Customer Ratings & Reviews

First, this HP OfficeJet Pro 9130e is a feature-packed all-in-one printer designed for busy professionals and small businesses. If you don’t print a lot, it may not be for you. I am giving you a breakdown of its key strengths and weaknesses to help you decide if it's the right fit for you: Pros: • Sharp text and vibrant colors. Perfect for making a lasting impression. • Impressive speed for a non-laser printer: black/white documents at speeds of 25 ppm and color documents at up to 20 ppm. That’s a full color page in 3 seconds. • Go beyond printing with copy, fax and scanning capabilities with an automatic document feeder for multi-page tasks. • Auto 2-sided printing. This is one of my favorite features in a printer. • Two 250-sheet input trays. That’s 500 hundred sheets and up to 1000 pages. • Supports dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4Gh and 5Ghz). Most wireless printers usually support only 2.4Ghz, thus affecting performance. • Print, scan and fax directly from your smartphone using the HP Smart app. You can also print using just iOS which can find the printer automatically. • 4.3-inch touchscreen is a very good size as it allows you to easily navigate the menu options. Try that with a smaller size and you’ll notice how important that is. • Instant Ink convenience: only worth it if you print a lot, but when you do, it can save you a lot. Cons: • Somewhat high initial cost: the printer itself might be a significant investment upfront compared to some competitors, although it is not excessively expensive, and I like the quality compared to others. Current discounts make it a lot more affordable. • Cartridge restrictions: HP's policy of blocking non-HP cartridges can be a drawback for some users seeking lower-cost alternatives. • Somewhat large footprint: Consider the size and weight of the printer before purchasing. However, I’ve seen the competition with a much larger footprint for the same features. Overall, the HP OfficeJet Pro 9130e is a powerful and versatile all-in-one printer ideal for professionals and small businesses demanding high-quality output, fast printing speeds, and convenient features. However, its slightly high initial cost and cartridge restrictions might deter budget-conscious buyers. If sustainability and ink convenience are priorities, the included Instant Ink subscription can be a valuable perk, especially if you print a lot. But if you're on a tight budget or prefer flexibility with ink cartridges, consider exploring alternative models. Since I tend to print a lot, the subscription will work well for me.

I bought this printer to replace a previous model which blew out from a lightning strike surge. I love this all in one printer. This one was even easier to set up than the previous one, which was easy, and it's just as user friendly to operate. I had a 4 year warranty. On my previous model. Best Buy made it very easy to swap printers. I recommend this product.

Great printer!! Easy to install and prints awesome photos!

Great printer! Haven't used the fax yet but we're very happy so far.

Easy set up. Lots of features. A great office printer! It’s perfect if you don’t want something commercial and that takes up to much room.

It is a very good printer for the price. The setup was like normal setup for other printers. It is not a quiet printer but neither was my last HP.

This is the worst printer I have ever owned. I bought it because it was the only duplex printer/scanner in the "home business" category. It is temperamental, has a horrible Bluetooth connection and smears ink on anything but cheap paper. Gloss paper and card stock are a huge no, ruined both. I have to open HP Smart for the printer to print a tri or bi fold without cutting off an edge. The duplex, printing and copy are all slow. Beware opening the paper holder, the printer has a fit. I wanted to print on A4 cards, but the printer does not have a setting for that. Freaked out, wouldn't print because it said the paper didn't match. I hate this printer and wish I had bought an Epson printer and a separate duplex scanner.

I have always purchased HP printers because of the reliability and quality of the printers. I have had problems with this printer with some features suddenly stop working and an error message that appears periodically indicating that a fatal failure has occurred. I have made calls to HP support but have not received a solution that corrects the problems. They have told me that my problems are unique for this new model in their product line.

So far so good! It is working the way is supposed to. the only thing is the intensity of the colors. My previous HP Officejet 6958 colors are more vibrant. over all good product.

print well but vibration when it printing ,I think just a bad one, still wound buy HP plastic body is to thin easy to break..

I’ve had issues with this printer since day 1. It’s directly connected to a desktop that can only see it sometimes. It very rarely has a “remote status” meaning you can’t print from any device. I’ve spent hours with this thing HP says there’s nothing wrong but once you agree to the “instant ink”membership you can only print through their app and even then it can’t find the printer more often than not. My next printer will NOT be HP

Excellent MFP for small business use. Definitely a workhorse!

A little slower than my last all-in-one but it gets the job done. Seems to be giving my phone line some difficulty. Haven't figured that one out yet.

As a long-time HP loyalist, I’ve always trusted their products and, over the past year, I’ve purchased three different models (9025, 9015, and 9135). When they work, they perform well. The print quality is solid, they operate fairly quietly, and I like their sleek design. However, they don’t seem to be as durable as older models. Unfortunately, I’ve experienced frequent issues across all three printers. HP Smart often fails to detect the scanner, requiring me to spend 30 minutes rebooting or toggling between wired and wireless connections just to get it working. At times, the printer mistakenly reports that it's out of paper when it’s fully stocked or shows as offline even though it’s connected to the same network and accessible via the web interface. I’ve spent countless hours on the phone with HP support, but despite the printers being under warranty, the issues remain unresolved, and no replacements have been offered. Frustrated, I’ve finally switched to Canon. HP, you’ve lost a loyal customer.

A great printer!!! I’ve always liked HP printers! They are great!!

This printer is difficult to set up. If the wireless capabilities can not be used you have to find a cord that fits the printer and your computer. It does not have the cord. It has issues recognizing the HP printer cartridges.

Bought for printing envelopes it was a HUGE disappointment. It held 20 envelopes but could not print more than 4 or so, at best. They would get stuck inside the machine or print half on one envelope and half on another. It took 8 hours to do 220 envelopes. No matter what we did it simply would not print well or quickly. We returned this printer.

Beware of subscription. You have to pay HP a MONTHLY fee in order to use this printer. The second you cancel the subscription, you can no longer use the printer you already purchased. It's absolute insanity. DO NOT buy HP Printers. Look up other reviews of the subscription, they'll all agree with me.