Customer Ratings & Reviews

This printer works for all my needs. Not only does it print and scan it’s also a fax machine. And I like that you can crop join the group and it gives you ink when you need it. It’s a great value!

Worst printer ive ever owned. Needs to be reset everytime you want to print. Im out of my return window so im stuck with a printer that doesnt work.

Good printer the color is really good i havent try to print photos yet only think that i didn't like is sometimes when you stop printing and want to use it again alfetr 10 minutes is in sleeping mode and is offline and swnt you an error.

Was very easy to installed, I like the size of it! This is good for students or if you work from home.

Easy to set up, comes with easy instructions. Also you have to download the app which was also easy to do.

I was curious to how the new Envy 6055e printer would work. The 6 months of Instant Ink was an immediate draw for me as I do have a lot of printing needs for my home office and for my kids homeschool work. That means we go through so much paper since I don’t want them looking at a screen for too long, so I would need to print their assignments and readings. The 6055e seemed like a great choice and again, the 6 months of Instant Ink was a big contributing factor for me to choose this item. Once I removed the printer out of the box, I was struck at the overall size of it. It does seem like a scanner/printer from the late 90’s/early 2000’s. The area that this would cover is rather large compared to all the other 2-in-1 printers out there. Setting up was rather confusing as the 6055e is wireless and does not connect to your home WiFi. Instead, it has it’s own WiFi built in and you connect your device(s) through the HP Smart App. I am familiar with this app as I already have a small HP Photo printer. When powered up and following the initial steps, the printer prints out 3 pages for the Start Guide. I was a little dismayed that you would need to print 3 pages for something that I felt should have already been included in the box. Oh well, so I printed this up and it tells you how to set up with 3 methods: Mobile device, Computer, or Printer’s Control Panel with WPS. Setting this part up should not have been hard, but for some reason my iPhone was having issues with connection with the printer. I finally was able to get the app working and then a fourth page was printed up, and that had the Printer Information Repirt which included the Printer PIN # in order for me to complete the set up process. This was getting ridiculous, but after this, everything else was smooth sailing. Using the app is a great addition as our home has become a tech hub.You can check on the status of your printer via the app, and check on various tabs to help enhance your printing experience. Instant Ink is available, as well as easy helps (Fax, Print Photos, Print Documents, Camera Scan and Printer Scan). If you run into issues with your printer, there is a Get Support feature as well. Collecting all of these features into a single app has been very helpful in de-cluttering your Home Screen. When looking at the 6055e, you are met with this rather sleek looking device. Underneath the lid, right above the paper tray, the printer emits a glowing light similar to a Ceylon from Battlestar Galactica or the front light of KITT of Knight Rider, but changes color every second. This was a nice touch but rather annoying if you have this in your room and it’s time for bed. There is a small control panel to the lower right of the device that includes 6 icons: Information, Cancel, Resume, Copy, Power, and WiFi. Behind the printer is another power button and a WiFi select button. Printing was a joy. You are able to print double-sided and almost to the edge of the page. I test printed a Peanuts cartoon and it left about 1cm edge on all sides. This would be rather useful if I wanted to print up pictures. The printing process was speedy and not too slow. Despite my issues on initial set up, this printer is a joy to use. I just wished it was not so large. I am looking forward to utilizing Instant Ink in a few months.

It’s ok. Nice to be able to print stuff through the app on my phone, but sometimes it doesn’t work well. Works better thru my pc. Consumes a lot of ink though and it can cost a lot over time. Not recommended for heavy user.

One of the best inkjet printers that I've ever used. This is a great all in one machine to print, copy, scan, and print photos. I really like the look of this printer on my desk as it looks like something that is modern and contemporary without looking like I work in an old office building. The white color of this printer would fit in any home office setting as it's a great unit for a household. As a home office printer I can print my work documents easily and quickly. The kids are able to print out worksheets and assignments from computers and tablets. As a family we are able to print out our photos conveniently at home and the quality is very nice. Setup for this printer is easy to do as the HP Smart app walks you through the process with ease. One thing I like about this printer is that it can connect to the 5G wifi setting within my home, as previous printers never offered that capability. This printer can print effortlessly with wifi printing from my laptop, iPhone XR, iPad. This can be hardwired to your computer if you need, but honestly I find the wifi seems to be much more convenient for everyday situations as we have been running this printer regularly. This printer takes the HP 67 ink cartridges. I'm not a fan of the way that HP locks their proprietary ink cartridges and doesn't allow for less expensive generic cartridges to work on here. The pages print quickly, and quietly. There is a nice soft glowing light that accentuates the printouts and serves as a monitor for what status the printer is in. It's definitely a modern day printer that would suit most homes for convenience. HP offers the instant ink subscription program which could be helpful for some, but I am not a fan of buying a device and then having to sign up for a subscription program in order to use the device. Seems like a nickel and dime move but it seems to be the way of the future unfortunately. PRO: Easy setup Good looks Good print quality Print from anywhere CON: Ink subscription program

Setup was easy and working well. Color print quality is good for this price.

So easy to work with my printer. Nice colors, and fair price.

Printer cartridges do not last! Even using the HP 67 XL you'll get maybe 50-60 pages even using the draft setting. This printer's only advantage is that it's compact and it does print just fine when you're not out of ink. Unfortunately that doesn't happen very often.

I think the positive reviews are either being written by bots or HP employees. This printer is absolutely horrible. No matter what type of paper I use the printing quality sucks. It's perfect for basic printing but I run a small business that requires me to print complex images. It's embarrassing to produce images that are blurry, streaky, and of poor quality. I turned the bleed off, and used HP paper but to no avail. Save your money and purchase a quality printer. This printer is horrible. The only pro is the ink subcription.

This is hands down the worst printer I’ve ever purchased!!! DO NOT BUY THIS PRINTER! I purchased this printer February’21 and have already spent hundreds on ink in just over 3 months! The last straw was today. I bought a brand new xl 67 color cartridge and a 67 black cartridge YESTERDAY & I only printed out about 80 pages of text and I my black ink is almost already out! The printer itself takes a long time to scan a document and doesn’t always print everything that is sent to it!!! Worst purchase ever!!!

Easy setup but printing quality is awful. Even with the recommended HP printer paper things don’t look at all how they should. big waste of ink and paper

This is a great compact printer! The footprint of this printer allows it to sit just about anywhere in my office without being noticed, and when you do notice it, it looks very minimalistic and aesthetically pleasing! Setting up the printer was very simple. I followed the steps provided and used my Samsung Galaxy S10+ to download the HP Smart app to connect it to my Wifi network. Adding it through my Windows laptops & desktops was also a breeze as well. Able to print from my mobile devices, laptops, and desktops! The print quality is also top notch. I printed some 5x7 photos and was very happy to see the detailed quality. Overall, i would definitely recommend this printer if anyone is in need of a small printer with great print quality!

PROs: - Compact, low-profile all-in-one with minimalist design tucks away unassumingly in a corner of your desk/home office--ideal for students/family light-duty printing - Simple, fast, almost idiot-proof setup--PC-based app (HP Smart) provided full-screen, animated graphical guides for loading paper, installing ink cartridges, aligning print heads--everything was up and running inside of 5 minutes - Despite being a budget inkjet with no fancy full-color display, the printer still manages to offer informative and "family-friendly" status updates via various LED indicators across the front (purple--network setup, orange--maintenance/printer open, green--power up cycle, white--ready to print) and printer tones/jingles to indicate things like power-up/down, print job finished, successful setup, etc. - Despite its low profile, HP managed to squeeze duplex printing capability into the ENVY 6055e so you don't EVER have to futz with figuring out which side and which end goes up to get perfectly-aligned, high-quality printing on both sides of the page - Text quality is especially good; lettering is crisp and well-defined even on mid-tier quality settings - Includes 6 months of free HP+ ink service--great for people who like to do all their printing in full-color at high quality; automatically orders/delivers replacement black and tri-color ink cartridges based on usage--after 6 months, costs vary between $0.99 per month (15 pages/mo. with 45 pages of rollover) up to $50 per month (1500 pages/mo. w/4500 pages of rollover)--$4.99 monthly for 100 pages is supposedly the sweet spot for most typical small family use providing hassle-free ink replacement that never requires a trip to the store - HP Smart app allows printing from smartphone regardless of location; there's even an option to delay the output until the printer senses your phone is within Bluetooth range if you want to keep your printing jobs away from prying eyes - Thoughtful usability design for ink cartridge maintenance; color-coded ink cartridge slot lids (light-purple and black) help ensure you don't accidentally load the black cartridge into the color cartridge slot - Finally, a budget flatbed scanner that provides decent optical resolution without needing software interpolation: 1200x1200 dpi hardware optical resolution natively matches printing resolution as well (although color resolution can go all the way up to 4800x1200 depending on the source file's resolution and paper loaded in the tray) - Copy quality from the scanner glass was surprisingly good--copied output of an inkjet photo page was virtually indistinguishable from the original - HP Smart app provides a large, easy-to-read and easy-to-navigate tiles and menu pages for accessing and adjusting functions like scanning, photo printing, creating arts & crafts templates/pages, creating "Shortcuts" to automate repetitive tasks (like scanning receipts and uploading them to Dropbox), and settings adjustments for resolution, color, paper type, etc.--it's a nice, "family friendly" interface that is easy and relatively intuitive to use, much more so than Windows own settings pages - Although there is a USB port on the back if you want to go with a wired solution, this printer can be set up and remain in operation without EVER connecting any wires to a PC...definitely a plus if you plan on placing this printer in a central location away from a host computer - Swing-out paper collector at the end of the paper output tray was a neat design touch--allows the guide to tuck away when not in use to keep the printer's footprint down to a minimum - The printer automatically detects when you raise the scanner cover to load an original onto the scanning glass--this illuminates the copy buttons on the touch-panel display as well as a HUGE digital copy counter; repeatedly pressing one of the copy buttons advances the counter to the number of copies you want to make CONs: - Like most inkjets, this printer struggled to produce large, smooth patches of black--ink banding was clearly evident even in smaller fields of solid black backgrounds (the printer did fare a bit better with multicolored backgrounds, however) - Like most inkjets, plain paper output was only adequate with stippling pretty visible within the images--it's fine for draft copies, a quick photo on the fridge, or something that's otherwise likely to be disposable, but if you want to keep the output for the long haul and really see the colors pop, you'll need to invest in some higher quality photo paper - Despite the claimed near laser-jet printing speeds of 10 ppm B&W and 7 ppm color, the average printing speed that most people will probably use (the printer's default or a middling "set-it-and-forget-it" print quality) was actually pretty sluggish--in our testing, mid-tier print quality for a single page of mixed text and multiple images took about 27 seconds - Power management is a bit of a mixed bag. There is a setting that can be adjusted for reduced power consumption (sleep) after so many minutes, but if you use the printer in wireless mode, you cannot access the auto-power off function. This keeps the printer's main LED (above the paper output tray) illuminated at all times. During the day this isn't a big deal, but in a dimly lit room, the white status LED and the blue wireless icon on the touch panel display can get a little bright. If you keep this printer in the same room where you sleep, the LED might even be intrusive during the night - The two copy buttons on the touch panel, one for color and one for black & white, are identical, save for the fact that the color button slowly changes color, while the black & white button remains lit in a single color. However, the color copy button changes colors relatively slowly, and the black & white color button looked more yellowish than white; there also are some times where the color button's LED is the same color as the black & white LED, even if just for a few moments. It's not a big deal, but it could create a little confusion over which control does what, especially for those who are less technically adept or simply don't take much time to commit the button layout to memory - Servicing the printer/changing ink cartridges was a trickier proposition than it probably needed to be. There is a single slide hinge/support in the upper right that keeps the cover locked open while you service the components inside, but opening and closing it seemed to take quite a bit of force. There is no catch-lock or locking button to engage or disengage the hinge lock at the back; the printer simply snaps open or closed by manhandling the cover. The action is not very smooth and I was afraid at first I might actually be damaging the unit due to the force required to get it open. And because the printer is so light, it was pretty easy to slide the unit around while I was wrestling with the cover in the first place. Once you get used to the force required to open and close the lid, it's not so bad; but a smoother mechanism would be more reassuring. Bottom line: For a budget all-in-one, the Envy 6055e actually has a lot of nice features and user-friendly design touches that make it pretty well-suited for a typical student's or small family's light-duty printing needs. The connectivity options, physical design, and user interface feel well at home within a modern connected household, and it is doubtful many users will experience difficulties navigating and utilizing the many functions and capabilities the Envy provides. The inclusion of a 6-month trial of the HP+ automatic ink cartridge reordering program may be attractive to some people depending on how much ink they typically consume, but I imagine it will be of some value/comfort especially to those who routinely print LOTS of full-color pages while running their ink tanks down to a nub, but also detest having to go shopping for more ink (or remembering to do so in the first place). Text print quality is very nice while normal quality graphics and image reproduction are adequate, but nothing much to write home about until you step up into specialty papers and high-resolution DPI settings. So long as you're not expecting archival or showpiece-quality photo reproduction, the Envy 6055e is a solid multi-function inkjet printer for the price.

Pretty standard printer with a few nice perks. I can see that HP is clearly setting up a more streamlined process of owning a printer. It comes with a toner replenishment service and support you can actual reach someone on. Also the setup uses your smart phone which is nice since most users these days do not have the traditional desktop they did in the past. Pros: 1: Scans easily and fast 2: Prints crisp for an inkjet 3: Has many other functions that are able to be used via mobile device 4: Includes better than standard warranty Cons: 1: Ink is slightly expensive to replace after trial period 2: Printer interface is sluggish when using via the mobile device to print. Overall, I would purchase again for the needs of school/home usage if I did not want to deal with ordering ink cartridges or risk running out.

Bad printer ever, it start to have problem when i first bring it home, after i reset it works fine in 3 weeks and i rarely use it after that, 4 months later it start to have serious problem and i couldn’t print or do anything with this printer, I checked my guarantee and it does not match any information with my printer. Now how can i return it?

I recently purchased the HP ENVY 6055e Wireless Inkjet Printer, and I must say it has been a fantastic addition to my home office setup. Here are a few reasons why I'm giving it four stars: 1. Wireless Connectivity: The wireless feature of this printer is a game-changer. Setting it up on my home network was a breeze, and I can now print from any device in my house without the hassle of cables. The convenience and flexibility this offers are truly remarkable. 2. Print Quality: The print quality of the ENVY 6055e is exceptional. Whether I'm printing documents, photos, or even graphics-heavy presentations, the output is crisp, vibrant, and professional-looking. I'm particularly impressed with how well it reproduces colors, making my photos come to life. 3. Speed and Efficiency: This printer is impressively fast, allowing me to print my documents in a matter of seconds. It also has a relatively high paper capacity, reducing the need for frequent paper reloads. The automatic double-sided printing feature is a great time and paper saver, making it an eco-friendly option. 4. User-Friendly Interface: The printer's interface is intuitive and easy to navigate. The touchscreen display is responsive, and the menu options are well-organized, making it simple to adjust settings or initiate tasks. I appreciate how user-friendly the overall design is, as it saves me time and frustration. The only reason I deducted one star is due to the ink consumption. While the print quality is excellent, I find that the ink cartridges deplete faster than expected. It would be great if HP could address this issue in future models. Overall, the HP ENVY 6055e Wireless Inkjet Printer is a reliable, feature-rich printer that delivers excellent results. Its wireless connectivity, print quality, speed, and user-friendly interface make it an excellent choice for everyday printing needs. Despite the minor issue with ink consumption, I highly recommend this printer for home or small office use.

So far so good. I can copy, print and scan. The size of this printer does not take up a lot of room. Setting it up with my laptop, tablet and phone was easy because the directions were easy to follow. I picked this up at Best Buy and the corner of the box was damaged, the staff was great, they opened the box to show me that the printer was not damaged. They took it to my car for me. 5 stars!