Customer Ratings & Reviews

For users with modest home printing needs, the HP 6555e printer is an excellent choice. Setting up the printer and connecting it to Wi-Fi is very easy and straightforward, making it user-friendly. The print quality is commendable, delivering accurate colors, although they might not be as vivid as those produced by higher-end models. Text documents come out crisp and clear, and the scanner and copier functions perform as intended, and the automatic document feeder makes it easy to manage multi-page documents. I like the fact that it only takes two cartridges; one black and the other one handles the colors. Also, the printer's compact and modern design are an advantage, allowing it to easily fit almost anywhere while looking good. However, the 6555e does feel a bit budget-conscious in its construction. Some users might have an issue with the plastic casing that lacks a solid feel. As an occasional user, the print speed is acceptable, but if you print frequently you might find it a bit slow. Overall, the HP 6555e is a great choice for those prioritizing ease of use and affordability over advanced features and performance. It has been a reliable workhorse for everyday printing, scanning, and copying tasks in my household, but keep in mind that it won't surpass high-end models in terms of quality and speed.

The HP Envy 6555e is an aesthetic and low-profile printer that produces vibrant prints and scan. It functions great at its main purpose, but set-up was the most frustrating process I have encountered in a printer in years. I have set-up several printers over the years, some for home and some for business, and truly have not faced such exasperation during the set-up process of any printer thus far. Nowadays, printers take a few minutes to set-up, an alignment is done, and they’re good to go. This is what the Envy seemed to be intended to do, but it got stuck during alignment, repeating a paper jam alert before it had even taken in any paper. Eventually I was able to “hide” the alert, and it stopped coming up, after which the printer resumed on to the alignment page printout. After this, it got stuck on a screen showing the alignment printout was complete. I could not figure out how to get past that screen. I tried the app to no avail. I pressed the power button in the back to power it off, walked away for a minute, and came back to find it on and responsive again. At this point I kept getting an alert that set-up was incomplete, but it was still working. Apart from this, there was another moment where it became unresponsive. I finally unplugged it because it would not turn off via the power button. I did a factory reset, restarted the set-up process, and after this it worked fine and has worked smoothly since. I have been able to connect it to my other computer and laptop without issue and printed easily from them. My one only other issue is that I cannot find the printer on my iPhone through Airprint, only as remote print. It is a nonissue because the remote prints works fine and I can also print through the HP app, but it annoys me. I have not had this printer issue with my iPhone before. The HP app work great, has many features, but is slow and certain features remain in loading mode, such as setting up Airprint Anywhere, which perhaps is the issue. A Network report I printed stated it “failed” Connectivity but passed everything else, so that may be the issue. I wonder about the possibility that the printer may have gotten some rattling during shipping that may have caused this issue. As for the prints, they are vibrant and crisp. I scanned and copied artwork made by my child and it came out very similar to the original. Letters are crisp, clean, and precise. There isn’t any notable bleeding. It takes 3 seconds for the printer to receive and begin printing and 9 seconds to complete the print of a double-sided text page. I have printed text pages, colorful guides, shipping labels, and my kid’s artwork and the quality of the printouts have not disappointed. The scans from the feeder and flatbed are comparable in quality, albeit whites are brighter and whiter through the feeder. The scan time depends on the resolution that is chosen. 200dpi took 15 secs, 600dpi took 50secs. The touchpad screen is responsive, has great resolution, and makes pleasant sounds. The sound volume and screen brightness are highly customizable. The quality of the printer is thin and light plastic that feels sturdy enough to last normal wear and tear. The low-profile nature of the printer allows it to fit into small spaces and the cord is 5ft long. It has a really nice design that makes it look sleek and less obtrusive than most printers Overall, I really like the printer’s quality. Yes, there were a lot of hiccups with the setup but now that it’s complete, I don’t really see any other outstanding issues arising from it. The Airprint issue is a minor inconvenience I can live with. I feel that the main thing that matters is that it prints, scans, and it connects to my computers well. I would not deter anyone from this printer, rather just warn that issues may arise during set-up, but they too shall pass. Once it’s ready to go it is a great asset to have.

The HP Envy 6455e printer. It’s a really cute printer. Check out my picture! Setting up this printer was fairly straightforward. You just plug it in, download the HP Smart app, and you're ready to go. The app guides you through the process. From Windows, you just select it when you’re done configuring it with the app whether on Windows or on your phone. For everyday printing tasks like documents and homework, it performs just fine. The print quality is decent and the speed was good for text documents. The wireless printing works as expected. Being able to print from my phone or laptop without dealing with cables is a significant plus. This printer is compatible with HP's Instant Ink, which as a subscription has gotten a lot of flak. It's actually really convenient not having to worry about running out of ink unexpectedly, it’s month to month and it doesn’t cost that much. On one of our other printers, we pay $1.99 a month. People get so uptight about a subscription plan, but seriously, it’s CHEAPER than getting carts every couple of months. We don’t print enough to keep a print head healthy but with the Instant Ink plan, we don’t have to worry about it very much. One quirk to be aware of is the paper tray. You need to remember to extend it manually to catch your prints, or you might find your documents on the floor. When I pulled it out, I thought it would be more than the small stick of a paper guide. I wish that it was more substantial. I imagine this part will break sometime. The scanner is quite capable, with an automatic document feeder that's handy for multi-page documents. The scan quality is sufficient for most everyday purposes. It’s not the fastest scanner, and I couldn’t get it to do double sided. I do like how it looks on my table. I think that is one of the best things about the Envy line from HP. However, Envy doesn’t seem to make sense as a name as when it was part of the Voodoo line that HP bought. They could have easily called it HP Cute 6455e. Or maybe just HP Cute. Overall, the HP Envy 6455e is a decent all-in-one printer for home use that will look really good if you leave it out in your living room or main living area. If you don't print large volumes and you're comfortable with the Instant Ink program, it's worth considering.

Throughout the years, and I'm pretty old, I've gone through many many printers, many all-in-one's. Back in the days when faxing was a thing, LOL. This is a very good printer for certain uses. It, in my opinion, is a great printer for my college age kids. It is compact and sleek, looks great and prints at a reasonable speed. My personal favorite thing about this printer that most newer printer does differently, is the location of the LCD screen. Being placed flat as opposed to on the face of the printer like my other printer. I always found it difficult to see clearly and would have to bend down to see. Like most everyone, we are placing our printer on a table which is usually waist high. Well, with this printer, I'm looking directly down, so much easier. Set up is super easy and btw, this was the most well packaged printer I've ever owned, don't know if that matters LOL. Setting up is just plugging in the unit, wait a bit, screen has a qr code for you to scan. Follow the instructions on the HP website which includes downloading HP Smart app, which I already use and love. The app makes using your printer so easy. Through the app you can set up the wifi signal and check the status of the printer. It also gives you the ability to remote print which surprisingly I've used a couple of times. As for the print itself, I took a photo of the test print which was the initial set up, aligning the printer head. I was really surprised at how crisp and clean the print was, especially the tiny letters at the bottom. I think this a great printer but would not recommend it if you are looking for a high volume or business related printer. It is perfect for light use and the print is outstanding.

Was the best thing I bought comes in handy scanner Prince good it's fast and reliable I depend very much on it and it was worth what it cost this machine prints out pretty good it hooks up to your Wi-Fi your phone it's really good if you're just going to print out some emails or receipts or might have to send in some documents scan your IDs this is perfect for it

Small compact printer. Very easy to set up! Excellent print.

I love my HPO Envy 6555e wireless printer. I previously had an HP OfficeJet 4650. Time to upgrade. The printer is quite, lightweight and in addition to printing the document feeder for copying and/or scanning is great. Paper and print cartridges are easy to install.

The quality of the copies is excellent. The ease of scanning and loading documents is awesome. I would recommend this printer to anyone.

I bought this HP Envy 6555e printer because my older Hp envy printer finally gave up the ghost. The printer prints very well, but there are additional buttons to press to get a simple copy job done. And where you place the paper to be copied has changed from the lower right corner to the upper right corner. That has taken some getting used to. I don't understand the reason for moving it, its pretty standard to put it on the lower right corner I think. But overall, it's a good.deal.

I love this printer, it works very good for my family. Easy to print from mobile and laptops and also making copies too. One of the best.

Perfect size for our minimal needs and the copier makes great copies. Easy ink & paper installation also.

This printer is amazing! Set up was so easy and left no room for frustration. Prints quickly and neatly! Would recommend to anyone!

Easy set up.Great color for copies Connects great to phone to make copies of itrms needed

Easy to set up, easy to operate. Print quality is good.

Is a reliable all-in-one printer with excellent print quality for documents and photos. Setup is straightforward, and the HP+ subscription adds convenience with instant ink delivery. However, the print speed is average, and the paper tray capacity could be larger. Overall, a great choice for light to moderate home use.

To make copy it is great. Still having trouble hooking up to computer. The ink they provide is small and doesn’t last long so just buy backups when you purchase. For the money no a bad deal.

It prints well though did disconnect a number of times from the internet and would not print what I had online on the computer screen.

This printer is very compact, prints clearly and brightly, and has been printing wonderfully so far!

Not used to a wireless printer, but it has been a great purchase. Reliable and smart this printer gives quality output pages.

Simple and quick setup. Good for light printing. My choice for home office start up.