Pros: The product itself was more than I expected. I love it! But as far as the service from Newegg............I'll never use them again.

Overall Review: I would definitely recommend this printer.

Pros: Easy to set up
New monthly ink payments are cheaper than trying to buy OEM ink
Works well, even has a phone app to print straight from your devices

Cons: When printing odd shaped items like envelopes, it doesn't keep it straight and often misaligns the envelope. For normal printing this works great.

Overall Review: none

Pros: Ease of use, I can print from any device in the house.

Cons: So far none.

Pros: -Looks good and the plastics have a solid feel
-Automatic. Document. Feeder. I have never been so thankful for a feature. This is a huge time saver for someone like me who frequently sends multi-page documents via fax and email.
-Extremely fast single- and double-sided black and white printing and copying
-Robust automatic switching dual-band Wi-Fi makes wireless printing fast and breezy
-SD card reader for memory cards and USB slot for flash drives are indispensable
-Ink subscription service substantially lowers ink costs and can be configured to order automatically when ink is low
-Very crisp text and vibrant, lifelike photos

Cons: -Slightly bulky with an 18.9 x 19.1 inch footprint, owing in part to the extra tray for photo paper
-Average photo printing speed and unremarkable color printing speed
-Only way to continue printing photos at a low cost is to use HP's ink subscription service

Overall Review: This is an excellent all-in-one printer with every feature I thought I'd never use but ended up needing more than a few times. With the exception of its larger footprint, I have no legitimate complaints about HP's 7855 All-In-One. Printing color documents could be a bit quicker but it's still fast enough. Luckily I mostly print black and white. Strangely, I noticed documents printing slightly quicker from my phone than with my computer, but YMMV. The automatic document feeder is wonderful and the copying and printing speeds for regular documents are best-in-class.

Overall, highly recommended.

Pros: - Photos look great
- Pretty easy to set up
- Sleek

Cons: - Ink costs more than a mortgage

Overall Review: I've been using this for a little over a month and so far it seems to handle all the tasks I've thrown at it just fine. Scanning works well, printing works well, photos work well. Overall I'm satisfied with the functionality of the printer. The software was regular-level of printer package bloat, but you can just install the driver its self and avoid a lot of the waste.

My major complaint, and I'm not docking an egg for it because it's not about the printer but the industry, is that the ink is freaking insanely expensive. I've been using brother printers for years because the availability of affordable or refilled ink.

Even the refills for this are crazy expensive. It's crazy.

That being said, I'm sure everyone who is looking at a printer is aware of ink costs.

The document feeder holds about ~30 pages. Their documentation said up to 35 but I felt that was a pretty tight squeeze. It used recycled paper just fine, and the photo printing worked as well as you could expect. In the past I've had issues with photos from printers losing their color after a few months, so I'll have to wait and see for this one.

A really nice feature is the SD card reader/usb reader, which allows you to print without it even being hooked up. You can also print to it wirelessly from your phone (if you've joined it to your home/small office network).

Recommend for the robust features.

Pros: Nice Printer with quite a few of the latest feature sets for multifunction printers. WIFI enabled, I was able to get it setup and connected to my wireless network with ease.
The printer has a touchscreen on it with a fairly intuitive menu of options. Given the size of the overall printer, there is certainly room that they could have enlarged the screen a little, but I’m guessing that was intentional to save cost.
I’ve seen other HP printers that tend to lose their WIFI connectivity or require a rather frequent reboot to get them to work. I have not experienced that with this printer yet, so I’m pleased about that.
The printer has an embedded web server you can also access to make configurations to your printer. This is usually more for advanced users, but if you intend to use the fax capabilities or specific network configurations etc... then this is a great way to make the changes without going through the rather small touchscreen on the printer.
The printer was boxed and packaged very well. There was a lot of tape to remove, but you can tell they had good technique to keep it safe during shipping and transport.
This is not one of the fastest printers you will find, so if printing a lot of pages, it will take a little bit of time. Personally, I don’t have an issue with that.

Cons: A rather small touchscreen, but it is intuitive to use, just not much space to see the options.
So far, my biggest pet peeve for this printer is the tray holder that holds paper after you print. It comes off fairly easily and I personally do don’t care for the way it rests in the printer.

Overall Review: This uses 1 ink cartridge for black, and the other cartridge is an all in 1 multi-color. This could provide some cost savings depending on what rates they continue to charge for ink. However, you may also run out of ink faster depending on how much you print and what type of printing. (documents vs pictures)
One other feature of the printer is that you can signup and use the HP Instant Ink option to get your ink. Depending on your printing needs or habits, this could be a good option for you. You can go into the reports section (from web services) to see how many pages you have printed if you need to get an idea of how many pages you print per month. The plans are pretty reasonable and I do use this feature on another HP printer.

Pros: - great photo prints
- newer interface is more logical
- updated options for printing (direct from phone, Web, Bluetooth, etc.)
- easy setup

Cons: - large size
- slow prints
- not as many color and grey scale options as my old photosmart 8450
- attempt to force another app for phone prints
- start-up is a little slower than my Epson WF-3620

Overall Review: - overall the printer is great at printing photos, but not great at everything else, I prefer my old Lexmark all-in-one and wf-3620 over this for scanning, copying, and I assume fax (never hooked this up to use the fax machine).

- I had some minor issues with paper jams, I had double feed issues 5 out of about 100 pages

- I was able to circumvent the app and print with the built in Google print, it took a bit of work, but is worth it to me!

- the screen could be 25-50% larger and not be too large

- it is a little too expensive regular price, but the sales going on for about 25% off msrp is a great deal for the quality of the photos this printer prints

Pros: Great build quality, it's actually quite heavy for it's size and doesn't feel cheap. I am not expecting anything to break on this under normal use.

Easy to set up with a couple of small issues. To print from my phone took 5 minutes but that included downloading and installing the HP printing APP and a needed plugin. Very fast after that to print from my phone.

Beautiful Photo printing. I was pleasantly surprised at how vivid the color and detail was when printing a photo.

Bluetooth and wifi are nice features. I am so glad we have moved from having to tether your printer to a PC and phone to photo is great for today's on the go lifestyle.

The U.I. is simple and straight forward although I do wish the screen was a bit bigger. Something you give up I guess because the printer is so compact for how feature rich it is.

Nice sleek compact design, very easy one the eye's.

I like the auto opening tray but it doesn't seem to auto retract, at least not for me yet. A great feature non the less.

HP instant Ink seems to be a great way to get your Ink replenished but I haven't tried it yet.

Prints double sided which is handy for office use cases and saves on paper.

Cons: I wish the screen could have been a bit bigger but not a huge negative.

I hooked the printer to my PC via a printer cable just to set up and make sure it was working, when I unplugged and tried to connect to wifi it did not allow it until I rebooted. Annoying but not a deal breaker.

You have to load the photo paper in face down to get it to print on the glossy side, a bit counter intuitive, sorry but it just seems weird.

Just a hair pricey, I would have like to see it around the $125 or $130 mark. Not drastic though. It is worth spending a bit of cash to get quality.

Overall Review: Overall I am very impressed with this printer. It's a far cry from cheap $40 printers where the Ink costs as much as the printer itself and the build quality is extremely low. Once set up it is a pleasure to use and makes a snap to complete tasks. I took 1 egg off slightly high price, weird upside down photo paper loading and kind of small screen.

I highly recommend this for a photo/office printer combo it's small size, good looks and ease of use makes it a winner in my book.