HP OfficeJet Pro 9125e All-in-One Printer, Color, Printer-for-Small Medium Business, Print, Copy, scan, fax,Touchscreen; Smart Advance Scan, 3 month Instant Ink trial included

Best choice of the home wifi printers I considered. Absolutely best value for price. Setup and operation were relatively easy. Clear and usable controls. Paper feeds well. 2 cons: I didn't like the instant ink plan. I tried because I thought the printer might not work as well on other cartridges. I make more prints than the plan quantities but infrequently. Just wasnt economical or as easy as just buying my own. 2. I have terrible issues with inter connection of devices on my wifi and my computer is still on win 10. That said, this printer connects well, but hangs up in the system after several jobs or if I send more than one job at a time. This may not be the printers fault, but I haven't solved it yet.

First, the printer comes with free ink as all printers should. However the ink that is installed has circuitry which is designed to tell the printer if you have an active "Instant Ink" subscription which quite frankly just means they are stealing money from you. The 6 months free subscription sounds amazing, and might actually be if you actually need ink inside that 6 months. What they are actually doing though is counting on 95% of people not needing ink in that time period which means that you actually did NOT save any money (or spend any extra money that shouldn't be spent).Best for small businesses and home offices --- What this means is they will make the most money off of you. After your "free" 6 months are over, they will start charging you each month based on your subscription package that you sign up for. If you do not print any pages in a month, you get charged. If you go over the amount of pages you thought you needed, you get charged MORE! And all the while they (HP) actually believe that you will be saving money on your ink (UP TO 50% [which does NOT always equal 50%]) when in fact they are charging you a monthly fee for being part of the program even if you minimally use your All-In-One for printing. On top of that they have swindled you into mobile or cloud printing, but the only way that you are allowed to connect with YOUR printer using YOUR network... is by paying THEM a monthly fee... How in the world does that sound right? How are people okay with that? How long before HP starts charging you to breathe?In my case, I have printed a total of 41 pages since I bought the printer in December. I use the scanner all the time though. Just by chance the business card that I put in for this subscription (which was very vague on what it entailed) had been discontinued inside the last 7 months and I have a different card/account. I get an email from HP saying something about my credit card not working... Okay? Well I havent needed ink, so you really shouldnt be charging my card anyways, and until I need ink, I do not need to update my account... WRONG! In order for me to print a document that I need to sign and scan back into my computer, I MUST update my credit card information on the Instant Ink account or my printer will hold my pages hostage. This should be as illegal as people calling to extend your car's warranty. It s nothing but a scam in which to make more revenue for them at a cost to you as a small business. There are some of you out there that will actually use the maximum amount of pages of your plan each month, and this may actually work in your favor. But it is the rest of us that are paying the added "savings" that you reap when you get your "up to 50% discount on ink". For the businesses who have tried to do as much electronically as possible and not waste paper... if you buy this product you will waste your money at $X/month for who knows what gain or loss. It is not a great deal. Buy your ink separately and do not waste your time on HP Instant Ink.The printer is great, but the fact that I have a 12 page document that has been held hostage by HP because I MUST be connected to the internet and I MUST pay them money to print off a product that I own with ink that I own is enough to earn HP a one star review. If the printer is available with normal ink for free on purchase, I would say go for it... but do not waste your money on HP Instant Ink!

I wasn't expecting a lot from the OfficeJet Pro 9125e. I've had several other home printers in the past, including a laser printer (great because it uses dry toner which doesn't have the issues an inkjet printer typically has, but is only able to print black and white). I've had several inkjet printers, but they all end up having clogged print heads or something that renders them useless after a short amount of time. I thought I'd give this a try, as it could replace my other printers.It's meant for a small office, as it has pretty high duty cycles. I don't print a lot; usually recipes, legal documents, and coupons. I may start printing some newsletters for an organization I'm in, so this may work out well. It can print borderless pages, which would make some nice newsletters!Setting up the printer was fairly straight-forward. The printer was packaged nicely, in a bag with a handle that allows you to pull it from the box easily. The included quick-start guide tells you to plug it in, turn it on, select a language and country, and then go to a URL to set the printer up on your computer or phone wirelessly.The first step is to open the paper tray and load the paper. Adjusting the paper tray for letter-sized paper was a bit confusing, as there are little tabs you have to press to adjust the size of the paper tray. It wouldn't shrink down to the size of the paper, so I just pushed the paper all the way to the back and pushed the tray in. The printer then said it was checking the paper, and said it was successfully loaded.Installing the ink went fine.Then it wants to print an alignment page. Once printed, you put it on the scanner bed, and it scans. That went fine as well.Finally, install HP Smart Printing on the computer and scan for new printers. It didn't find it on the first try, but did on the second. Connecting was quick and easy. It even got the wifi password from the computer. Once connected it automatically updated the firmware. I didn't realize it, so I tried printing something and couldn't. Then the printer chimed and said the firmware was updated.Print quality is fantastic, as is the speed of printing. I enrolled in the HP+ and Instant Ink trial. I got an email saying my new ink cartridges were being shipped, even though I don't need them yet. I'll probably cancel the Instant Ink after the trial, as I don't print a lot, but it may be worthwhile for people/offices that do. Time will tell if the print heads last. Hopefully!