Customer Ratings & Reviews

As soon as I connected the printer to my phone, it was really easy to print

The photo printer for home, also you can use to print professional eassys

Easy to use and very good quality pictures I recomended this product.

Works great for wireless printing. Doesn’t print both sides though.

So easy 2 use! Can print from anywhere at anytime to this printer

Works great and is so convenient. Can use it on any my devices with ease.

This was a cool and great printer. It’s sleek and works great

Easy setup and looks great anywhere in the house. Works with any device.

This printer was easy to set up and very easy to use.

Easy to setup Wireless. Does the job from laptop or my cell phone.

Pricey for documents but photos print nice and the included ink is key

Easy to det uo and use.Just tead and follow directions

Easy to install and operate. Prints very clear. We love it

This is one of the best printers I have ever purchased.

Easy to use and works well with iPhone 11 Pro Great value

I enjoy my printer it has the best quality for pictures

Easy to connect and use. Can also be controlled by your cell phone.

Best cheap printer around, don’t ask for so many chariters

HP Tango is an unusual printer. Marketed as an all in one printer, it depends on the app that is installed on your smart phone to work. As a "scanner" it literally uses your telephone to take the photos to work. The app supports voice activation. There are no USB, nor ethernet connectors for a hardwired connection to your computer at all. Everything is done initially using your smart phone. The differences between Tango Versus Tango X is the fabric "case" that folds around the printer. I believe it comes in blue or gray color. The printer itself is white and it looks like it was designed by Apple. The printer is about eight pounds and you can have up to 50 sheets of paper in the feeder. Again there is no scanner hardware built into this printer nor there is an automatic sheet feeder (for the scanner function) either. You have to use your smart phone for that, and it is for occasional scanning or copying only. Don't expect to scan a hundred pages. If you want to print from your desktop or laptop, you can download Windows drivers from the Hewlett-Packard website but the initial set up has to be done with the smart app. This can be a little frustrating for those who are not very good with computers. The smart app allows you to print to the printer from your smart phone locally, or even remotely. It shows you other notifications such as print job completion, ink level, errors through the Wi-Fi in your house, or Wi-Fi direct locally or over the cellular network when you are away. The app even tells you how much paper you have in the input tray – approximation, not exact "how many pieces of paper are in the try" amount. The print speed is about average. I tried to print a full page graphic and it took 40 seconds. When printed on a four by six photo paper, it takes about one minute. It only prints on one side. You will have to flip the paper over to print on the back side. This printer can only print borderless photos up to five by seven inch. Not bigger. Regular documents of course can be printed on a letter sized paper. Keep in mind this is not a heavy duty printer. While it is small enough to be carried around, it is not one of their office jet mobile printers that has a built-in battery. You still have to plug it into a power source. An interesting thing about this printer is that Hewlett-Packard offers "instant ink program" which charges you a monthly fee and the printer monitors your usage and send you a new cartridges as needed through the mail. The highest level is 300 pages per month at USD9.99 per month – it turns out about 3 1/2 cents for both black and color pages. Hewlett-Packard has sweetened the deal for people who take a lot of photos with their smart phone. Every five by seven or smaller photo that you print from your smart phone is free. How many you print makes no difference. These smart phone snapshots will not count against your instant ink page consumption/subscription. (You will have to pay for the photo paper yourself.) You cannot take advantage of this offer by printing from your computer. It must be done through your smart phone. I am not sure if there is a way to circumvent this by uploading a photo from your computer to your smart phone via a USB connector and printed through the smart phone. (The thought just occurred to me and I have not tried it. I am not aware if the Hewlett-Packard software's license prohibits this.) So basically if you only print up to five by seven inches photos through your smart phone it will be free as long as you maintain the instant ink subscription. If you print a lot of photos and just a few documents per month, the cost can be kept pretty low. Otherwise it could get expensive as the HP 64xl inks can cost $50 (for black and color set.) Generally HP ink cartridges have its own built-in printheads so they usually cost more. If you want to print a lot of documents and do ocassional photos and have access to an automatic document feeder/copier, it is better to get a real all in one printer. And if you really really want to save money on ink, other makers sell printers with huge ink tanks (and the ink comes in a bottle and you just fill the ink tank with it) and their cheapest models cost less than an HP Tango printer. So recommended, but with reservation.

It’s not too big and prints wirelessly. I really like it!