included. I'm also not thrilled that the screen is now placed horizontal, rather than upright/vertical. This is not ideal if the printer needs to be placed at eye level or higher as that screen is no longer visible. While I like the lower profile of the printer, that also means the paper tray is smaller and cannot hold as much paper as older printers.

HP Printer, HP Smart, Wi-Fi and Go! Nice size, not too big or clunky; modern-looking and white. Comes with the power cord and black and color ink cartridges (the color ink is one cartridge). It has a bed, an output arm. Paper tray holds 100 pages and prints 10 ppm in black and 7 ppm in color. You can print photos too of course. Plug it in, stick the ink in, pack some paper in, download HP Smart if you don’t already have it, and do some things! – print, scan, copy, use the bed, email to the printer, etc. You can connect via USB, but why not use wi-fi, which offers so much more usage. Connect via wi-fi to your home network. Then various devices can connect to it. Super convenient, obviously for me, but to anyone who is here that needs to print off of their device as well. Printing is fine – word documents, photos. Quality of printing is average. Speed of printing is average. That means it is just fine. It does what it is supposed to do, and it does it well. You can join the HP Instant Ink program, which monitors your ink usage and sends you new ink based on the level you choose to pay for monthly. You don’t have to join the program, but you do have to use HP ink. For me, I’m fine with that. It’s nice to also have a touch panel display that is clear and easy to see. You can get to settings and features on it. But remember, you can also do those things using HP Smart. I like the size of the printer and the ease of setup and use. It gets the job done. It’s a home printer. I’d recommend it. Peace.

If you’re looking for a great printer for both documents and photos this HP is the ticket. It’s very easy to set up, with a great experience using the HP app which allows you to print from any device. The design is professional and doesn’t take up too much space, which is always a nice bonus with HP printers. The touch screen functions excellent. The wireless connection is stable and reconnects easily if it ever drops. Overall, it’s a very reliable full functioning printer id trust for years to come. My only small consideration is that you’re now limited to using HP’s proprietary ink with the new security chips. At first it seems a little curious but after you read through and realize they just want the printers to function as intended you can’t blame them. Also with the whole instant ink subscription you can sign up for this printer can order more ink when it gets low by itself so you never have to think about it again AND at half the cost of retail so that really trivializes this to be fair. I think if you’re looking for an affordable, reliable, user-friendly printer with the option to never think about ink again for home use, this is it.

I received the HP Envy 6155e Wireless All-in-One Inkjet Printer, has a very modern and sleek looking design. Setup was easy with the step-by-step instructions that were simple to follow, and I had it connected to my Wi-Fi in no time. This is a good at home printer. It prints with good detail and colors looks great. When scanning and printing a full color picture on default settings, looks good, colors are vibrant, crisp and clear. Onlt down side is no automatic document feeder. It has a 2.4-inch color touchscreen, which makes navigating through options and settings easy, even for family members that are not tech savvy. Its wireless printing capabilities ensure that everyone in the house can print from their devices without issues, whether it's through the HP app, Apple AirPrint, or other mobile printing solutions. The printer also supports auto 2-sided and borderless printing, which saves both time and paper, with a 100-sheet input tray and a 25-sheet output tray. It also comes with 3 months of free ink via the HP Instant Ink program, which takes the hassle out of worrying about running out of ink. The printer keeps track of the ink levels and automatically orders more when needed. Overall, the HP Envy 6155e is reliable, efficient, and stylish, and I recommend it to anyone looking for a all-in-one printer that can handle both everyday tasks and special projects with ease!

This is another great printer from HP and the three months free ink is a nice addition to help mitigate high ink costs. I find myself using this printer and really all printers more from my phone these days rather than printing from my computer and HP makes it really easy to print from your phone using Wi-Fi direct connect. It is very easy to set up using the HP Smart app. I really appreciate all the attention to detail that HP puts into their printer products - especially their Envy lineup - and this one sits somewhere in between the fully automated and actuated model from a few years back and a mid range model. While, this unit doesn’t have full actuation, it does have a nice color touchscreen to help aid in set up and configuration. I find the best part about this all in one printer is its overall size. It is much smaller than older models and can easily fit into a small office. The build quality is on par with other printers in this category. The plastic in this one may be a little more rigid as I do not see as much flexing as I have seen in some models. Setup is completely automated and done through the HP Smart app. The prints are great. Excellent color and saturation and if you print on photo paper the results are scrapbook or family album ready. You really can’t go wrong with this model if you’re considering an all in one.

I got this Envy 6155e wireless printer because I needed a small printer that could be used for what printing I did at home on my computer equipped with a Hallmark Card Program that designs original cards to my specifications. It was hard learning the way to print on it because it was by far more updated than the simple HP printer I had that went out. After several conversations with AI and Best Buy personnel I have become more confident in using the printer to my needs. The printer prints on both sides of the paper so as to cut down on waste and it adjusts to what size paper you are using easily. Changing paper size is also fairly easy and the insides of the printer tray adjusts to the size of paper I insert in it to print. I have been able to print envelopes for my card program and this made me very happy to know that I will be able to continue making cards, printing them and then printing an envelope to mail that card with. As I get more and more adjusted to how to change all the directions needed to print, I will be very happy that I have purchased this printer for my home use.

The HP Envy 6155e All-in-One Printer is an excellent choice for our family's everyday printing needs. Whether it's for household documents, kids' homework, or vibrant, borderless photos, this printer checks all the boxes for a versatile home printer. With a print speed of up to 10 pages per minute for black-and-white documents and 7 pages per minute for color, it’s fast enough to handle the typical print jobs we’ll need around the house without excessive wait times. One of the standout features is the 2.4-inch color touchscreen, which makes navigating through options and settings easy, even for less tech-savvy family members. Its wireless printing capabilities and self-healing Wi-Fi ensure that everyone in the house can print from their devices without issues, whether it's through the HP app, Apple AirPrint, or other mobile printing solutions. The printer also supports auto 2-sided and borderless printing, which saves both time and paper, especially when printing long documents or creative photo projects. With a 100-sheet input tray and a 25-sheet output tray, it strikes a balance between convenience and practicality for home use, though heavy users might find the output tray capacity a bit limiting. Another plus is the photo printing resolution, reaching up to 4800 x 1200 optimized dpi when using select HP photo papers. This feature is perfect for us when printing high-quality family photos for framing. Additionally, its ability to handle various media types—from plain paper to HP professional papers—makes it versatile for different tasks. For scanning, the Envy 6155e offers a 1200 x 1200 dpi resolution, making it more than sufficient for archiving documents or sending homework to teachers. It even supports scan-to-email, scan-to-cloud, and other convenient options for digital document management. Although it supports mobile faxing (send-only), this might not be a feature we frequently use. One small drawback is the need to purchase a USB cable separately, which could be an inconvenience if you need a wired connection. Additionally, the dynamic security features limit the use of third-party ink cartridges, so we'll need to stick with HP cartridges, which could mean slightly higher ongoing costs. Despite these minor cons, the HP Envy 6155e is an overall reliable and feature-packed printer that's perfect for our family’s everyday needs. With its combination of high-quality printing, scanning, and wireless functionality, this printer will be a central part of our home office setup for years to come.

To start with HP makes some really great printers for office/standard use I have tested a number over the years and this wi wi well up to standard. Let’s start with the look and feel – The packaging is adequate and well-designed for protection in standard moving about. It is a bit hard to believe how much they have reduced their package however there is very little waste in this area. I do like to look of the new printer as opposed to some of their older models. It has a nice sleek look. It’s a little larger than a few others I tried however it is a more low profile so there are some trade-off concerns there. If you have a tight length/width place you might want to check the dimensions Next is the setup – the instructions and where to plug everything in are pretty much self-explanatory I have had some computer/HP app issues in the past with some of their printers however no issues using the app or directly set up on my Windows 11 PC Next functionality – As for printing for most things, you would in an office setting it does a really good job – test and minimal graphics on standard paper are chrisp and had no bleeding or saturated paper. I did try some heavy picture-type graphics and had mixed results on the standard paper – the use of a heavy-weight paper did help but did not completely eliminate the issues. Scan/copy functionality – not much I can say here it works and I didn’t have any issues. Next cost of printing – if you print a lot the HP instant ink program could save you some $$ however I think for most folk I’d pass on that and just keep an extra set of ink on hand. I only used the HP branded ink and did not run it out in my test – keep count on the page count it seems to be accurate however more graphics/colors are a driver. I also would assume that you can only use HP ink cartridges, the past 2 or 3 I’ve had won't recognize the off-brand – so beware Overall this is a solid print and should suffice for most home office/student work.