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HP Smart -Tank 7001 Wireless All-in-One Cartridge-free Ink -Tank Printer, up to 2 years of ink included, mobile print, scan, copy (28B49A)

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Features

  • BEST FOR FAMILIES Print a variety of color documents in high volumes
  • KEY FEATURES Print, copy and scan, plus automatic 2-sided printing, borderless prints, mobile and wireless printing. Print up to 15 ppm black and 9 ppm color.
  • FULLY LOADED WITH SAVINGS Perfect for low-cost, high-volume printingup to 2 years of Original HP Ink Bottles included; get up to 8,000 color pages or 6,000 black pages right out of the box
  • EXCEPTIONAL HP QUALITY Consistently delivers outstanding color graphics, photos and crisp text for all your prints
  • SIMPLE, SPILL-FREE REFILL Replenish ink with HP's easy-access, spill-free refill system. Simply plug the Original HP 32XL Black Bottle or Original HP 31 Color Bottles into the ink tank and let them drainno squeezing, no spilling.

Description

"The HP Smart Tank 7001 makes printing seamless from start to finish for the whole family with a high-capacity ink tank and wireless connectivity. Create outstandingquality color documents at a low cost with up to two years of Original HP Ink included in the box."

Brand: HP


Connectivity Technology: USB


Printing Technology: Thermal Inkjet


Special Feature: Auto-Duplex, Display Screen, Refillable Ink Tank


Color: Gray


Model Name: 7001


Printer Output: Color


Maximum Print Speed (Color): 9 ppm


Max Printspeed Monochrome: 15 ppm


Item Weight: 14.1 Pounds


Product Dimensions: 14.33 x 16.83 x 7.82 inches


Item Weight: 14.07 pounds


Item model number: Smart Tank 7001


Date First Available: September 26, 2021


Manufacturer: HP, Inc.


Item Weight: 14.1 Pounds


Max Input Sheet Capacity: 250


Sheet Size: 3 x 5 to 8.5 x 14


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    • Better than other printers I’ve dealt with…
I waited a few months before posting a review for this printer. I’m actually liking the design and ink bottles, as opposed to ink cartridges. I feel like I have more ink, and am able to actually see how much ink there is. On other printers, you’re going by the computer telling you the ink levels, whereas with this printer you can just look and see. Prints well, and pretty fast! I like the app that works with my phone. I wish it held more paper, but it just means I need to store the extra paper elsewhere. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2023 by K.
    • it does not work from my phone, but it works good with my computer
i can not get it to work with our phones, but it works good from my computer
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2023 by Rich V.
    • Bad experience with this printer
WARNING: this review is honest but it is not favorable. If you skip to its end, you'll find the good point(s?) I bring up. Before I discuss the printer, here is the background. I've been a professional computer geek (sys admin, as well as serious coder and architect) for over 30 years and happily used HP printers for almost all of that. Over the years I have actually spent my own, non-tax-deductible$$$ to buy and use either 5 or 6 HP Printers (my first was an LJ 4 back in 1993 and it ran beautifully until it finally died in 2015 .. and a usable lifespan of anywhere near 22 for years like a device like that is unusually good. In those 22 years I printed just under 100,000 pages and I was so satisfied that I immediately bought an HP 501DNe to replace it). I've also bought and used 5 different HP inkjet printers in that same time span, and the only problems I had with all but one of them had to do with the scandalous price of ink cartridges. (the other one was a lemon, and I have reviewed elsewhere on Amazon). So I really like HP printers and after the first LJ4, I have bought them without hesitation. And I have had problems only with the last one (a 9018e which I suspect got dropped in shipping before I ever got its - and I won' let its behavior influence my feelings ont he subjects). So it was no surprise that I received an HP Smart Tank 7001 to replace the last inkjet (before consigning it to the scrap heap.) It WAS a major surprise when the printer arrived: my wife had been looking at the printers I was considering and bought it for me as a "surprise" present. (I only wish she'd told me ... or at least not used my card). [more on that later...] Fortunately for me, a friend bought the same printer a few days before I did, and as I am the person which most of my friends believe can make *any* computer product or peripheral work flawlessly (they're wrong, but they still think that). So when my friend, call him "Dave" called me and asked if I could come over to see why he couldn't get his printer to work - and offered pizza as a reward - I went over on a Saturday morning to see what was the problem. Luckily I took my toolbox and a small multiple "gadgets" with me, and when I got to Dave's house, he even met me in the driveway in case I needed help getting everything inside his house. I will leave out the lurid details, but he had two problems. FIrst his phone had a horrible time connecting with the printer (first warning) second while we were doing the setup the Wi-Fi connection dropped over and over (hmmm.) That was suspicious since hs phone can talk to his computer (on the second floor of Dave's house where his computer equipment lives) without dropping (distance about 40 feet through floors and walls). However even though the 7001 was only about 6 feet from his computer, it dropped many times (I lost count at 23) while I trying to hjelp him ((second warning). We finally got it working and changed over to a USB interface. Sadly since the wi-fi in this printer is unreliable, he won't be able to share the printer with his wife and daughters, and he was not a happy camper about that (I know that long USB cables are available, but they wanted to us Wi-Fi so that they could be anywhere int he house and print. While I was working on Dave's printer installation I had time to inspect the printer physically and I was VERY disappointed in what HP had done. I think someone else reviewed the printer and mentioned the problems with the paper tray. HP went from a good design (which might reasonably cost about a dollar per unit over what the cheaper and less reliable tray they opted for. Also Dave had often used the built-ocr conversion his previous HP inkjet printer. That's because one of his daughters is "visually challenged" or as she likes to put it, "... as the proverbial bat." Overall this printer simply feels "cheaper" and less sturdy than any of the HP printers I have owned, and that is a sad situation. I suppose the real problem is the bean-counters got rid of the engineers and the new guys just couldn't match up to the standards which their predecessors had used to make HP the most reliable printers that I've ever used. As I said this printer is a lightweight - and doing away with a direct ethernet conneciton ruined it for me as well. (Over the yjears I've used PC's, Sun and HP workstations, and first Unix (SVR4) and noe Linux computers with my HP printers, and they were always quite agnostic about what OSes were connect to them. I don't know whjether these new models will still do that and I had no way to find out. I also WILL not have a way to find out any time in the foreseeable future. After spending almost 18 hours with that printer (over 2 days), and after feeling how flimsey and "cheap" the printer felt (and hearing one set of strange noises the first two times (only the first two) the printer was turned on and went through its "boot up sequence" I returned it without ever opening it. I will buy another printer from Amazon in the near future (my friend got his at a large chain-store and saved about 40 cents somehow) and it may well be another HP. HOWEVER before I buy it I will find a friend who had that particular model and go see how he/she likes or dislikes it, and I will get to see how well it performs ... all before I lay down my own cash (OK, credit card) to buy it for my self. Based on my expeience with Dave's 7001, I cannot recommend this printer to anyone who wants a reliable and easy-to-set-up printer. The advantage of being cartridge-free notwithstanding (even at a discount cartridge prices are obscene IMHO) , what good is a cheaply made, unreliable, finicky printer to the end user. If HP is planning to build the the future of their "small home office" line of printers on something like this, it is a sad state of affairs. They cannot count on users' brand loyalty to keep a line of reduced-feature printers which also have reduced ability to communicate in first place when those users have to replace their older (but probably still working very well) printers. And FWIW I hate this review. The only good thing I have to say about this printer is that: a) tank-type ink-jet printers (or all-in-one's) are cheaper to operate than their cartridge-type "relatives." and b) The printer's USB interface seems to work very well. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2023 by Airedad
    • High Quality Print from a Small Unit
Review Image by grk2050 grk2050
Overall, this is a high quality printer with the unique quality of using low cost bottled ink. Maybe a bit more expensive than most of us would like, but it does print very well, including pictures. Best features... 1. Bottled ink - low cost and very easy to pour into printer tanks. 2. Relatively fast printing, but it does take about 10 seconds to get "ready to print" 3. Nice looking compact unit 4. Excellent print quality, including pictures when printed on photo paper 5. Feeds paper flawlessly 6. Wireless network setup was straightforward, with no dropped connections during the month I've had it 7. Excellent quality scans, but somewhat slow. Mine does not have a feeder for the scanner. 8. Two sided printing works as advertised, and can be turned off if you wish to print single side only 9. Print heads are replaceable - there are two (black and three color) Not so good.... 1. As I said before, it is a little pricey for a printer in it's class, but ink cost savings should make up for it 2. Somewhat slow if you're printing a single page - usually about 15-20 seconds. 3. Paper tray is made of flimsy plastic. Could be a future problem because you have to pull the tray out every time you want to change the paper. You must handle it carefully, or I think it might break/crack. Also, on another review, the flashing of the scanner led strip light was mentioned as bothersome. The strip does indeed flash continuously, but I can't see it at all with the lid closed - even in complete darkness. Either the other reviewer's unit was defective in some way, or HP has fixed the problem. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2022 by grk2050 grk2050
    • THE OLD CARTRIDGE PRINTERS ARE A THING OF THE PAST!
Remember typewriters, carburetors, “cable TV”, waterbeds, and AOL? The old fashioned cartridge style inkjet printer is now among their number. I did an obsessive amount of research before I settled on the HP Smart Tank 7001. And going through all of the reviews for all the different brands of this style of printer left me more confused than before I started. So, in the spirit of full disclosure, I went with HP — the brand of printer that I’ve had the least amount of trouble with. One reason I prefer HP inkjet printers is that in the price range we’re talking about, these printers, hands down, have the best print quality out there. Period. That characteristic is maintained in this printer. Now to the point: I have to do lots of document printing (I’ll cover color print quality below) and when I finally ran out of one bottle of black ink XP, I had printed the equivalent of four and three quarter reams of paper. What about color, you ask? I hesitate to put it in the same league with dedicated photo printers — but I’m not jerking your chain here when I tell you that on high quality photo papers or even the high grade plain papers, the quality is as good or a bit better than I’ve ever seen in a low cost home or small office printer. You’ll be surprisingly and uncharacteristically pleased with this printer; and welcome to the new age of printing! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2022 by Brad
    • Works great easy to hook up
Easy and fast setup
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2024 by thomas lemiesz
    • Great printer, easy setup, quick printing
Took all of 15 minutes to unpack and get it connected. No problem printing from Android, IOS or Windows. Not the greatest for printing photos but not bad.
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2023 by Carol Thompson
    • Muy buena
Excelente
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2024 by Salitave

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