Update August 4th 2023:The cartridges like all printer starters are small. So be prepared to replace them sooner rather than later. If you’re a home / light duty user this will be ok. With our usage we had to replace the starter black in the first three weeks of use. I order the extra large cartridges on all of our HP’s so installed an HP Original 206X Black when the starter ran out. Almost two months to the day I am here ordering another 206X. So with our medium duty usage we are averaging about 2 months in this series’ X cartridge in the black. As mentioned below, this was replacing a legacy workhorse from HP and it’s extra large cartridge lasted us 6 months on average. So again this is a light duty office / home office type printer. The print quality is spot on but with some quirks. After updating its firmware if it sits in standby for a few days (over a weekend) the COPY function reverts to “Copy Stored for Later”. It will scan what you want copied and then send to a queue I’ve been unable to find. Turn the printer off and back on and it copies normally. Again only seem to see this issue over a weekend or after a holiday where we were closed for a day. Have yet to figure this issue out and HP says “this is normal behavior”. Really? Why? I’ll update if I figure out how to turn off the store your copy. And it’s not just storing the copy like a registry it’s NOT copying the page to anew sheet. Just storing it. So again, if you see this problem after your firmware update just shut it off and back on. Also as my review below I should have sent this back but instead it’s eventually being moved to another office and being replaced with a more busy office environment worthy model.I initially gave this 3 stars but gave this 4 Stars since I assumed an HP all-in-one Laserjet Pro (professional/office environment) would have the same basic functions of its HP predecessors. We purchased this printer to replace an almost 10 year old HP all in one laser M425 black and white printer. The things mentioned below were all standard on that and two other legacy HP laser models so the ASSumption on my part was that those features were standard in a PRO model.1 - initially you cannot SCAN 2-sided docs automatically. You could scan the stack, flip and add pages to the scan but they are out of order. As in 1,3,5… then 2,4,6. Using the HP Smart app for Windows that all the documentation suggests it’s fairly useless in the business environment for scans, large document printings from PC, etc. If you download the full HP printer package (NOT mentioned in the startup sheet/guide) you can do a multi-step scan of 2-sided docs in the correct order but you must use the pc software and not the printer’s scan to file/pc function. The PC software will prompt you when and how to flip the stack and after finishing scanning the software will automatically resort the document back into the correct order. The printer itself cannot do this even after a firmware update.2 - you CANNOT copy a 2-sided document onto a 2-sided piece of blank paper. I thought I was not understanding something but after multiple HP chat sessions this is simply not an option. So if you need to copy a quick 6 page front and back document for a client it’s going to take a long moment to flip and re-enter sheets the correct direction or just go the wasteful route and only use the fronts of the new copied pages.3 - the TRAY 1 literally holds a single sheet of paper. You hand it a sheet and like a drink machine dollar taker it pulls the specialty piece of paper into the printer. There is NO documentation included to show anything about how the TRAY 1 operates. We do a lot of specialty printing on check stock, card stock and long forms. Traditional HP laserjet Pro printers TRAY 1 would allow you to load 10-50 sheets depending on thickness. My first test of this printer I stuck a stack of 5 sheets of plain copy paper into TRAY 1 slot and it pulled them in. I sent a test print to the TRAY 1 and the printer immediately jammed. It pulled the stack of 5 sheets into the document feed all at once, jamming the paper path. Searched the internet and discovered this slot - mentioned NOWHERE in the documentation - will only handle a single sheet of specialty or plain paper at a time. So now on special card stock projects someone must stand or sit by the printer and feed it one sheet at a time.For a laser printer it’s good for basic printing, etc but these missing features that all of our former HP Laserjet Pro models contained makes it not a great printer for our specific needs. If you’re mostly printing, then the color and the all black options are super crisp and true to life on colors. In printing regards it’s everything I expect an HP laser to offer in quality for printing. It’s just the act of scanning, and TRAY 1’s ability to NOT handle more than a single sheet of specialty media that’s highly annoying.So if you print a lot and the rest of the features like scanning and 2-sided copying are not that important to you, it’s a great printer. If you deal with printed contracts that have to be scanned in after being signed and sent off to other departments, companies etc or you do a lot of 2-sided scanning just remember this has a weird learning curve with additional software for some things and others it simply cannot do.We are moving this model to a different office and looking for another all-in-one that’s more PRO oriented locally so we can play with the features first.