HP DeskJet 2922 Wireless All-in-One Color Printer

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

The HP DeskJet 2922 is one of those “cheap to buy, but don’t expect it to be a workhorse” type of all-in-ones. If you just need occasional colour printing/scanning from home or a small office—quotes, forms, a few pages a week—it’ll do the job without fuss. The wireless setup is generally straightforward, and as a low-cost entry into printing it’s good value, especially at ~£56 ex-VAT. It’s also fine for basic scanning when you don’t need production-level quality or speed.

Where I’d push back: if you’re printing regularly or you care about low running costs, inkjets like this can get pricey because the cost per page can creep up fast—especially with colour. Also, for teams that rely on consistent paper handling and faster throughput, this isn’t the category you want; you’ll feel the limitations compared with newer “business” inkjets or even entry-level laser for monochrome. My honest take: buy it if your printing volume is light and mixed (colour occasionally), and you want a budget all-in-one. Don’t buy it if you’re trying to minimise long-term printing spend or need dependable daily output.