HP OfficeJet Pro 6230 Wireless Color Printer, Works with Alexa (E3E03A),Black

This printer is a solid choice for home or small office use, offering vibrant color prints and easy wireless connectivity, even working seamlessly with Alexa for added convenience. Setup is straightforward, and print quality is impressive for both documents and images. It’s efficient and reliable, with a sleek design that doesn’t take up too much space. I’d be thrilled to explore more quality products from this vendor—this printer has exceeded my expectations!

I've used this printer for years for light office work. Finally needed replaced and was thrilled to find the HP 62230 still available. Plug and play with great printing results.

Its a good solid printer. Its been almost 5 years that I have been using this same printer. However the wifi goes bad quickly and it only works on USB now.Also the paper may get jammed at times. And it can also take quite some time at start -- lot of noises -- for many minutes. You have to wait 5 minutes before the first print.Besides these 3 issues, there are no problems at all.Oh, and the cartridges still seem so expensive. This printer debuted in 2015. Seven years later, there is no reason for the cartridges to cost that much. By now the price should have fallen.Also this printer doesn't allow generic cartridges. It must be HP ink only. Built in auto lock was inserted by HP so that only their ink can be used --- that's just so wrong.The machine overall is solid and does great job.

This printer has great print quality, and it prints both sides of the page. It is low profile, with the paper tray on the front, so I can put it under a low shelf. It also has four ink cartridges, so I only have to replace the colors that run out. Installation was straightforward. HP has quite a bit of bloatware, which can be declined. The basic Windows drivers are all that's needed to run it. No problem setting it up to work with Google Cloud Print.I have not used the wireless feature, but it works great as a network printer plugged into the network. It doesn't have to attach to an always-on PC to use as a remote printer, including Google Cloud Print.Update: This has turned out to be a terrible printer. It has become very flaky, It keeps reporting print head problems. The ink life is very short, and it costs over $100.00 to re-ink it with high capacity cartridges. It works very poorly with more affordable recycled or refilled cartridges. Now, with four full ink cartridges, I just get a sequential flashing pattern on the four ink status lights, and it won't print at all.This product is a complete waste of money, and continues to be a money pit long after the initial purchase. In addition to being a waste of money, it is a waste of environmental resources. I'm not even an environmentalist, but I have to draw the line at this piece of junk.I wish I could charge Hewlett-Packard to come and remove this garbage from my home. Instead, I'll have to pay to dispose of it. This thing is a complete waste in every possible sense of the word. Messrs. Hewlett and Packard ought to be spinning in their graves right about now.I would say run, don't walk away from this product, and maybe consider a printer manufacturer that uses a different marketing model for their printers and supplies.

Arrived on time and in good condition

It's a decent printer for the price. Only lasted 2.5 years in an office setting with light printing (maybe 80 pages a week.) Off-brand cartridges have been the demise of 3 printers in the recent years, I am firmly ink-tank only from now on.

I have had this printer now for over a year, and the print quality is still the same as when I purchased it. For such an inexpensive printer, I honestly didn't expect it to last this long, but it works perfectly. It handles cardstock (which is why I purchased it) flawlessly. It is so hard to find a printer that will actually pull the cardstock through straight and not jam. The only thing I wish it had was a scanner, but, for the price, it is worth getting a separate scanner/copier.

I got my printer today, took it out of the box, plugged it in and went to set it up. I am a single women with very low tech skills so I alway get nervous setting up anything technology related. I followed the instructions provided to turn it on, put in paper, select the paper direction. Not many of the instruction were on the paper provided. Next to set up the wifi/wireless printer it had me go to a webpage and I followed the instructions and I quickly started to get flustered because it continued to tell me it was not connecting I had done everything it told me to do.THEN MAGICALLY, my printer started printing a page about 15 minutes after it had been turned on and had been sitting there. I have no clue how it printed and if it is normal that this pages prints but I attached the page because following these instructions was how I got the printer to print.The instructions are for the phone to use your wife to connect to the printer so I did it on my Iphone 6 and tried to print a document and it totally printed. I repeated the steps on my mac the same way as with the phone going to my wifi, selecting the print putting in the passcode and then printed and again it worked.What I figured out is that in order to print wirelessly each time you want to print you have to go to your phone or computer wifi setting select the printer then go back to what you want to print and it will then see the printer as an option and will print for you. It did not see the printer as a printing option until I went to wifi and selected it. I am very happy I figured it out and this paper totally saved me.