HP OfficeJet Pro 9025 All-in-One Wireless Color Printer, Single-pass (Automatic) Document Feeder & Two Paper Trays, Smart Home Office Productivity, Instant Ink, Works with Alexa (1MR66A)

The media could not be loaded. I was honestly a bit doubtful of how the HP OfficeJet Pro 9025 all-in-one was going to stack up to the LaserJet I've been using for the last few years. The price point is surprisingly affordable in a field of many printers that claim to offer huge quality at a reasonable price. When I received the printer I was immediately worried that it was going to be way too big to fit into my designated printer space in my home office. Upon opening, I was pleasantly surprised at the set up and how compact it really is for such an extensive machine. Upon unboxing, I followed the set up guide and it was a breeze. Anyone with basic knowledge of a computer could have this set up and put to work in 20 minutes. The bulk of my printing falls into 2 categories- school work and crafting. For school work, a simple color printer gets the job done for producing nice documents and occasional image printing. For crafting, I need a higher quality image, accurate CMYK/color matching, and a high dpi for crisp output. I also require that it can handle sublimation ink for my heat transfer crafts. Well, folks, I am here to tell you that the OfficeJet Pro 9025 delivers all of that and more. After a quick set up and connecting to my computer wirelessly, I did a couple of test prints (see pictures). The color match was spot on. The images were crisp and clear, giving me a photo that was frame-worthy. I would feel as confident printing my personal pictures and crafting images as I would mass printing professional looking flyers for work. I also need to not that the printer is not loud. That's a small peeve, but something that will make me write off a printer. I dont want to hear the screeches or beeps, feel my desk shake as it prints, etc. This printer is quiet, fast, and really performs. Another plus is that it is InstantInk ready. Who hasn't gone to print and realized their cartridge is at the end of its lifespan?! This printer will communicate with InstantInk and based on your chosen subscription, will order your refills as needed! Don't forget that aside from printing, this is a scanner, copier, and fax. It maintains image integrity and produces a fantastic duplication of your documents via copy and scan. There isn't really an area of expertise that this printer doesn't hit the ball out of the park. This is a solid 10/10, highly recommend. It is a behemoth worthy of business use that is just as great for home office use. The price is on point and the quality far exceeds expectations!

Let me say this first, I have owned quite a few various HP products in the past, and in all honesty, i have hated every one of them for one reason or another. After a few weeks of trying out the officejet 9025 printer, I can say that this is the first HP product that I actually like and don't regret purchasing.I really like it's automatic double sided printing and copy feature, it definitely saves a lot of time from having to do it manually. The dual input paper trays are great, no more having to swap between my two paper types every time I go from photo prints to document prints. I just load my normal paper in tray 1 and photo paper in tray 2. This printer is very feature rich and to be honest, might be too complicated to properly set up some of the more advanced features for the technically challenged. The printer itself can be setup in a breeze, even set up in a networked environment instead of a USB cable direct to a computer is simple. However, the more advanced features, like scanning to a network folder - NAS or SAN - requires a little techy knowledge to set it up properly or a lot of trial and error testing followed by a lot of patience until you get it right.The little touch screen is nice, though not very responsive. It appears that the touchscreen is a resistive touchscreen instead of a capacitive touchscreen, which is fine, you just have to put more pressure on it before it responds, unlike the touchscreen on, say modern day cell phones that responds with just the lightest of touches (capacitive).One feature i'm still trying to remember about is the ability to print directly to the printer from my phone. My previous, old, printer didn't have this. So I'm still finding myself emailing documents to myself and then printing from my computer, but I'm slowly remembering I can do it directly from my phone now, even when I'm not at home. :)I think my favorite feature of this printer though would have to be the HP Instant Ink program. You pay a monthly fee to have ink automatically sent to you, but you're not paying for the ink but instead paying for the number of pages you print per month and it doesn't matter if it's a photo print or a black and white document print, it's still counted as just 1. so if you print a lot of photos, their instant ink program could potentially save some money in the long term.All in all, i'm liking this printer and it's wide range of features and I can see myself getting full benefit from the HP Instant Ink program as well.