Its connectivity options are also the best of the bunch – you can plug into a home computer (opens in new tab) with USB print over WiFi from your laptop (opens in new tab), smartphone (opens in new tab), or tablet (opens in new tab) and even print via Bluetooth from other mobile devices.
It did wash out light colors a little bit in one of the images we copied, but even that was minimal. It also copies images pretty well, with minimal banding or color issues and fairly good detail clarity, even in dark and shadowed images. When we copied regular text documents, the results were clean and readable, thanks to the HP’s scanning resolution, which was the best we saw in our review. In our testing, the copy quality was quite good. You can scan to a variety of file formats, including PDF, JPEG and TIFF. The scanner only reads one side of the page, but it can both scan and copy. It also has an automatic document feeder, so you can run multipage documents through its scanner. The HP OfficeJet All-in-One 250’s paper input feeder holds up to 50 pages of standard paper, which is the largest capacity offered on a mobile printer. If you want to make printing even more affordable, HP also sells high-capacity, XL versions of its ink cartridges, bumping up the page yields to 600 and 415 pages, respectively. In any event, HP offers a pretty good page yield for each cartridge, with a standard black cartridge producing some 200 pages and the tri-color cartridge lasting 165 pages, which is pretty good value for money when you consider that a cartridge usually costs around $18-$24. We don’t recommend tri-color ink cartridges on normal printers, but in a compact printer, it’s par for the course. HP OfficeJet All-in-One 250 review: FeaturesĪs an inkjet printer, the HP OfficeJet All-in-One 250 uses a two-cartridge system, with one cartridge for black ink and the second for cyan, magenta and yellow ink.
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