📸 Print Your World with Style!
The HP ENVY 5055 is a versatile wireless all-in-one color photo printer that offers seamless connectivity, high-quality printing, and convenient ink delivery options. With features like Bluetooth, Dual Band Wi-Fi, and the HP Smart app, it simplifies your printing tasks while supporting a wide range of paper sizes. Enjoy fast print speeds of up to 20 pages per minute and eco-friendly operation with ENERGY STAR certification.
Output sheet capacity | 25 hojas |
Paper Size | 3 x 5 to 8.5 x 14, Letter, Legal, Envelope |
Media Size Maximum | 8.5 x 14 inch |
Maximum Sheet Capacity | 100 |
Color | Black |
Wattage | 3.75 watts |
Is Electric | Yes |
Total Usb Ports | 1 |
Printer Connectivity Type | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi |
Total USB 2.0 Ports | 1 |
Hardware Connectivity | USB 2.0 |
Control Method | Voice |
Maximum Copy Speed Black and White | 20 ppm |
Processor Count | 1 |
Resolution | 1200 x 1200 |
Print media | Envelopes, Paper (plain), Glossy photo paper |
Scanner Type | Flatbed |
Controller Type | Vera, Amazon Alexa |
Item Dimensions D x W x H | 14.4"D x 17.5"W x 5"H |
Item Weight | 11.93 Pounds |
Display Type | LCD |
Compatible Devices | Smartphones, "Camera" |
Printer Type | Inkjet |
Additional Printer Functions | Copy, Scan |
Printer Output Type | Color |
Additional Features | Auto-Duplex, Touchscreen, ENERGY STAR Certified, Network-Ready, HP Instant Ink Eligible, Cloud Print Enabled, Optional HP High-Yield Cartridges |
Color Pages per Minute | 10 ppm |
B&W Pages per Minute | 7 ppm |
Duplex | Automatic |
Dual-sided printing | Yes |
S**L
Easy installation, good prints.
I just installed this and am giving it a provisional five stars because of the ease of installation, the quality of the prints and the $69 price. I might revisit this review if problems crop up later. But set up was incredibly easy and I was printing wirelessly from my iMac and iPhone within an hour. If fact, if I hadn't walked away while the drivers were downloading, it could have gone quicker.This installation was done on a late 2009 iMac running High Sierra. Basically, you just plug in the printer and turn it on. Remove the tape on the paper tray and a small piece of protective cardboard from inside the printer. Then go to HP's install site at 123.hp.com. (You can also do part of this directly from the printer if you want, but I think it's easier on the computer).The install program will prompt you on how to properly install the ink and paper. There are helpful videos. The only thing that tripped me up was when it came time to generate a test print for the scanner. The install prompt said to click "ok" on the printer's tiny touch screen. But all I could see on the screen were prompts for my country and language. But, even though you will have already answered those on the website, answer them again on your printer's touch screen, and then you'll get to the "ok" prompt.Once you're done, you still will have to tell your iMac - and I assume PC - that you have a new printer. That was easy. The iMac saw it and I just made it the new default printer.On my iPhone I downloaded the HP Smart app from the Apple App Store. It was easy to print photos from my library. I did get a little confused when I was setting up to print email. It said it would send me a pin to complete the process and never did. Yet, when I checked my iPhone it saw the printer and printed out an email. Go figure. Maybe these instructions were for an older model.Two other things: You will come to one of those privacy agreements at the end of the set up. Make sure you read them. I opted out of letting them monitor my printer or sending me updates. Also, I did not sign up for HP's instant ink program. It didn't look like it would save me that much money, given both the privacy and flexibility I'd be giving up. The cheapest plan is $3 a month -- $36 a year -- and allows you 100 pages a month. My printing needs are light, but there are times I might go over 100 a month. And replacement cartridges are $27 on Amazon. It just didn't make budget sense and it's allowing a backdoor into some of your most private documents. HP might not care, but a hacker might.Hope this helps!
P**L
BEYOND THRILLED!
I am so excited to share my experience with this product. I rarely write reviews but after finishing set up of this printer in less than 1/2 hour, and then using it, I am compelled to share. The printer that this HP 5055 is replacing is a Canon Pixma MX922 that we have had for 4 years. For 4 years, that printer has been a problem: not remaining connected to our very stable wifi connection, paper jams, error codes, very slow and noisy. After setting up the HP 5055, I now realize that we should have replaced the Canon long ago, just hadn't because the Canon still technically "works".After reading reviews I set up the HP with my Android phone (go to google play-download HPsmart app) , unpackaged and plugged in the printer, opened the app on my phone (it automatically found the printer!), followed the instructions in the app, and it was good to go! Printed my first documents a half hour after unboxing! No set-up snags! Not one! I am beyond thrilled!A few suggestions: 1. Know your wifi password, you will need that. 2. Follow the instructions on your phone's app and on the printer's screen exactly, do not try to skip steps. 3. Sign up for the free instant ink, you can always cancel it for free within 2 months. Don't try to bypass the instant ink sign up because, per other reviewers, trying to bypass that step caused set-up troubles. 3. You will need a few sheets of clean printer paper to run the alignment test and scan it (platen to right front corner-this will make sense when you go scan the alignment page). 4. During set up, the app on your pone will offer short videos of how to insert ink cartridges and complete alignment and other processes. Press play and watch these if you are unsure of process. 5. You can add tablets, laptops and/or desktop computers any time after set-up with your phone (iPhone or Android), just follow the instructions.I am a not-so-tech-savvy 49 year old and it was easy for me. Just follow directions slowly and carefully and don't bypass steps. After set up on the phone, I opened my Chromebook, downloaded the app from PLAY STORE (not google play), opened the app, and voila the app found the printer and it was ready to print from! Then, I followed a similar process but with my iMac, and that works too! Then the Samsung tablet-yes! Seamless wifi connecting! The only wire needed is the one that plugs the printer into the wall outlet. I nearly giggled with glee. It is not very often that tech products are user friendly as I have found this one to be. I hope you have similar success. One thing to note, when I purchased on Amazon, a photo in the listing stated the printer is bluetooth compatible but I have not found that function. I did want that function, but really do not need it AS LONG AS wifi is working. Also note, you may connect a limit of 5 devices wirelessly. Third note, if you plan to connect the printer WIRED to your desktop computer, there are no ethernet or other cables in the box. You would need to purchase those separately. Have yet to see how much ink will cost us, but we really do not print much so hopefully ink will not break the bank. Best of luck to you with this product!
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