HP OfficeJet Pro 8035 All-in-One Wireless Printer
$199.99
Price: $199.99
(as of Mar 26, 2025 09:41:52 UTC – Details)
Set the new standard in business productivity. The HP OfficeJet Pro 8035 All-in-One is a revolutionary home office printer that includes 8 months of ink, delivered to your door. Features like Smart Tasks and scan-to-USB capabilities help increase productivity and save time. Reduce interruptions and maintain privacy and control, thanks to the 8035’s self-healing Wi-Fi and best-in-class security. No matter how you choose to connect to your wireless printer, you can be confident in quality prints.
4 reviews for HP OfficeJet Pro 8035 All-in-One Wireless Printer
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Brian Thomas –
Price point buy
Turns out this unit that was bought because it was a good price . This unit has been a great unit . It will run aftermarket ink just fine The self cleaning maintenance function is a great idea It keeps the nozzle cleanI would recommend this unitA- ratingA- and not A+ because, they want you to sign up for their ink contractThey act like , use of any ink other than theirs … Will mess the machine up. It won’t
Susan Thumm –
This is a good buy!
After using the second day, prints got really bad. The yellow only printed the first half if the page. Did everything suggested by the tech. After 3 hours, i just gave up. Probably will return it.Ok update on this printer. I print booklets for sale and I need to print excellent color photos . This printer gives just that! The problem I had with it was solved as soon as I replaced the cartridges. Prints beautifully now. Instant ink? Not so sure about this feature. I had to order from Amazon to finish up my photos.
jade gold –
Great value for the money with easy set up
It’s always a gamble when you buy a printer online and it has definitely been a while since I had to buy one I have always been most comfortable with HPT and was very pleased at how easy this was to set up. No more programming Wi-Fi you simply scan the code I did it in less than two minutes on my phone sent the link to my computer and everything was set up for me didn’t have to enter my password it was all very seamless. As for the ink cartridges there is ink included in the package and I specifically chose to sign up for the monthly agreement I was given a $40 credit and you use the pin code for the eight months of ink. As for the ink cartridges there is ink included in the package and I specifically chose to sign up for the monthly agreement I was given a $40 credit and you use the pin code for the eight months of ink Personally I really like this option because I never print more than 100 pages of month and to pay a monthly fee of 499 and the printer notifies for shipping of the ink is just one less thing I have to think about. I can’t count how many times in the past I was in the middle of printing documents or needing to do something quickly in the moment and I had run out of ink it is the most irritating thing ever and then you end up spending 60 $70 a month so choose the package that works best for you anyway it goes to me it’s a cost savings and a time savings. I can’t count how many times in the past I was in the middle of printing documents or needing to do something quickly in the moment and I had run out of ink it is the most irritating thing ever and then you end up spending 60 $70 a month so choose the package that works best for you anyway it goes to me it’s a cost savings and a time savings For the price I highly recommend This HP
Kennie –
Good printer for the price but……
This printer is good for the price. I wanted to create my own home post office using Pitney Bowes SendPro Office online. I would give the printer 5 stars but:Pros:(1) I like the print quality. It’s a good printer for documents and graphs. I’m not using it for pictures and I wouldn’t suggest you do. I’m sure there’s better printers on the market. The quality might be average because I did run into one alignment issues when I unplugged. But it is a good printer for home office and personal documents.(2) Connecting to wifi was pretty easy once you download the app. The printers main screen will show you video’s of what to do if you don’t understand the instructions. It will communicate with you as you set up your account set up It can be done by phone or laptop / computer.(3) Documents look nice on Bright white paper at 100%, and the black cartridges can take an XL.(4) It’s 200 % better than that stupid mess of a printer HP Tango X compact that I got from apple! Everything jammed in that printer and I paid the same price. This printer moves the paper nicely through the printer. You can even change the paper settings for thicker paper and cards.Cons:(1) I had a problem getting the printer to communicate with the Pitney Bowes software. It keeps saying the paper size envelope # 10 did not match the print job. I had already changed the settings on the printer etc. I finally called Pitney Bowes and they had to remote into set it. Make sure the post service you use at home has a live help desk or you will get frustrated using this printer with a home post office software.(2) I called help desk by HP to see if they could help. The representative was dumb as heck. She told me I was using the wrong paper size and that I needed envelope size # 10. I told her that’s what I was using. Then asked if could she provide the measurements for the envelope # 10 type that match’s the printer. This crazy told me just size 10….(me)!?!?!?!. I tried to explain that Envelope # 10 is not an exact measurement. You have 4.5in X 9.5…4 1/8 X 9.5…4.33 X 9.6 etc. If I was using the wrong size 10 tell me which one I should use. She knew nothing!!!! I don’t know why she even said anything if she didn’t fully know. She transferred me back to a number that only had the option for the virtual assistant. I was using 4 1/8 X 9.5 envelope # 10 but yet I’m WRONG????. At that point, I started SMGDH OFF!!! I finally tested the printer with MS word envelope settings and it worked fine. It was a program communication setting issue as I stated in (1).(3) The paper tray is a piece of GARBAGE!!! It’s extremely weak and doesn’t catch the print outs. I’m very scared that it will break before the printer. The issue is you need to remove all the paper in order to print envelopes. So I’m using it a lot :(. It might not hold up. I do have a top tray but I have now clue how to use it. Plus the top can’t be used for envelopes. The HP software seems to only recognize the main tray, the bottom one.(4) The ink cartridges insert was a pain in my behind. I had to google it. I was being too gentle because you really need to SNAP the top clip over the cartridges to get that dabb nabbit thing in place. This was disturbing because the inside is as weak as the paper tray! I felt like it couldn’t or wouldn’t hold up under the pressure required to insert the ink.(5) Too much wrapping of little things inside the printer like that stupid white thing in the ink slot. I couldn’t tell if it was apart of the printer or not.Hope’s this helps 🙂