HP ENVY Inspire 7920e All-in-One Wireless Colour Printer | 6 months free Instant Ink limited time only| 35-page Automatic Document Feeder | White

Great little printer
Great little printer, not the fastest on the block but a very good home printer clean crisp results with no bleed either on plain or photo paper copy attachment is good, scanning is on the quick side of average photo print is very good quality with colours matching screen from computer and phone. Set-up was a bit clunky on my MAC but got it done eventually the H P smart app looks good and was a help setting up the printer, have been using instant ink for a few years now with no complaints and replacing my old printer with this one was easy with no loss of the free ink that came with it, only hassle I had was for the extra two months with Amazon, as the supplied code was being reported as no longer valid but after calling Amazon who told me to call HP it was sorted and I got the full compliment of ink so all good so far and am very pleased with this printer.

It’s a good home printer worth the £££
I’ve only been using the printer for about a month. I thought it was expensive now im glad i spent that bit more. Its a great printer and not to noise. I did use quiet a bit of black ink within the first few weeks, it’s now run out. You do get a free paper and ink trial with the printer which is a bonus, as it gets delivered to your door. HP customer care/tec team are also extremely helpful and will always help find a resolution with any issue you may have.Due to allvthese factors the running of the machine and the easy use and direction of the touch screen. So far I am extremely happy with my printer I think its well worth the money. Happy customer😊 😊 😊 👌

HP Not Envious, Just Uninspired – the worst printer I have ever owned.
The HP ENVY Inspire 7920e is, without question, the most infuriating and impractical printer I’ve encountered in 25 years of using printers. Though it’s only two years old, it ceased printing anything legible after four months of constant hassles and repeated calls to HP.From the beginning, this printer has been riddled with issues – primarily due to HP’s insistence that the device remains powered on at all times. Turning it off seems to result in endless problems. Then when you turn it on, every attempt to print even a single page is met with a barrage of alignment or test pages – sometimes as many as six to eight – before it finally produces anything remotely usable.HP’s software updates consistently exacerbate the situation, often leaving the printer completely non-functional. Each time this happens, I’ve been forced to endure lengthy 30-minute calls to HP customer support. To make matters worse, HP’s customer service has been deeply disappointing, with agents frequently hanging up after long waits, seemingly unwilling or unable to provide any meaningful assistance.If that was not enough, HP essentially forces users into their Instant Ink subscription just to use the printer. While marketed as a convenient solution, this subscription quickly becomes an expensive and rigid obligation – especially given the printer’s constant need for alignment and test pages, which you are then unfairly charged for. Without subscribing, the printer is useless – a frustrating and restrictive policy that only adds insult to injury.In short, this printer has caused nothing but frustration, wasted time, and effort. Save yourself the trouble and avoid this model and the brand HP at all costs. They should rename the printer the ‘HP Not Envious, Just Uninspired’.