The setup literally couldn’t have been easier - (1) plug the machine into an outlet, (2) power it on, (3) insert the ink cartridges, (4) expand the feeder / insert paper, (5) open the receiving tray for containing the printed sheets and then (6) download the app for controlling your machine remotely! It came with a power cord, both black and multi-color ink cartridges, and instructions. I love it’s sleek profile and how small it can be on your desktop, especially if you collapse the feeder / receiving trays when not in use. 🤣 I was SO EXCITED to set it up! I was a little worried that it might be a little heavy, but it was surprisingly light for this kind of multi-function machine. I recently received my new printer / scanner and you would have thought it was Christmas.

The HP DeskJet 3755 had all of the features I was looking for so once I located a retailer that had the color I wanted in stock I placed an order! I wanted something compact that wouldn’t take up much room, was stylish, was WiFi-enabled, and had both scanning and printing functionalities. I never needed a printer / scanner at home because I’ve almost always worked in an office setting where I had a device available to me for any of my very occasional printing needs, such as travel / event tickets (prior to digital versions), printing shipping / return labels, etc.Įver since quarantine went into effect, I would find myself wishing that I had a printing / scanning device at home for both personal and professional use… so, of course, I started shopping. Reviewing the HP DeskJet 3755 All-in-One Printer

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