HP - OfficeJet Pro 8139e Wireless All-In-One Inkjet Printer with 12 months of Instant Ink Included with HP+ - White

There is a manufacturing flaw with this printer, and I spent 2 hrs on a remote app w HP to show the CSR where the piece is missing. There is no tab to lock the paper tray at 11” so it slides when you pull it in/out, PLUS since it is not snug, it takes up multiple pieces of paper at times. I do like that it is lightweight. Scanning quality is decent. Too bad HP will not make the simple fix to hold the most common type of paper in place. Also… the drawer sometimes will not go in. The rep could not help. Many others have talked about these issues. See attached chat log and the screen that pops up when you try to add paper or work on getting the tray back in when it sticks out about 1”. The Instant Ink seems to be a good program. So if you have the patience to fight w your paper and have okay quality, this printer does the trick.

This HP printer is a total win! I’ve been an HP user for over 7 years (rocking the same trusty HP printer). Recently, the old girl finally gave out, so I figured it was time for an upgrade. Found this gem – it comes with a free year of ink (plus a sweet $100 discount) for up to 700 pages per month. And guess what? It’s not just for newbies; even after 7+ years, I get that free ink love! I’m also subscribed to their paper service, so I synced that up for the year. No more ink scarcity struggles – back in the day, I’d either skip printing or settle for black ink only. Oh, and let’s not forget the printer massacre I caused with off-brand ink – those screechy noises haunt me. But then came HP and Instant Ink, and now I print with ease. They send me supplies when needed, and life is good. Now, about the printer itself. Setting it up took less than 3 minutes, thanks to the on-screen guide. Just punch in your WiFi deets (and maybe a couple of other tidbits), and voilà! The phone app (highly recommended) makes printing from your Drive a breeze. Plus, this printer has its own email address – send docs while you’re out, and they’ll be waiting when you get home (you can even make the address something easy to remember). Honestly, this printer is like a tech-savvy coffee buddy. It practically sets itself up – I half expect it to brew my morning cup someday. So, yeah, you won’t regret getting this one. And hey, give Instant Ink a whirl – you’ll wonder how you survived without it!

I’ve recently picked up the HP OfficeJet Pro 8139e Wireless All-in-One Printer with 1 Full Year Instant Ink with HP+ and actually activated the Instant Ink Program! I’m switching out my workhouse HP OfficeJet Pro 8610 – debuting in about 2014 – and is showing some signs of failure. The biggest features used in my household are Printing of course, then Scanning, then Copying. We don’t do any faxing from home anymore – so this is a dying feature in my opinion. If you don’t already have a multi-function device like this – it’s a MUST for school-age kids and a home office. My impression thus far is great. It installed without issue – and HP must have worked on their Scan to Computer function as this time it worked straight out of the box! This baby boasts fast (for home printers) color and b/w prints up to 20 pages a minute. It’s recommended monthly page volume is about 800 pages – so if you print about that or more you should be looking for a larger printer. I noted that the paper tray hold less that my previous printer (only 225 sheet) and the auto document feeder can accommodate about 35 sheets. The printer uses 4 cartridges of the HP 923 series – but as I stated since the [rinter comes with a full year of Instant Ink, I opted for that and will determine if I stick with it in February 2025. Scanning works well – and I’ve testing the document feeder, glass top scanner and initiating from both the printer and from the computer. Download and install the HP Smart software to get it setup – and you’re off and running in no time. The 8139e can handle borderless printing, up to 10 envelopes at a time and legal paper with no issues. Scanning resolution up to 1200x1200 dpi. Copy resolution up to 600 dpi. Overall, this is a solid printer and think this will be a suitable replacement for my aging 8610.