Customer Ratings & Reviews

This printer is great for my home telemedicine practice. Easily handles high volume printing with long lasting ink cartridges. A real winner!

Bought as a replacement for my last OfficeJet. Quality is slightly less with this model. Occasionally experiencing difficulty connecting to Wifi and paper jams. Frequently unable to scan.

excels in everything but seems to only print in the pdf format. Will look further.

I had this printer before but the WIFI connection stopped working.

VERY GOOD; SO FAR KEEP UP WITH MY WORK REQUIREMENTS AT HOME DUE TO CORVID-19

So far we have had no issues with this printer. Love the fact we can send things to it while not at home and we have documents printed when we get home.

This printer is exactly what we were looking for. We needed a printer that had both legal and standard size copies.

decent little printer. not much to it really works in a pinch

It’s slimmer and quieter than the 8600 however more cumbersome to print and scan

Could not use WiFi. Had to connect by cable. Sales did not know.

it does the job. A little difficult having 2 of these machines on the same network.

Second one I bought just like this. This one was about $100.00 cheaper than the one I bought about 2 months ago.

good value for the money. easy installation and hookup.

At last.... I found the perfect printer! After giving up on "brand x" (starts with E), I have a printer I love.

Less bulky than other officejet pros I've used in the past.

HP's OfficeJet Pro 9025 is an attractive and sturdy all-in-one printer designed for a home or small office. It can be easily established as a wireless or ethernet network printer or can be connected using a USB cable. Setup and operation are simplified by a color touchscreen on the front of the printer. The two features here that might appeal most to small office users are the faxing capability and the dual paper trays (250-pages each!). And the scan/copy/fax modes can capture both sides of the source pages. Nice. But be advised that the two large trays make this a pretty hefty printer. But I think that these features have been around for a while and should be the default for any office-ready printer. Plus I found that although photographs printed very nicely, the printer couldn't make great decisions on how to deal with borders (but the colors were always vibrant). Ultimately, while printers are required to create paper images for us, they are feeling more and more like they have been designed by manufacturers as vehicles to sell ink and this printer is no exception. The documentation includes HP's advertisement for their ink subscription service and the printer setup is there to remind you of your savings with a subscription. At least this printer continues to use three colors and a larger capacity black - the newer fad of having all three colors in a single color cartridge makes me feel even more scammed. Motivations aside, though, this is a sweet printer - just not a groundbreaking printer.

The copy machine is full of a lot of convenience features. It so easy to set up and it maintains a strong WiFi connection.

Best printer I ever own little expensive but it’s worth it plus 6 months free of ink you can’t go wrong with this HP printer

My purchase was smooth and quick. Setup was done with an agent from the company and they were very helpful.

So far so good. I got this printer to replace an old printer, that one was very out dated. It does the just, but a little loud.