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# 35-page auto document feeder Wireless mobile printing 4800x1200 dpi color resolution OfficeJet 3830 All-in-One Wireless Printer, Instant Ink, Works with Alexa (K7V40A)

**Brand:** hp
**Price:** 3937.51 DT
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🖨️ Print smart, print fast, stay connected — your office’s new MVP!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** OfficeJet 3830 All-in-One Wireless Printer, Instant Ink, Works with Alexa (K7V40A) by hp
- **How much does it cost?** 3937.51 DT with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tn](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/18574468-officejet-3830-all-in-one-wireless-printer-instant-ink-works)

## Best For

- hp enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted hp brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact & Quiet Design:** Fits elegantly on your desk or shelf with an optional quiet mode that keeps your workspace peaceful and productive.
- • **Seamless Mobile Printing:** Print effortlessly from your smartphone or tablet anytime, anywhere with HP ePrint and AirPrint compatibility.
- • **Vivid, Professional Quality:** Experience sharp, vibrant prints at up to 4800 x 1200 dpi resolution that make your documents and photos pop.
- • **Time-Saving Auto Document Feeder:** Scan, copy, or fax multipage documents quickly with the 35-sheet automatic feeder—perfect for busy professionals.
- • **Instant Ink Ready & Alexa Enabled:** Never run out of ink with HP Instant Ink subscription and control your printer hands-free via Alexa voice commands.

## Overview

The HP OfficeJet 3830 is a compact all-in-one wireless inkjet printer designed for home and small office use. It delivers high-quality color prints at up to 4800 x 1200 dpi, supports mobile printing via HP ePrint and AirPrint, and features a 35-page automatic document feeder for efficient multitasking. With a responsive touchscreen, optional quiet mode, and compatibility with Alexa voice control, it combines convenience and performance. The printer supports HP Instant Ink for hassle-free ink management and offers reliable, easy setup across multiple devices.

## Description

Easy mobile printing: Start printing and get connected quickly with easy setup from your smartphone, tablet, or PC. Connect your smartphone or tablet directly to your printer? And easily print without accessing a network. Manage printing tasks and scan on the go with the free HP all-in-1 Printer Remote mobile app. Affordable at-home printing: Full of value? Print up to twice as many pages with Original HP high-yield ink cartridges. Get high-quality prints? Time after time? With an all-in-one designed and built to be reliable. Everything you need? Right away: Take charge of your tasks and finish in less time with the easy-to-use 2.2-inch (5.5 cm) display. Quickly copy, scan, and fax multipage documents with the 35-page automatic document feeder. Access coloring pages, recipes, coupons, and more with free HP Printables? Delivered on your schedule. Designed to fit your life: Save your space with a compact all-in-one designed to fit on your desk, on a shelf, or anywhere you need it. Print in any room you choose? Without causing disruptions. Optional quiet mode helps keep noise to a minimum. Compatible Operating Systems - Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7; OS X v10.8 Mountain Lion, OS X v10.9 Mavericks, OS X v10.10 Yosemite.

Review: Goodbye Canon...HP is Simple, intuitive, and frustration-free! - Short version: If you want a reasonably priced, reliable printer that is simple to install and easy to use, this HP Officejet 3830 is a great choice. Set-up: The set up takes less than 15 minutes to complete, and it instantly works with all your devices on the same wifi network. There's no need to download a particular app (though it offers a good one if you like that sort of thing), nor does it require any special set up with your computer. Use: This printer is self-explanatory and intuitive. The touch screen isn't very large, but it's much more responsive than the one on my old HP Envy 100, so it's actually an improvement for me. If you can use a regular sized touchscreen smartphone, you can use this with no problem. Ink: After comparing the various manufacturers' ink cartridge options for ink jet printers, I've found them all to be comparably priced, but I prefer HP, because (1) it requires only two cartridges (black & color), whereas other printers often require one black and three or more color cartridges*; and (2) the HP Instant Ink program (which is optional) is cheaper and extremely convenient. *I know some people have complained about the single color cartridges, preferring to use individual colors to conserve ink. My response to that complaint is twofold. First, in my experience, when one color is out, the other colors are close behind, so the convenience of the combined cartridges is worth it. Second, any ink waste that results from the combined color cartridges is minimal compared to the "waste" generated from separate color cartridges. With combined color cartridges, there is one cartridge, one sealed package, one paper insert and one outer box. With individual color cartridges, there are three (or more) plastic cartridges, three sealed packages, three paper inserts and three outer boxes. That's a lot of unnecessary waste! Other issues: The only other concern that's been raised in the desertcart reviews is the paper feeder. Apparently a few people have complained that it grabs several pages at once, causing paper waste and jams. I've noticed that sometimes the paper doesn't fully load into the feeder, and when that happens, it can cause this problem. The paper feeder itself is a bit awkward. Still, as long as I make sure the paper is properly and fully loaded, I don't have this problem. All things considered, this is a fairly minor problem with an otherwise excellent printer. Long Version - HP v Canon: I literally gave away my brand new Canon MG7520 printer and replaced it with this HP Officejet 3830, and I couldn't be happier. After my trusty old HP Envy 100 took a spill off my desk and shattered, I researched printers online to select its replacement. I've always had HPs at home and work, but I wanted to find the best value regardless of brand. Although the expert and consumer reviews were generally all over the place, with printers receiving 4.8 stars on one website and 2.4 stars on another, I noticed that on most sites the Canon printers were rated the highest of all the major brands. Based on that research, I bought a Canon MG7520 on sale at Best Buy. Though I'm no computer expert, I have set up a number of similar printers for myself and my family members, and based on my experience, I knew it shouldn't take more than about 15 minutes to connect my new Canon printer. Over one month and countless wasted hours trying to get that thing to work, I finally packed it up and donated it to Goodwill (the Best Buy return period had long since expired, and I didn't want to waste any more of my time, even just trying to sell it on Craigslist). During that month of fruitless efforts to get the Canon printer to print something other than the Printer Connection Settings sheet, I tried everything to get it to work with any of my devices. I used the included installation disk; I downloaded the drives and software from the website; I manually installed the drivers; I followed the instructions in the box and the (different) instructions online; and I even talked to Canon customer support several times. Nothing worked. After waving the white flag, I bought this HP Officejet 3830 from desertcart. Two days later (thank you Prime!), it arrived. Ten minutes, 47 seconds later, it was printing from my desktop, laptop, phone and tablet. I never even had to look at the instructions. HP install: Plug in, enter wifi password, insert paper, print. Canon install: Plug in, choose LAN connection type, enter wifi password, download app, change LAN connection type to "offline" set up, register printer, change LAN again, select online options, try to connect, if connection fails even when connected, try to decipher cryptic installation instructions, start all over, etc etc. You get the idea. Does Canon print better photos? I wouldn't know, but I've heard it does. If you're buying a printer primarily for photo printing, perhaps Canon is the way to go. But if you need a printer for everyday, household/small business printing needs, I highly recommend HP, and in particular I recommend the HP Officejet 3830. It's easy and it works. Oh, and the photos look just fine.
Review: This printer has been a great printer for 7 years - Just got this printer, but so far it's worked beautifully. I had an old HP K80 deskjet that was probably 10+ years old. It was still working well on my old Windows 7 laptop, but wouldn't work properly on my Windows 10 laptop. I guess I can't blame HP for not providing updated drivers for a printer that's over a decade old. Setup was simple. I didn't use the included software CD. I just hit the wifi button on the printer's touch screen and typed in the wifi password. It connected and went through the setup process of installing the ink cartridges and printing/scanning the test page. The Windows 10 laptop had no problem finding the new printer and automatically installed the drivers. My Windows 7 laptop also connected wirelessly to the printer without any problems. It's as close to plug-and-play as you could get with a printer. I tested it out by printing out a 30-page document, and then copying that same document with the copy function. It worked flawlessly. I obviously can't speak to the reliability over the long term as I just received this a couple days ago, but so far I am very happy with my purchase. For $40, it would be hard to beat this printer. The only negative is the cost of the replacement cartridges, but that's pretty much the same with any inkjet printer. I've also read reviews saying this printer is slow, but compared to my old printer it is much faster, so I have no complaints. UPDATE (6/1/18): I really love this printer. So far it has done everything I have wanted it to without any hassle. It not only prints well from my laptops, but I have it printing from my smartphone with the HP app. UPDATE (2/13/19): I've had this printer about a year and am still loving it. I've printed wirelessly from both Windows computers and Android phones without any problems. I've also copied, scanned, faxed without any problems. I see a lot of other reviews saying that they lose WiFi connection, but I've never had that happen. Maybe it's because my printer sits right next to the wireless router, but I've never had it disconnect from my wireless network. I've also never had any paper jams or refusals to print like others have. I guess I just got a good unit. All I can suggest is that if you get a unit that has problems, return it within the return window, but if you get a good unit then you should be good to go. UPDATE (4/5/25): This printer is still going strong. I will say that the HP Instant Ink subscription has gotten more expensive over the years. When I first signed up it was $2.99/month for 50 pages. HP has since raised the price to $3.99 and then again to $4.99. If they raise the price again I will probably cancel the Instant Ink service and go back to buying cartridges, as the value of the Instant Ink service will no longer be there for me compared to just buying the cartridges. I will say that the Instant Ink cartridges are much better than the ones you can buy, as they contain a lot more ink.

## Features

- Main functions of this HP color inkjet compact printer: copy, scan, fax, wireless printing, Air Print, touchscreen, Instant Ink ready so you'll never run of ink, and more
- Mobile printing: print from anywhere using your smartphone or tablet with the free HP ePrint app, easily print from your iPhone or iPad with Air Print
- Optional quiet mode helps keep noise to a minimum

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B013SKI4EM |
| Additional Printer Functions | Copy |
| B&W Pages per Minute | 20 ppm |
| Best Sellers Rank | #145,510 in Office Products ( See Top 100 in Office Products ) #59 in Desktop Photo Printers |
| Brand | HP |
| Built-In Media | HP 63 Setup Black Ink Cartridge (~165 pages) HP 63 Setup Tri-color Ink Cartridge (tri-color composite yield ~100 pages), HP OfficeJet 3830 All-in-One Printer, Power Cord, Regulatory flyer, Setup poster |
| Color | Black |
| Color Pages per Minute | 16 ppm |
| Compatible Devices | Smartphones |
| Connectivity Technology | USB, Wi-Fi |
| Control Method | Voice |
| Controller Type | Amazon Alexa, Vera |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 32,834 Reviews |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Dual-sided printing | Yes |
| Duplex | Manual |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00889296063285 |
| Hardware Interface | USB 2.0 |
| Ink Color | Color |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 14.33"D x 17.72"W x 8.54"H |
| Item Type Name | All-in-One Wireless Printer |
| Item Weight | 12.37 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | HP |
| Maximum Copy Resolution Black and White | 600 dpi |
| Maximum Copy Resolution Color | 4800 x 1200 dpi |
| Maximum Copy Speed Black and White | 20 ppm |
| Maximum Media Size | 8.5 x 14 inch |
| Maximum Print Resolution Black and White | 600 dpi |
| Maximum Sheet Capacity | 250 |
| Maximum print Resolution Color | 4800 x 1200 dpi |
| Model Name | K7V40A#B1H |
| Model Number | 3830 |
| Model Series | OfficeJet |
| Number of Trays | 1 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Auto Document Feeder, Cloud Print Enabled, Energy Star, HP Instant Ink Eligible, Network-Ready, Optional HP High-Yield Cartridges, Touch Screen |
| Output sheet capacity | 250 |
| Paper Size | 3 x 5 to 8.5 x 14, Letter, Legal, Envelope |
| Print media | Card stock, Envelopes, Glossy photo paper, High-resolution paper, Labels, Paper (plain) |
| Printer Connectivity Type | USB, Wi-Fi |
| Printer Output Type | Color |
| Printer Type | Inkjet |
| Printing Technology | Inkjet |
| Processor Count | 1 |
| Resolution | 600 x 600 |
| Scanner Type | Flatbed |
| Special Feature | Auto Document Feeder, Cloud Print Enabled, Energy Star, HP Instant Ink Eligible, Network-Ready, Optional HP High-Yield Cartridges, Touch Screen Special Feature Auto Document Feeder, Cloud Print Enabled, Energy Star, HP Instant Ink Eligible, Network-Ready, Optional HP High-Yield Cartridges, Touch Screen See more |
| Specific Uses For Product | Home/Office |
| Total USB 2.0 Ports | 1 |
| Total Usb Ports | 1 |
| UPC | 889296063285 |
| Unit Count | 27.2 Ounce |
| Warranty Description | One-year limited hardware warranty; 24-hour, 7 days a week limited support |
| Warranty Type | limited warranty |
| Wattage | 10 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** HP
- **Color:** Black
- **Connectivity Technology:** USB, Wi-Fi
- **Item Weight:** 12.37 Pounds
- **Max Printspeed Monochrome:** 20 ppm
- **Maximum Print Speed (Color):** 16 ppm
- **Model Name:** K7V40A#B1H
- **Printer Output:** Color
- **Printing Technology:** Inkjet

## Images

![OfficeJet 3830 All-in-One Wireless Printer, Instant Ink, Works with Alexa (K7V40A) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51EBshmR0YL.jpg)
![OfficeJet 3830 All-in-One Wireless Printer, Instant Ink, Works with Alexa (K7V40A) - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51LmFeWiUgL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this printer come with ink cartridges already included?**
A: The suggestion that you can get only 15-20 black and white prints of strictly text is outrageous, as is the one that claims this printer doesn't come with ink.

It does come with a "starter" set of ink, one black, one tricolor. You should get 75-100 prints of black and white text before it's spent. I suggest you consider the HP Instant Ink program as the best value for the buck. Depending no how many copies you print, the cost per page will rival remanufactured cartridges, with the security of getting OEM consumables.

**Q: Does it print from iMac?**
A: Maybe or Probably not. If I'm on my condo community wifi to access my email I cannot print to this printer from my iPad because it sees the printer as the network. I can print anything stored on my device but not while I'm attached to the internet. I can't determine why.  My options are to let everyone have access to my printer or constantly store data I just wanted to print.

**Q: Can this print without the color cartridge installed or with the color cartridge empty? I print black only and don't want to buy color cartridges.**
A: Yes, you can. I have had this printer for years and that was one of my requirements when replacing my previous printer which required both cartridges to have acceptable ink levels to operate even if printing black and white only. I did not realize that when I bought the previous printer, so I immediately looked for a suitable replacement. This printer will print as long as you have ink for the selected print type (color, grayscale or black and white).

**Q: Any additional cords needed?**
A: No additional cords are needed.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Goodbye Canon...HP is Simple, intuitive, and frustration-free!
*by E***W on February 22, 2016*

Short version: If you want a reasonably priced, reliable printer that is simple to install and easy to use, this HP Officejet 3830 is a great choice. Set-up: The set up takes less than 15 minutes to complete, and it instantly works with all your devices on the same wifi network. There's no need to download a particular app (though it offers a good one if you like that sort of thing), nor does it require any special set up with your computer. Use: This printer is self-explanatory and intuitive. The touch screen isn't very large, but it's much more responsive than the one on my old HP Envy 100, so it's actually an improvement for me. If you can use a regular sized touchscreen smartphone, you can use this with no problem. Ink: After comparing the various manufacturers' ink cartridge options for ink jet printers, I've found them all to be comparably priced, but I prefer HP, because (1) it requires only two cartridges (black & color), whereas other printers often require one black and three or more color cartridges*; and (2) the HP Instant Ink program (which is optional) is cheaper and extremely convenient. *I know some people have complained about the single color cartridges, preferring to use individual colors to conserve ink. My response to that complaint is twofold. First, in my experience, when one color is out, the other colors are close behind, so the convenience of the combined cartridges is worth it. Second, any ink waste that results from the combined color cartridges is minimal compared to the "waste" generated from separate color cartridges. With combined color cartridges, there is one cartridge, one sealed package, one paper insert and one outer box. With individual color cartridges, there are three (or more) plastic cartridges, three sealed packages, three paper inserts and three outer boxes. That's a lot of unnecessary waste! Other issues: The only other concern that's been raised in the Amazon reviews is the paper feeder. Apparently a few people have complained that it grabs several pages at once, causing paper waste and jams. I've noticed that sometimes the paper doesn't fully load into the feeder, and when that happens, it can cause this problem. The paper feeder itself is a bit awkward. Still, as long as I make sure the paper is properly and fully loaded, I don't have this problem. All things considered, this is a fairly minor problem with an otherwise excellent printer. Long Version - HP v Canon: I literally gave away my brand new Canon MG7520 printer and replaced it with this HP Officejet 3830, and I couldn't be happier. After my trusty old HP Envy 100 took a spill off my desk and shattered, I researched printers online to select its replacement. I've always had HPs at home and work, but I wanted to find the best value regardless of brand. Although the expert and consumer reviews were generally all over the place, with printers receiving 4.8 stars on one website and 2.4 stars on another, I noticed that on most sites the Canon printers were rated the highest of all the major brands. Based on that research, I bought a Canon MG7520 on sale at Best Buy. Though I'm no computer expert, I have set up a number of similar printers for myself and my family members, and based on my experience, I knew it shouldn't take more than about 15 minutes to connect my new Canon printer. Over one month and countless wasted hours trying to get that thing to work, I finally packed it up and donated it to Goodwill (the Best Buy return period had long since expired, and I didn't want to waste any more of my time, even just trying to sell it on Craigslist). During that month of fruitless efforts to get the Canon printer to print something other than the Printer Connection Settings sheet, I tried everything to get it to work with any of my devices. I used the included installation disk; I downloaded the drives and software from the website; I manually installed the drivers; I followed the instructions in the box and the (different) instructions online; and I even talked to Canon customer support several times. Nothing worked. After waving the white flag, I bought this HP Officejet 3830 from Amazon. Two days later (thank you Prime!), it arrived. Ten minutes, 47 seconds later, it was printing from my desktop, laptop, phone and tablet. I never even had to look at the instructions. HP install: Plug in, enter wifi password, insert paper, print. Canon install: Plug in, choose LAN connection type, enter wifi password, download app, change LAN connection type to "offline" set up, register printer, change LAN again, select online options, try to connect, if connection fails even when connected, try to decipher cryptic installation instructions, start all over, etc etc. You get the idea. Does Canon print better photos? I wouldn't know, but I've heard it does. If you're buying a printer primarily for photo printing, perhaps Canon is the way to go. But if you need a printer for everyday, household/small business printing needs, I highly recommend HP, and in particular I recommend the HP Officejet 3830. It's easy and it works. Oh, and the photos look just fine.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This printer has been a great printer for 7 years
*by D***. on May 22, 2018*

Just got this printer, but so far it's worked beautifully. I had an old HP K80 deskjet that was probably 10+ years old. It was still working well on my old Windows 7 laptop, but wouldn't work properly on my Windows 10 laptop. I guess I can't blame HP for not providing updated drivers for a printer that's over a decade old. Setup was simple. I didn't use the included software CD. I just hit the wifi button on the printer's touch screen and typed in the wifi password. It connected and went through the setup process of installing the ink cartridges and printing/scanning the test page. The Windows 10 laptop had no problem finding the new printer and automatically installed the drivers. My Windows 7 laptop also connected wirelessly to the printer without any problems. It's as close to plug-and-play as you could get with a printer. I tested it out by printing out a 30-page document, and then copying that same document with the copy function. It worked flawlessly. I obviously can't speak to the reliability over the long term as I just received this a couple days ago, but so far I am very happy with my purchase. For $40, it would be hard to beat this printer. The only negative is the cost of the replacement cartridges, but that's pretty much the same with any inkjet printer. I've also read reviews saying this printer is slow, but compared to my old printer it is much faster, so I have no complaints. UPDATE (6/1/18): I really love this printer. So far it has done everything I have wanted it to without any hassle. It not only prints well from my laptops, but I have it printing from my smartphone with the HP app. UPDATE (2/13/19): I've had this printer about a year and am still loving it. I've printed wirelessly from both Windows computers and Android phones without any problems. I've also copied, scanned, faxed without any problems. I see a lot of other reviews saying that they lose WiFi connection, but I've never had that happen. Maybe it's because my printer sits right next to the wireless router, but I've never had it disconnect from my wireless network. I've also never had any paper jams or refusals to print like others have. I guess I just got a good unit. All I can suggest is that if you get a unit that has problems, return it within the return window, but if you get a good unit then you should be good to go. UPDATE (4/5/25): This printer is still going strong. I will say that the HP Instant Ink subscription has gotten more expensive over the years. When I first signed up it was $2.99/month for 50 pages. HP has since raised the price to $3.99 and then again to $4.99. If they raise the price again I will probably cancel the Instant Ink service and go back to buying cartridges, as the value of the Instant Ink service will no longer be there for me compared to just buying the cartridges. I will say that the Instant Ink cartridges are much better than the ones you can buy, as they contain a lot more ink.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Not as bad as reviews said...
*by A***A on March 5, 2020*

First I saw a video that this printer was one of the top printers to have, so I was so confused by all the bad reviews, the low Consumer Report score, and was very weary to buy. However, after setting it up and trying it out I could see some flaws, but not enough or bad enough for the smashing of the printer because of the frustration. So far, I am happy with my purchase. My review is based on direct hookup to desktop computer. All Wi-Fi and wireless options turned off. PROS: - It prints so fast, compared to my HP Officejet 5610 All-In-one. I am in awe. - The scanning is semi-fast and easy to use. Make sure you choose pdf or jpg when you save or you will be redoing all the work. **First three pictures and the fifth picture are Scans** - Faxing is fast compared to my old HP All-In-One; however, there are some problems, but I found tricks and I learned some things to make it easier, so not bad. I will share those below. Beware you will go through paper if you don't load scrap paper or turn off fax notifications. - Pictures are better than my old HP. No lines or streaks. **Third picture is print and scan with sample ink. Fifth picture is printer with new ink cartridges I purchased** - The printer input, output tray, and fax input tray can be concealed to make more compact and sleek design. Otherwise, the real depth of the HP All-in-one is 24 inches. **See picture six** CONS: - The paper holder will only hold up to about 20 pages to be safe, so there are no paper jams. It is a pain to constantly have to reload. - Can't fax more than 5-6 pages at a time. I tried 19 pages and it stopped after page 6, some kind of error kept happening. So once I stuck to 6 pages or less at a time things went smoothly. - Having to check and change printing properties, every time you print. My old HP automatically did that for me, so I was surprised this newer version was different; unless I still haven’t figured that part out. Not sure. - The scanner is semi-fast; however, you really don't use the screen on the HP. You use the app on computer to run the scanner. - The screen is too small and scrolling is very hard to do, when trying to read things. I think setup is the hardest and most tedious part, but once you are past that, things become easier. Though screen is still too small; I am consistently touching the wrong numbers when faxing and having to start all over or backup. I think a pen for the screen would be nice; they could have it attached right below the screen, or on the front of lid. I will have to try the eraser end of a pencil. - Sample ink cartridges that come with the printer, just throw them away. **See first and third picture, examples** Just put in new ink cartridges to begin with, not the samples they supply. I kept trying to print color pages and even the print quality diagnostic failed every time with the samples. The Magenta never appeared, see pictures attached. I was about to send printer back because my friend said don’t open the new ink if the printer doesn’t work, but low and behold, I opened the new ink cartridges I actually purchased and everything works fine. Glad I decided to give them a try. Still need to adjust color/tone/strength levels when printing pictures or color. - The size is not what it says on site. It is actually 24” deep with all trays left open/expanded to use. **See Picture six, 24" deep.** - Ink is light when printing certain things, so if you decide to buy this printer beware that you may need to change the level of color you want to print, so you get the correct color/tone/strength. Some pictures are even darker. **See Pictures four and five** TRICKS I LEARNED TO MAKE THINGS WORK SMOOTHLY: - Load no more than 20-25 pages in the input tray for printing at a time. - Only fax up to 6 pages at a time. - When faxing, always always fax in color. There will be a screen that pops up saying that company/number doesn’t accept colored faxes, do you wish to continue, just click yes/okay. This is the only way I have been able to get faxes to work. Once I figured it out, things run smoothly. - Start off with new ink cartridges, not the samples they include. It will save you from screaming. Still need to adjust color/tone/strength levels when printing pictures or color. **See pictures one and three, they are from sample cartridges. Picture two and five are from new ink cartridges I bought.** Pictures: #1- Printed with sample included with printer. Scanned by scanner. #2- Printed with new ink cartridges I bought. Scanned by scanner. #3- Printed with sample included with printer. Scanned by scanner. #4- Is what picture #3 is supposed to look like. Uploaded from computer. #5- Printed with new ink cartridges I bought. Scanned by scanner. #6- Is what printer fully opened to operate looks like.

## Frequently Bought Together

- HP OfficeJet 3830 All-in-One Wireless Color Printer, HP Instant Ink, Works with Alexa (K7V40A)
- HP 63XL Black High-yield Ink Cartridge | Works with HP DeskJet 1112, 2130, 3630 Series; HP ENVY 4510, 4520 Series; HP OfficeJet 3830, 4650, 5200 Series | Eligible for Instant Ink | F6U64AN
- HP 63XL Tri-color High-yield Ink Cartridge | Works with Printer Series: DeskJet 1112, 2130, 3630; ENVY 4510, 4520; OfficeJet 3830, 4650, 5200 | Eligible for Instant Ink | F6U63AN

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