Dell Aio Printer

My Dell AiO never skips a beat in a power failure and the downloadable PowerPanel software assures an orderly shutdown before the juice runs out (or after so many minutes or seconds on battery power). The battery is replaceable. It's slim enough and well ventilated enough to lie on it's side under my desk and runs cool even when charging. Never had a problem with a CyberPower UPS. Will update if I have a problem down the line, but so far, so good.

The Sabrent enclosure was perfect to repurpose the SSD I took out of my Dell 7700 AIO. It is built like a tank and come with the appropriate cables and connectors.

best aio I have ever had and I have a few.

I've only have this AIO a couple of weeks but so far: lovely greeting cards, crisp printing, even easy labels! No smudges or streaks. Set up was a piece of cake. Wish the whole printer felt sturdier-- and also that the primary paper holder would take more sheets but improvement in quality is well worth this disadvantage. Only real quibble is that improper insertion of the front loading small paper tray (used for 4x6 paper etc) causes an error message concerning the rear paper tray, even when that tray is not in use. No big deal once you understand why you are getting that message. All in all, a great, but pricey, printer.

I upgraded from a HP Envy 7855e AIO printer to this HP Envy Inspire 7955e AIO printer. I am giving my old HP 7855e to my daughter. I'm completely satisfied with the operation and features of this 7955. It handles all my document and photo printing tasks with ease. The quality and performance are very good on all tasks. I have been purchasing HP printers exclusively.since 1998 and have been completely satisfied with every purchase. This HP Envy Inspire continues that long tradition. I'm sure I will enjoy this printer for a long time. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a high-quality home AIO Printer..

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very first thing you will notice about this AIO is how compact and light weight it is. It is truly a fit for executive office looking sleek! Setup - Setup could have been slightly better but it was uneventful. It requires you to download a utility from Microsoft store to connect the printer to wi-fi. I wasn't able to do this on work laptop due to download restriction. But once I connected the printer to wi-fi, I was able to add it on all my laptop/desktops using standard "add device" prompt. Printing - One of the things I immediately noticed was how quickly the printer activates and starts printing from sleep. My other AIO takes at least 30 seconds before it prints first page, HP does it in less than 10 seconds. Printing works well and double sided worked just fine. The quality of print is comparable to most laser printers. Other - I have not tried scanning yet but it does show up as all in one on my laptop so I am fairly sure I can scan it to file on my laptop. I may have missed the automatic document feeder for faster/bulk copying but I felt like it was unnecessary function. I rarely used it on my other AIO. Overall great printer and

I bought this AIO Printer after my last Brother AIO Printer stopped printing envelopes. I was skeptical, but based on the reviews this printer gets, i got it. I couldn't be happier! The print quality is amazing. The speed is excellent. The ability to create shortcuts is wonderful. And, overall ease of use is great. Oh, and it prints envelopes flawlessly!

My very old Dell Laser Printer bit the dust! I did a search and this Canon Laser Printer came up with a top review and I liked the price.

I installed this on my old Dell Optiflex tower running Windows XP. I use this machine to run my old printer. Installed the drivers using the included DVD. Connected to my router (running Windows 7 Pro 64 bit) with no problems. Great product!

Fantastic case for the money. Big enough for an AIO 360 (but not a 420). I have three of these now.