

Still, Android and Windows owners aren't left in the cold, with Wi-Fi Direct and Bluetooth Smart Technology also allowing for wireless printing.įind out how to print on an iPad or print from your iPhone if this is your first AirPrint printer. The inclusion of AirPrint makes wireless printing super easy for Apple hardware owners. You can also change the printer's settings from the downloadable HP Smart app (for Android and iOS) and print, scan, edit, and more from the companion app. The 2.65-inch color touchscreen allows for quick menu selection, with an easy-to-navigate interface with a home button and back button reminiscent of a cell phone screen. The printer includes paper guides you can use to adjust your paper size, and these guides can be a bit tough to move, but overall, the printer has a functional design. Regardless, this is much faster than a mobile photo printer like the Kodak Step, which only prints a single page per minute. This number drops slightly to 9 ppm in black and white and 6 ppm in color on battery, but the OfficeJet 250 has an external pack that's good for up to 90 minutes of printing. The ten-page automatic document feeder and up to 50 sheets of overall paper capacity allow this printer to push up to 10 pages per minute (ppm) in black and white and up to 7 ppm in color. However, with sharp looks and the ability to print, scan, and copy, it's a superb all-in-one printer with AirPrint that you can take on the go. Measuring 14.3 x 7.32 x 2.7 inches and weighing just 6.5 pounds, the OfficeJet 250 is lightweight, but it's still on the larger end for a battery-operated printer.

HP OfficeJet 250 All-In-One Printer Review
