hp imaging

HP all‑in‑one (imaging) printers typically combine multiple functions in one device: printing, scanning and copying. Many models also include fax capability and automatic two‑sided (duplex) printing; specific features vary by model.

Common connection and printing options include: wireless Wi‑Fi (including some models with dual‑band or self‑healing Wi‑Fi), mobile printing via the HP / HP Smart app, and wired USB 2.0. A few models also list Bluetooth for mobile printing. Exact connectivity features vary by model.

Yes. Several listings reference HP’s Dynamic Security: these printers are intended to work only with cartridges that include original HP chips or circuitry. Cartridges using non‑HP chips may be blocked, and periodic firmware updates can enforce these restrictions.

Descriptions highlight recycled‑plastic construction and efficiency certifications: some models use around 60%, 45% or 40% recycled plastic, and several home models list ENERGY STAR and EPEAT certifications. Availability of these features depends on the model.

Across the listings, black print speeds range roughly from 7.5 to 22 pages per minute, while color print speeds range from about 5 to 18 pages per minute. Individual model speeds vary.

Home‑oriented models commonly list input tray capacities of about 60 or 100 sheets. At least one small‑office model lists a larger 250‑sheet input tray. Final capacity depends on the specific model.

Some home models include an automatic document feeder; where an ADF is specified the listings indicate a 35‑sheet (35‑page) capacity. Availability varies by model.

Most models use replaceable ink cartridges. One listed option is a refillable Smart Tank (cartridge‑free) design with mess‑free refills and included multi‑year in‑box ink. Exact supply systems depend on the model.