HP 114 e-All-in-One-d411c Ink
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HP 114 e-All-in-One-d411c Printer Review

It may have one of the longest names in its lineup, but the HP ENVY 114 e-All-in-One d411c is actually a simple and easy to use inkjet printer. With wireless support and mobile printing built in, it is geared toward home users, and it can operate quite well with or without a computer. Somewhat pricey HP 114 e-All-in-One d411c printer ink supplies and lack of a document feeder are the only main drawbacks.

Even if it is lacking a few advanced features, the 114 e-All-in-One d411c does include some nice extras like duplex printing. This can help conserve paper by printing on both side of the page, while economy printing modes can help conserve ENVY 114 e-All-in-One d411c printer ink usage. It also includes a bright color LCD screen for menu controls and accessing features.

Along with wireless support, HP's ePrint platform lets users print from mobile devices or send documents via email. Users can even access apps directly from the touchscreen interface to print images from web services like Facebook and Flickr, for example.

The unit itself measures only 4 inches tall, which is impressive, and its footprint of only 16.8x13.2 inches won't consume a lot of desk space. This compact design has its price, however, as the paper capacity is limited to only 80 sheets, and the output tray holds only 25 sheets.

Printer ink costs could also be a little better. Standard HP 114 e-All-in-One d411c ink cartridges are reasonably priced, but only offer around 165-190 pages of output. High capacity ENVY 114 e-All-in-One d411c ink cartridges are a bit better, at more than double the page yield, but still not as cost-effective as supplies for competing models. Remanufactured HP 114 e-All-in-One d411c ink from third-party sellers offers the best overall value.

With a sleek design and a lot of great features, the ENVY 114 inkjet printer is a great entry point into the world of mobile and web printing, and it even works quite well with only a smartphone or tablet device. Its operating costs are a bit high, however, and small capacities could be a limiting factor for some users.