HP DeskJet 3755 Compact All-in-One Wireless Printer with Mobile Printing, HP Instant Ink & Amazon Dash Replenishment ready - Blue Accent (J9V90A) (Renewed)
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There are approximately 5. It stands about 15 feet tall and is 55 feet long. 86" wide and possibly 6" deep. The sizes are listed at the bottom of the listing, and they are 7" deep. Be aware that our printer takes up all of the paper in the tray each time it prints, requiring me to reload the tray between pages. The only problem is that this is all there is to it.
Yes, I do a lot of printing on card stock.
With Bluetooth or wifi, it works on my laptop and iPad.
No, all you need is a computer and a connection to the internet.
Selected User Reviews For HP DeskJet 3755 Compact All-in-One Wireless Printer with Mobile Printing, HP Instant Ink & Amazon Dash Replenishment ready - Blue Accent (J9V90A) (Renewed)
I bought this HP printer for my Granddaughter to use in her dorm at college. room. I loved the one I bought like this about two years ago, and since we needed a new one, I figured buying the same model would be ideal for her. I was completely off the mark. This HP printer turned out to be a dud. It was a refurbished one, but it came with the same warranty as a new one. It's possible this is why it was renovated in the first place. It has never worked, and it continues to fail. It was impossible for her to make it work. When I emailed the seller, he asked for more details about the printer. Well, I was delayed in receiving that information because my granddaughter attends a college out of state and was extremely busy with classes and did not return the information to me on time. To cut a long story short, the seller's window for accepting this item back has closed. Thankfully, I had also purchased insurance for it. We'll reach out to them right away. Buyers beware: If something doesn't work out, don't be too busy to return before the window closes on you. br>A disgruntled client with a faulty printer.
It's a load of nonsense that doesn't work. The laptop is unable to locate it. When I press info to see how to connect to the network, it prints tiny blue icons instead of words. As soon as I opened the box, I realized it had been used. The printer's cushion had been removed, and the cord had been connected. Cartridges for printing have already been installed. There are no rules. No CD. There was no quick start guide, so I checked my orders to see if I had purchased something new. Nope. It was my fault for failing to notice that it had been renewed. For this reason, I never, ever buy used. br>In the description, the seller should FOCUS on the fact that it has been renewed. Alternatively, for renewed, Amazon could use a larger font. br>It's not brand new and it doesn't work, so I guess I now own a cute copier. I ordered it in early February, but I just moved offices yesterday, so it's too late to return. br>I adore HP printers because they have an unrivaled 'no paper jams' guarantee on even the most basic models. Two more OfficeJets are in my possession: I have two printers, a 4630 and a 5200, and I haven't had a paper jam in 12 years. I've never run out of ink since enrolling in Instant Ink 5 years ago, and I can print as many color pages as I want for $15-$20. Monthly cost is $20. br>I guess I'll pay attention next time I order one, which will be in a minute.
" Although the printer performs as expected, I am not convinced that it is "renewed. " It appeared to be a used printer that had been returned in poor condition. The printer arrived in its original factory box, but with no additional packaging. During shipment, the printer's usb and power cords were plugged in, putting stress on the strain reliefs. Despite the seller's response to a question that it came with standard starter cartridges, the color ink cartridge appears to be empty on the display. For a "renewable" printer, I had high hopes.
Extremely frustrating. . . bought this for a small mobile office because it's small and says it connects easily to phones, etc. , but it's primary home will be without a permanent/stable WiFi network in an effective Faraday Cage (metallic box - metal box - metal box - metal box - metal box - metal box - metal box - metal box - metal box - metal box - metal box - metal box - metal box - metal box - trailer). Install HP app on a Windows 10 machine; it barely finds the printer in setup, but it takes forever and eventually fails (poor/spotty WiFi. . . see use purpose above). So, it comes with a USB connector. . . I can connect directly to a computer with an Ethernet connection at 200Mbps. That connection/setup also fails, which is incorrect. Plus, it says InstaInk is not supported by USB connection in the setup for the three options (WiFi, Ethernet (there is no Ethernet port on the printer), and USB? Seriously, what is the difference between a connection and a connection? br>br>So I go with the WPS option. . . . (To get a code that only lasts 5 minutes, press the Info and WiFi buttons simultaneously with a piece of paper in it! ) and this, too, does not work. br>br>Next, I'm going to try connecting with a smartphone. However, I believe that this is not a Bluetooth connection, but rather a connection to a pre-existing WiFi network. br>br>Most likely, it will be returned. It's fortunate that there's a 90-day return policy. Given my need for a small all-in-one, the fact that it only (presumably) works when connected to a strong and stable WiFi network irritates me. It was for this reason that I purchased a second printer. . . . The other is that when you're near the edge of WiFi connectivity, you can't keep a steady connection.
It's a little slow, but I'm not in a rush when I print. I enjoy being able to send photos and documents from my phone, as well as work on my laptop and print from the comfort of my couch. It was a breeze to set up. I'm a teacher, and Instant Ink was the quickest and most cost-effective way to complete all of my first-day-of-school printing.
You must decide for yourself what to do. Why do they include a CD when the printer driver must be installed via the internet? It doesn't make any sense. HP DOESN'T WANT YOU TO USE THIS PRODUCT, based on how difficult it is to register for the driver. No, I'm not a robot, but I had to do this four times. Then look for bicycles and cars, and when you find and click on the squares, it says to repeat the process. and, in my case, over and over. If you enjoy frustration from nonsensical instruction manuals and over-the-top security that thinks you're a crook just for buying this stinking piece of plastic crap, HP is the company for you.
Great printer that is both fast and compact. br>It is a little difficult to figure out at first, but once you do, it isn't bad.
I bought some thin paper, but it kept slipping blank sheets and half-printed pages out of the printer. When printing, there are tremors. Setting it up is a challenge. It came with ink that ran out quickly, and there was an option to sign up for automatic refills, but I was unaware of this at the time of purchase, so I purchased ink along with the printer. The refill option is only valid for seven days, which is insufficient time to determine how frequently someone would require a refill. I got this printer on sale, and I'm glad I didn't pay full price because it looks cheap and like it'll break at any moment. I try to allow extra time for printing whenever I need to use it because I never know when it will simply print. The only positive aspect I've noticed is that the pages are printed quickly; however, the page catcher could benefit from an additional flap, especially since the printer shakes.
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