HP – OfficeJet Pro 9720 Wireless Wide Format All-in-One Inkjet Printer, Scanner, Copier, AI-Enabled with 3 Mos of Instant Ink – Cement

Awesome printer - The printer was easy to set up and connect. Overall quality is great and its exactly what I was looking for.

Easy Setup, Great Print Quality, Feature Pack - This HP 9720 OfficerJet Pro printer is well built, easy to set up, and surprisingly heavy around 33lbs. As an all-in-one device, it can print, scan, and copy. For scanning, it offers both a flatbed glass scanner and a 35-page automatic document feeder (ADF). The paper tray holds up to 250 sheets, and the printer includes a 2.7-inch color touchscreen for manual operation. The setup process is very straightforward and practically plug-and-play. Simply connect the printer to power and follow the prompts on the screen. There is also a QR code sticker on the printer that takes you to HP's website, where you can follow the installation instructions. During setup, you are directed to the Apple App Store or Google Play Store to download the HP app. The HP app is user-friendly, and once the setup is complete, connecting the printer to Wi-Fi is easy. You can then print documents from any device connected to the same network. I printed several documents, and everything came out as expected, with great print quality and relatively fast printing speeds. I was also offered a three-month trial of HP Instant Ink, which I accepted. I have used this subscription service with other HP printers in the past and have generally had a good experience. HP sends replacement ink cartridges directly to your home and charges a monthly fee based on the number of pages you print. Plans range from $1.99 per month for 10 pages to $32.99 per month for 700 pages. One reason I decided to try Instant Ink again is that I don't print very often, and in the past, I have had issues with ink drying out before I could use it all. With this subscription, I find it more convenient to have replacement cartridges delivered when needed. Overall, this 9720 OfficeJet printer is a great printer, with a bunch of features including Ai is a great addition to my setup. It is marketed toward business owners, and I can definitely see how its features and convenience would be beneficial in that environment. WIth its fast printing, scanning and wide-printing format definitely a printer for a business. Be aware that it is considerably larger than a standard home printer and requires adequate space. In the box you get the printer, power cable, ink cartridges, and quick starter guide.

Excellent option for larger scale prints - The HP9720 is the world's first wide-format printer with P3 color. The P3 color system delivers an impressive true to screen color gamut with the widest spectrum of vibrant colors to date on any large format printer. P3 printers offer 25% more colors than traditional sRGB printers. Prints are supposed to match modern smartphone and laptop displays much more closely, reducing the surprise color shifts common with standard sRGB output. I printed a few maps on 11 x 17 copy paper, and printed full border-less photos on 11 x 17 glossy photo paper. All the prints came out with impressive clarity, definition and color. I didn't use HP photo papers, because none of the local stores had 11 x 17 HP photo papers in stock, so I just got some 3rd party glossy photo paper. The prints came out pretty nice, but didn't match colors exactly to my original photos. My original pics were in the P3 color profile, however some of the color and contrast seem to have been lost. Again, this could be due to the fact that I am not using HP photo paper. Most printers do best with their own brands of media, because they have been tested and designed to work best with their hardware. I am uploading 2 color photos and a couple maps I printed. While the colors were not exact in this test print, the pictures by themselves still look very good. The high def photos took about 2 minutes to print, and the maps printed in just a few seconds on regular copy paper. I originally wanted this printer for it's wide format capabilities, because I intended on printing maps for delivery applications. For this purpose, the printer will be perfect. The printer does except all the standard paper sizes and envelopes for printing. The flat bed scanner can handle up to 11 x 14 inch media. The auto document feeder can only handle 8.5 x 11 inch papers. The Auto doc feeder can scan double sided papers with the dual pass method. The depth of the printer is pretty close to HP's other 8 x 10 Officejet printers. The paper tray sits at a normal position to the printer for 8 x 10 papers, but needs to be extended forward to accommodate any media that is greater than 8 x 10 papers, like the 11 x 17. The extended paper tray is a little obtrusive, but not really noticed if you have the ouput tray extended anyway. the 2.7" Color Touchscreen is big enough to easily read and make selections on. IT also tilts outward to give you a better view from higher angles while using the printer. The width of the printer is about 23 inches wide, and about 32lbs, making it a bit bulkier than HPs other standard format printers which are about 17 inches wide and roughly 20lbs Regular prints and scans come out great as expected. FYI after printing about 8 full size 11 x 17 photos my ink reserves were down to about half, so if your intent is large format photos, you might want to make sure you have some additional ink cartridges on hand. Photo paper typically uses 2 to 4 times as much ink as plain paper. If you subscribe to HP's Instant Ink program you can utilize their mobile app to print from anywhere, as long as you have a data connection. The same goes for their PC app. This is extremely useful if you travel a lot or have multiple locations that you work from. I subscribe to the Instant Ink program specifically for this feature, and the FAX feature. I no longer have a FAX machine as I can send one from the HP app itself without the need for additional hardware or accessories. I printed a few larger scale images combining the prints to make larger posters. I taped the edges to join the sheets of paper. This is a great way to create much larger projects, without spending a ton of extra money. Overall this printer works great, and is a great option for anyone looking to make larger than 8 x 10 prints. It prints great on photo paper as well as plain paper. The colors were not as accurate as I would have expected on the photo prints, but that could also be because I was not using HP papers. I still love all the features that this printer brings to the table, especially with the added option of remote prints.

Perfect for the family and work from home use - Better than expected! The first thing I noticed when printing was the high print quality. The text is super crisp, colors are accurate and detailed, and the level of quality looks more like an office print out vs a home print out. I must say the printer was a little bigger than I expected. The scanner effortlessly handles a high volume. I haven't had any mis-scans, so that has been much appreciated. The set-up is basically plug and play with the normal updates and driver install and it went smoothly without any issues. this printer is definitely a beast and looking forward to reliable use as the build quality, fit, and finish is well above average. I really enjoy the color touchscreen and the HP app which has made printing random school projects from the kids devices super easy and flexible. If you have the space and are looking for a work horse printer for the family, this is an excellent choice to meet the needs of a family and work from home use. Great printer, can't find anything lacking.

Does the basics well but has some drawbacks - I've been using this printer for a bit and I like it but for the more basic functions. I'll start with the fact that I love this size and format of printer. Being able to print on 11" x 17" paper is great. It's helpful when trying to do layouts and demos without having the have the cost of an actual large format printer. I like that it's wider than deep so it fits nicely on top of a file cabinet. The screen is not overly easy to see. I feel like I have to get down on it's level to see it clearly and the touch on the screen is heavy and seems delayed. The printer as a whole looks clean and professional and will look nice if it's sitting out in view. The printer tray is huge and well laid out with all the different sizes and orientations marked well. It did not work great for me with photo paper which I'll get into later. For normal paper it worked great. There are also a lot of access places once the trays pull out and the back flips open if there is a jam, it should be easy to clear. The quality is great. Regular printing is clear and crisp and the color is nice. Photos turn out very well, when you can get it to feed the paper. I actually had to push the photo paper into the rollers because it would not autofeed. If you're not intending on using this for photos often it's not impossible, but I can't recommend this for thicker paper. Hopefully mine was just a defect. The scanner is clear and easy. The software is easy to use and the app works well. setup of both the printer and apps are relatively straightforward. One thing that is noticeably missing for me is a multifuction input tray. I mainly use letter size paper so that's what I load in the main tray, but use ledger, legal, envelopes and photo paper fairly often and not having to unload the main tray every time is a huge help. Overall if this is a printer that's just used to run one kind of paper it will be great. Not being able to print photo paper easily is a drawback that will have to be factored in.

11X17 color printing - HP OfficeJet 9720 I needed a printer that can handle 11X17 paper. This is awesome. I also was eager to test out the AI printing capabilities. Even though it comes in a large box, the unit itself fits really well on my side table in my office for printing. Set up is pretty straightforward. You will want to download the HP app to your mobile device and log in (or create an account if you dont already have one). ONce you do that you are ready to follow the set up screens. Of course the app will do more than just help you set up the printer. I was eager to test out the AI print options right away. Mainly this will allow you to limit unwanted content when printing. For instance when printing a website it will help you reduce unwanted content and ads so you print less ages and the content is concise, just what you want. So far this has been very helpful. The display screen allows you manage all the settings but you can also do this from the HP app. I personally find the app a great resource and use it more than I do the display on the printer. Scanning is great and again I can manage the scans from the app. The document feeder is great too although it is only one sided for scanning. I really like the 11X17 paper size and the print quality is awesome. I have used the HP Instant Ink before and you get 3 free months to test this out. Overall easy to set up, lots of features and quality is awesome with a very handy app for all your printing and scanning needs.

Bigger than I thought, more costly too - I gotta say I was really caught off guard by the gigantic box this came in, but then I saw the actual printer and it made sense because this thing is big. That being said, this printer was a lot more lightweight than I expected out of the box. Weight does not necessarily equal quality, especially in a printer so it doesn't really matter. It looks like a pretty standard home office printer. In terms of setup, you do have to use an app and have an HP account. Usually, I absolutely hate that everything now is done through an app and you need an online account for everything. However, this is a wireless printer so this is something that is to be expected. The HP app is not too hard to use so there is that. One thing that I was more annoyed than I expected was the display brightness. The size is good but for whatever reason, it seemed a bit dimmer than it needed to be. Print quality was good. Text was crisp. Color documents were decent. One thing to note is that it does seem to burn through the magenta and cyan cartridges much more quickly than others. Now, one thing that I absolutely do feel is a fair criticism is the Instant Ink program. HP is pushing hard into it and they even include 3 months of it in the printer. I think its awful. It's so full of arbitrary rules that it almost is never worth it. You pay for pages not ink. Doesn't matter if you have one letter on a page. Unless you can accurately predict how many pages you will exactly print, you will either overpay for unused pages or overpay because you went over your limit. They also brick your cartridges as soon as you cancel your subscription which is wasteful and anti-consumer. Regular cartridges are also super expensive and HP makes it impossible to use third-party cartridges. All in all, the printer is decent. The Instant Ink program also is hard to recommend.

Very good printer for home or small office - I ordered this for it's wide format capability and it fulfills this requirement well. Overall, the printer is very good. It offers most essential functionalities, with the exception of faxing. With the number of virtual faxing services, it's almost not a necessity. The print is clear and vibrant, with no smudging or color runs. Using the HP desktop application on my PC, setup was very fast and simple. The application immediately recognized my printer and downloaded my drivers. I used the application on my mobile device to initiate and complete the setup of the printer. The touchscreen display is very easy to view and navigate. It is extremely responsive to the touch and logical to follow the prompts. I was able to accomplish duplex printing, but I was not able to accomplish duplex scanning. According to the specifications, this is supposedly automatic. I was only able to scan one-sided, which was a disappointment. The document feeder works smoothly and the paper tray holds plenty of paper for my purposes. I would recommend this for any small office or home office. I tested printer functionality with both my Windows PC and my iPhone 16. Both worked perfectly.

The ultimate office workhorse - The HP OfficeJet Pro 9720 Wireless All-in-One is an absolute workhorse that effortlessly bridges the gap between everyday office tasks and professional wide-format printing. What really stands out is its ability to handle up to 11x17 tabloid-sized prints, making it incredibly easy to produce sharp, borderless marketing materials, large spreadsheets, and vibrant graphics with rich P3 color accuracy right from your desk. The set-up is quick and hassle-free, while the self-healing dual-band Wi-Fi and HP Smart App integration mean you can send jobs seamlessly from your phone or laptop without annoying connection dropouts. Printing speeds are impressively fast for an inkjet, document scanning via the automatic feeder is smooth, and the AI-enhanced document features make digitizing paperwork noticeably faster. It does take up a bit more desk space than a basic desktop printer to accommodate the larger paper size, but for any small business or home office that needs versatile, high-quality wide-format printing without the commercial price tag, it is a fantastic investment that reliably delivers every single time.

WOW - If I could only use one word to describe this HP OfficeJet Pro 9720 in the wide format, that word would be WOW! I’m very impressed with the look, the feel, the overall performance of this printer. I have an HP that we use exclusively at home for all of our printing needs and I was so happy with that printer that I jumped at the chance to receive this one. Pros: This MACHINE is phenomenal. It has so MANY options that it would take a while to describe them so instead I will I hit on the ones that mean the most to me. First of all, this printer just “looks good” it is well made, well designed and functions perfectly. This is the first printer that I have owned that allows me to print in the wide format and 11X17 sheets of paper. I use this exclusively at my job, I am a Pastor and even though we have a large, industrial printer that we use for the business of the Church, I no longer have to walk to the secretaries office to print, I have my own and again, its phenomenal. I love the color screen, I love that it’s wireless, I love how the paper loads, I love that I have not had one single issue w/ this printer. I plugged it in, I connected it to all my devices wirelessly and it does what it says it’s supposed to do. I like the instant ink, I like that it’s not that heavy, I like that it’s just a well thought out, well made printer. WOW! And by the way, I HIGHLY recommend it and it is well worth the price!

Print posters? Yes please! - This is an excellent upgrade to a standard 8 x 11 printer. I have found so many uses for this wide format printer. It saves me trips to the print shop for printing out large banner flyers that are 11 x 17 that usually cost me a fortune to print. The set up is as simple as it can be you can set up by your phone or you can set up using a PC. I was literally up and running in 10 minutes from opening to printing. Being a wide format printer means it does take up significantly more room than a standard printer, but that is to be expected however, you may want to account for that in a small home/office space. The prints themselves come out looking fantastic and it produces photo quality prints. You could easily frame one of these 11x17s and people would think that it was purchased from a gallery and not printed at your house or office. The build quality on this printer is excellent as well. The trays don’t feel quite as flimsy as a standard printer trays do probably because of the extra weight they need to hold from the larger stock. I highly recommend this printer for anyone that’s looking to print their own posters.

Printer/scanner/copier - Just got it set up and connected to wi-fi. I have not had time to try all that it does, but so far so good.

The Big Boy - The HP OfficeJet Pro 9720 is one big boy! It designed to offer wide format printing while still being an all in one printer. The wide format allows you to print up to 11 x 17 pages and load them into the paper tray below. The scanner only supports 11 x 14 with an extended tray so that way as we’re scanning, it’s not falling off the printer. All of this makes it one big boy. Set up was common and easy just like any HP printer. Unbox it, remove all packaging tape, plug it in, scan the QR code and follow step-by-step instructions. Once you start following the instructions, it will instruct you to connect to WiFi, you’ll open the front of the case and insert the four ink cartridges and then you will through the proper procedure of aligning your ink jet heads. If you haven’t already, it will instruct you to open a HP account. They’ll ask you if you want to do a trial of their ink refill. A good thing to know is that once you set it up on one device on your Wi-Fi at home, it will be available on all of your other devices as a wireless printer so you don’t have to download the app multiple times over. I do recommend downloading the app, especially to your cell phones because most people use our cell phones or an iPad and it allows just more feature features that allows you to scan or even print from anywhere. This printer supports a ton of features. It has double-sided printing. It’s very fast. I was able to print a 20 page double sided document and to be honest by the time I hit start and got downstairs, which wasn’t that long. Maybe just a few minutes the printer was already done printing all 20 pages. That statistic is backed up by. It’s estimated print speed of 20 pages per minute black-and-white in 18 pages per minute in . I think that’s relatively fast for an inkjet. Although the scanner only supports 11 x 14 and not the same size that it can print 11 x 17 it does hold 35 documents. The print quality is strong 1200 x 1200 for black-and-white 4800 x 1200 for color which will support some nice graphics for large 11 x 17 prints or any photo. Other features include a 250 page tray to store paper, an illuminated interior so you can see jams and where you’re putting the ink in this is the first printer I’ve ever earned with an illuminated interior like a vintage car and finally the screen is 2.7 inches and it is a touchscreen which is adequate size to use the printer sometimes they can be too small while this is on the smaller side it is still very usable. The 9720 is advertised as a small to medium business printer but it is a well diverse tool and I really think it’s good for anyone that prints heavily. Well, I don’t own a small business. I am on a few boards and very active within the community and with my job having this tool ready to go just makes things easy. I’m excited to use this printer contact time because of how large it is and the ability to handle larger pages usually during tax time that’s when I start receiving some some large statements, and I can just pop them in and hit scan. I’m also on a public image committee for a nonprofit and excited that I’ll be able to print large flyers and graphics right at home. My local Staples and printing shops have all closed and I think that’s a common theme in our country especially outside of cities or high dense populations but that’s not always a case nowadays either so why not have the tool right at home?

Very Powerful and Versatile Printer - This is a very powerful printer with a solid construction and a beautiful tilting large color LCD screen. It has all the goodies with a large paper capacity in terms of the number of sheets, excellent clarity of print outs, scanning, fast printing speed, multi-paper feeder and wide format paper capability. This printer has a larger footprint than most personal printers in order to accommodate an office environment where legal, engineering and many other types of industries would require the wider format paper feed. The glass on top is also larger to easily make larger copies. It is not so big that it cannot be used in a personal home environment. It does give you capabilities beyond the usual-sized home printer. I did use the new HP App on a Windows PC to do the Setup. Ultimately it worked but there were some glitches that HP should try to eliminate. The process could not get the WiFi password like it said it could, but this was a minor glitch. Then the Setup Process got stuck in a loop saying “Sign into Your HP Account” even though I was already signed in. It says sometimes “…sign in using your browser if problems” but that did not work. I did try a 'Diagnose and Fix' option and this also got caught in a loop with a confusing message “Exit Diagnose and Fix?” then underneath it gives two options Exit and Continue. I say 'Continue' and it comes back with the same message. Ultimately, I overcame all these obstacles, and the printer was working properly both via the HP App or via Windows - great. Now I see the LCD screen on the printer is still showing the QR code panel. Other HP printers automatically remove this screen and display the normal Copy, Scan etc. screen… Turns out if I hit the question mark in the message the QR screen gives way to the proper screen. I did find that other users had the same confusion. I do expect that using the cell phone to do the install may have been a better option versus installing from my PC. Although I mentioned some setup curve balls, this is an excellent printer at a very reasonable price point, and I do highly recommend it with the caution you need to weave through some minor setup/install glitches.

Reliable Wide-Format Printer - I’ve been using the HP OfficeJet Pro 9720 printer for a couple of weeks already, and my experience with it has proven that it is a great addition to my home office. It took me little time to set it up and connect it to my wireless network. I have printed both from my laptop and my phone with no connection issues. The print quality is great. The black text is clear and crisp while charts, images, and color documents are also of high quality. The ability to print large pages up to 11x17 inches enables me to print spreadsheets, posters and other documents that need more space than the standard letter size. The importance of the responsive touchscreen and user-friendly settings cannot be underestimated. I have used the device to scan and copy documents and everything went fine. The automatic document feeder has helped me to easily scan multiple pages while the automatic double-sided printing feature has helped me to save paper. The 250-sheet capacity of the paper tray has allowed me to print a lot of documents without having to refill the tray for a long time. The only drawback I see is that the OfficeJet Pro 9720 printer is a bit bulky which requires more space on your desk compared to an ordinary home printer. Also, it undoubtedly works better with original HP cartridges competing devices. Overall, I believe that OfficeJet Pro 9720 is a great printer from the point of view of its reliability, printing speed and the ability to print in color and duplex mode.

Great print jobs with nice features! - I got this HP Officejet Pro 9720 wireless printer for many reasons. Besides the usual at home use for myself, the wife and kids at school, I have a small business on the side that requires a decent amount of printing as I create labels, receipts and scan quite a few documents . I also wanted a printer that wasn't going to take up a large amount of space in my home office and more specifically my desk. We have been using this printer/scanner for a little over 2 weeks and it has checked all of the boxes and then some. Out of the box, there is not assembly required besides inserting the ink cartridges. Since it is wireless, there is no USB cable, which for me is nice, because I already have enough cords running around my desk. Inserting of the ink cartridges is fairly easy. Before getting started I downloaded the app on my phone and desktop. The app is easy to navigate and use. Much of what you can set up on the control panel can also be managed on the app, so it is nice to have both options. You can adjust the panel and it's touchscreen is easy to navigate and it is responsive. I have had many HP printers and just like the previous printers, this one doesn't disappoint. The quality of the print jobs and speed are good. Not really concerned about the noise level, but I would say that it is normal compared to other machines. Of course as its name indicates, you have the option of doing the 11X17 print jobs, which is nice to have to improve the look and quality of a higher end print job. Quality of the scans are also good. As many products tend to have in the last 2 years or so, they now come with AI assistance and this HP printer is no exception. The AI feature that comes on the app allows you to enhance the print jobs and gives you the recommendations to remove excess that might take away from the print job. Overall, I am very satisfied with the HP OfficeJet Pro 9720. It checks off all of the boxes that one needs if you run a decent amount of print jobs on a daily basis.

Great printer with benefit of 11x17, win-win - First wide format printer for me, and as an art/print lover, I'm was really looking forward to trying the 11" x 17" output to add to my collection. That aside, it's a printer from HP, you know it's going to work and do its job. You have your standard features of a scanner and auto-feed tray, thumb drive printing support, touchscreen interface with everything you need along with being able to type on a keypad and not do the old-school hit the same key 3 times to cycle through letters/numbers, which always made setup a total headache. None of that here! And everything works, setup was done in ~10 minutes, paper was loaded and off we went. Speaking of, you can fit upto 250 sheets of paper, half a ream, so massive storage there. There's an advertised 22 PPM for black and white with 18 PPM on the color side, and in my testing I think that's actually a little on the low side - your mileage may vary, but for standard documents I was seeing more like 25 PPM and 20 PPM, respectively. But I'm splitting hairs. For portraits and art, you can take the DPI up to 4800 x 1200, which provides more than enough clarity and detail for just about any piece you'll want to frame up to that 11" x 17" size. Easy recommendation; has the bells and whistles you'd expect with a larger format capability that you don't *need* to use but is there if and when you do want to mess around with it. Prints, scans, does what I asked it to do and didn't give me any headaches. That's a win in my book.

A very good and easy to use printer - This HP OfficeJet Pro has proven to be my ultimate home office printer. I struggled with printers that would either break down or the cost of ink would be too much. Now, with the 9720, I am very happy with how this has helped both my home office work and my children's school needs. Despite coming in a large box, the 9720 printer itself is remarkably lightweigh and features a nice soft-white design that matches my aesthetics and white all-in-one desktop computer. The setup process is the only issue I ran into. You are provided a QR code to set up with a step-by-step visual guide. My issue lay with the HP app as it was not syncing into my accound. Everything ran smoothly once I was able to get past this issue and finally having the printer connected to my home wifi and into my account. The 9720 has a very responsive, tiltable LCD screen that makes navigating settings simple, even adjusting the dates and time. Using the app on my ios devices makes this even more simple and effortless. Performance wise, the 9720 is excellent on all aspects. It handles both standard and legal-sized paper without needing two separate trays. This also has auto-duplex printing, and an automatic document feeder that works and has never jammed at all. Text and images are very crisp and high quality, especially when using standard bright 24lb paper. Replacing cartridges is very simple, and HP offers the Instant Ink Subscription where your monthly rate is based on how many pages you use. You can opt out of the subscription if you feel it doesn't meet your needs. Overall, this has been such a joy to have in my home office and for my teens to use for thier summer school needs.

Solid Performance Printer - The HP OfficeJet Pro 9720 is HP's entry into wide-format printing while retaining the company's business-oriented OfficeJet Pro design. If you think a standard all-in-one takes up space, this one is naturally wider to handle larger paper sizes. It occupies a significant amount of desk space, so make sure you have the room before trying to fit it into a typical home office or living room nook. Setup follows the usual modern HP routine. You install the ink cartridges, power it up, and connect it to your Wi-Fi network. Like other recent models, the touchscreen is large, responsive, and easy to read. It also makes navigation easier than the smaller displays found on many budget printers. When it comes to performance, the 9720 is quick. Print jobs begin with very little delay after being sent, and both black-and-white and color documents are produced at a brisk pace. Black text is crisp, while color documents are vibrant and dry quickly enough that I didn't encounter smudging when handling freshly printed pages. The biggest advantage is the wide-format capability combined with solid paper handling. If your household regularly prints on cardstock or heavier craft paper, this printer handled those materials reliably in my testing. Previous printers I owned frequently jammed when feeding thicker media, but the 9720 completed the same jobs without issue. The paper tray also holds enough sheets that I wasn't constantly refilling it during larger print jobs. Scanning and copying through the automatic document feeder worked reliably. Multi-page documents scanned without issue, and the HP app makes it easy to send those scans directly to your phone. The "AI-Enabled" features are less compelling. Like other recent smart printers, these functions rely on documents being processed through HP's servers, which may not appeal to users who prioritize data privacy. The features are intended to perform tasks such as removing email headers or advertisements before printing, but the setup feels clunky, and I often found myself printing normally instead. At least in its current form, the AI functionality doesn't add much value to everyday use. Overall, the HP OfficeJet Pro 9720 is a strong choice if you specifically need wide-format printing, fast print speeds, and reliable handling of heavier paper. The AI features currently feel more like an added extra than a reason to buy the printer, but the core printing, scanning, and paper handling performance make a solid case on their own.

A Versatile Solution For Small Business & Home Use - HP's OfficeJet Pro 9720 Wide Format Printer is a great All-In-One multi-function solution good for small business and home alike. It prints in both color and black and white using HP 936 ink cartridges. As a wide format printer, this HP printer is capable of printing from standard size 8 1/2 X 11" paper, legal paper sized 8 1/2 x 14" as well as 8 1/2 x 17". This printer is an all-in-one multi-function printer capable of printing all of the aforementioned paper sizes and copying and scanning standard and legal sized documents using the included flatbed scanner in both color and black and white. The HP 9720 printer uses HP Chip cartridges only both new and refilled. After unboxing the new HP OfficeJet Pro 9720 Wide Format printer and removing all of the items secured with blue tape and cardboard, I found the printer to be quite easy to set up and connect to my wireless Wi-Fi network. The HP 9720 is a bit larger than HP's standard OfficeJet printers and quite a bit heavier necessitating a larger space and a sturdy base to set it on. The initial test print came out clear and bright using the provided HP 936 cartridges. This HP printer also includes HP's AI that easily removes unwanted content so that prints come out the way you want them. The wide format allows printing of floor plans, organization charts, mood and vision boards and spreadsheets. It is a versatile solution that comes with three months worth of ink.