- Table of Contents
- Intro
- Our Verdict
- Test Results
- Differences
- Compared To Others
- Deals
- Discussions
The HP OfficeJet Pro 8025e is the replacement model of the HP OfficeJet Pro 8025. It has a low cost-per-print and comes with a six-month free ink subscription through HP Instant Ink. It's a well-built printer that produces decent-looking photos with good color accuracy. Unfortunately, it has a very low page yield, and it can't automatically scan double-sided documents.
While we tested the 8025e, there's also a variant called the HP OfficeJet Pro 8035e that's nearly identical, except that it offers 12 months of ink subscription, and it's available in three different colors. We expect our test results to apply to both models.
Our Verdict
The HP OfficeJet Pro 8025e is decent for family use. Color accuracy is good, but produced images look a little grainy. It has a very low cost-per-print for both black and color documents, and it's compatible with a decent mobile app. Also, it features a flatbed scanner and a sheetfed scanner, but unfortunately, it can't print directly off a USB thumb drive.
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Good cost-per-print.
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Good color accuracy.
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Feels well-built.
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Low black page yield.
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Images look a bit grainy.
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No port for USB thumb drive or SD card.
The HP OfficeJet Pro 8025e is mediocre for small or home offices. It has a low black page yield and a slow printing speed, and it can't automatically scan double-sided documents. On the other hand, it feels well-built and has a responsive display screen, and it offers many connectivity options. It also yields a good amount of color pages, depending on how much you print in color.
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Good cost-per-print.
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Feels well-built.
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Many wireless connection options.
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Low black page yield.
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Fairly slow at printing black documents.
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No duplex scanning.
The HP OfficeJet Pro 8025e is okay for students. It has a low cost-per-print for both black and color documents, and it has a flatbed scanner and an automatic document feeder. Also, it offers a variety of wireless connection options, but unfortunately, it doesn't support Bluetooth or printing off a USB thumb drive. It's also slow at printing documents.
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Good cost-per-print.
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Feels well-built.
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Many wireless connection options.
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Low black page yield.
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Doesn't support Bluetooth printing.
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No port for USB thumb drive or SD card.
The HP OfficeJet Pro 8025e is okay for black and white printing. It feels well-built and provides easy access to paper jams. Unfortunately, it prints black documents disappointingly slow, and it can't perform double-sided scans. While it has a low cost-per-print, the black page yield is very low, so you may need to replace the cartridges often if you print a lot. On the bright side, there are high-yield versions of the cartridges available.
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Good cost-per-print.
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Feels well-built.
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Low black page yield.
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Fairly slow at printing black documents.
The HP OfficeJet Pro 8025e is good for casual photos thanks to its very low cost-per-print for photo printing. It's a well-built printer that produces decent-quality pictures with good color accuracy, but there's banding and graininess present in the images. Unfortunately, it can't print 2" by 3" photos.
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Good cost-per-print.
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Good color accuracy.
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Feels well-built.
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Images look a bit grainy.
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Can't print 2" x 3" photos.
- 7.3 Family
- 6.0 Small/Home Office
- 6.8 Student
- 6.6 Black & White
- 7.5 Casual Photo
- Updated Feb 25, 2021: Review published.
- Updated Feb 23, 2021: Early access published.
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Test Results
It has a sturdy plastic body and a good cartridge bay lid dampener that prevents the lid from slamming down. Its power cord is detachable, so it's easy to replace it if ever it gets damaged. Also, it provides easy access to paper jams. Unfortunately, the ink cartridges are only accessible when the printer is on. While the HP 8025e only comes in one color, its variant, the HP OfficeJet Pro 8035e, comes in three colors: Light Basalt, Oasis, and Coral.
It has a great color touchscreen. It has three touch-sensitive buttons at the bottom of the display for Back, Home, and Help. It's very responsive and provides audible feedback, and the menu interface is easy to navigate.
- User manual
- HP 910 starter cartridges
- 1x 910 Cyan
- 1x 910 Yellow
- 1x 910 Magenta
- 1x 910 Black
- Power cable
It has a mediocre cartridge system. Its black page yield is very low, so you may need to replace the cartridges often, especially if you print a lot. On the other hand, the color cartridge should last you longer, depending on how much you print in color. Fortunately, there are high-yield cartridges available that should last you longer, though we haven't tested them. If you want a similar printer with a much higher page yield, check out the HP OfficeJet Pro 9025e.
It has great scanner features. It has a high-resolution flatbed scanner that's great for scanning fragile or thick items. It also has an automatic document feeder to easily process multi-page documents. Unfortunately, it can't perform duplex scanning, so you need to manually flip over every page of a double-sided document.
It has a good cost-per-print. The cost remains relatively low over time, but it may quickly add up if you print in color often. This printer comes with an HP Instant Ink subscription, which offers six months of free ink delivered to your door. The HP OfficeJet Pro 8035e also comes with a subscription, but it offers 12 months of free ink.
Keep in mind that even if you print only in black, most inkjet printers continue using the color cartridges for servicing tasks, so you may still need to replace them eventually.
It has an okay printing speed. While both black-only and color documents take some time to print out, photos are out quick. The input tray holds 225 pages, and the ADF holds 35 sheets.
Its color accuracy is good enough for adding color to a report or spreadsheet, but it isn't recommended for professions that need exact color reproduction.
It produces photos with decently vibrant colors, but there's some graininess and branding present in some images.
These results are based on the actual physical photo, not the scanned image provided for reference above, which may not be representative of the printer's photo print quality.
It offers a great number of wireless and wired connectivity options. While you can use Bluetooth to set up the printer, you can't use it to print afterward.
HP Smart is a decent mobile app. It allows you to print, scan, and fax directly from the app, as well as check ink levels and manage your ink subscription.
Differences Between Sizes And Variants
The HP OfficeJet Pro 8025e is the replacement for the HP OfficeJet Pro 8025. It has a variant called the HP OfficeJet Pro 8035e, which is nearly identical, but it comes in three different colors and includes 12 months of free ink through the HP Instant Ink subscription program. There's a Costco exclusive variant called the HP OfficeJet Pro 8028e, which is identical but only comes in the Oasis color. While we only tested the 8025e, we expect our test results to apply to the 8035e and the 8028e as well. You can see the label of our unit here.
Compared To Other Printers
The HP OfficeJet Pro 8025e is mediocre for office use. It looks nearly identical to its predecessor, the HP OfficeJet Pro 8025, but it has a higher page yield and a lower cost-per-print. Unfortunately, it doesn't have duplex scanning, and it's fairly slow at printing documents, which isn't ideal in an office setting. For other options, check out our recommendations for the best black and white printers, the best printers for small businesses, and the best laser printers.
The HP OfficeJet Pro 9015e is better than the HP OfficeJet Pro 8025e. The 9015e has a much higher page yield and a much lower cost-per-print, and it supports printing off a USB thumb drive. Also, it prints faster and can process double-sided scans. The 8025e does have marginally better color accuracy, but not by much.
The HP OfficeJet Pro 9015 is a much better all-in-one color inkjet printer than the HP OfficeJet Pro 8025e. In particular, the 9015 is a much better small or home office printer, with a significantly better page yield and cost-per-print, faster overall print speed, and better-looking produced photos. It can also duplex scan and print directly from USB flash drives. On the other hand, the 8025e has significantly better color accuracy, though the average person might not notice a difference. It comes with six months of free ink through HP's Instant Ink subscription.
The HP ENVY Pro 6455 and the HP OfficeJet Pro 8025e are both all-in-one color inkjet printers, but the 8025e is a better printer overall. It has a great touchscreen display, a better cost-per-print and page yields, and prints faster. It also has faxing features, an Ethernet port, can print on legal-size paper, and comes with six free months of HP's Instant Ink subscription. On the other hand, the 6455 has much somewhat better printed photo quality and much better color accuracy, but the difference shouldn't be noticeable during normal use.
The HP OfficeJet Pro 9025e is overall better than the HP OfficeJet Pro 8025e. The 9025e yields significantly more pages, resulting in a much lower cost-per-print, and it prints much faster. It has an extra input tray, so its paper capacity is much larger, and it can also automatically process double-sided scans, which is a feature the 8025e lacks. However, the 9025e does have better color accuracy, but not by much.
The HP ENVY Photo 7855 and the HP OfficeJet Pro 8025e are all-in-one color inkjet printers, but the OfficeJet is better suited for small or home offices. The OfficeJet's page yields and cost-per-print are better, and it comes with six free months of HP's Instant Ink subscription. On the other hand, the ENVY is better for family use and casual photos, with significantly better color accuracy and image quality. It can also print via Bluetooth and directly from USB flash drives and SD cards.
The HP OfficeJet Pro 8025e is the replacement of the discontinued HP OfficeJet Pro 8025. The 8025e has a much higher page yield and a much lower cost-per-print, and it also produces significantly more accurate-looking colors. Also, the 8025e comes with HP Plus, which offers a free ink subscription for six months.
The Canon PIXMA TR8620 and the HP OfficeJet Pro 8025e are both all-in-one color inkjet printers, but the Canon is a better unit overall. The Canon has a better color page yield, a lower overall cost-per-print, and produces significantly better-looking photos. It can also print via Bluetooth and directly from SD cards. On the other hand, the HP prints faster and produces colors much more accurately, and it comes with six free months of HP's Instant Ink subscription.
The Brother MFC-J995DW is better than the HP OfficeJet Pro 8025e. The Brother yields significantly more pages at a lower cost-per-print, and it's much faster at printing. However, the HP has much better color accuracy, and its input tray can hold more paper than the Brother's. Also, we didn't have any issues printing to the HP through Mopria Print Service.
The Epson WorkForce Pro WF-3820 is an overall better all-in-one color inkjet printer than the HP OfficeJet Pro 8025e. The Epson's black page yield and black-only document cost-per-print are better, it prints documents faster, and its colors are more accurate. It can also print directly from USB flash drives and has a much better companion app. On the other hand, the HP has a slightly better color page yield and color cost-per-print.
The HP OfficeJet Pro 9025 is better than the HP OfficeJet Pro 8025e. The 9025 yields many more pages at a lower cost-per-print, prints much faster, and supports printing off a USB thumb drive. Also, it has a much larger input tray, and it can perform double-sided scans automatically. However, the 8025e has better color accuracy.
The HP OfficeJet Pro 8025e and the HP ENVY 6455e are inkjet printers designed for different uses. The 8025e is an office printer with a fax feature, a faster printing speed, support for legal size paper, and an Ethernet port. Also, it has a higher page yield and lower cost-per-print than the 6455e. On the other hand, the 6455e is a family printer with excellent color accuracy and decent photo printing quality, but it has a very low page yield of black and color prints.
The HP OfficeJet Pro 8025e is better for small or home offices, whereas the HP ENVY 6055e is better for casual photo printing. The OfficeJet has a much higher page yield at a significantly cheaper cost-per-print, and it prints much faster. Also, it has an automatic document feeder, built-in fax, and an Ethernet port. On the other hand, the ENVY prints better-looking photos and produces significantly more accurate colors.
The Brother MFC-J805DW INKvestment Tank and the HP OfficeJet Pro 8025e are both all-in-one color inkjet printers, but the Brother uses a proprietary hybrid cartridge–tank system for significantly better page yields and a much lower cost-per-print. On the other hand, the HP prints much faster overall, produces much more accurate colors, and has an Ethernet port. It also comes with six free months of HP's Instant Ink subscription.
The Brother MFC-J6945DW is a much better printer overall than the HP OfficeJet Pro 8025e, but the HP is still better for casual photo printing. The Brother has far superior page yields at a significantly cheaper cost-per-print, prints documents faster overall, and warms up more quickly to print the first page. It can print larger 11" x 17" sheets and scan them using its flatbed and duplex-scanning automatic document feeder, and it can also print directly from USB flash drives. On the other hand, the HP prints better-looking photos with far more accurate colors, and it comes with a six-month ink subscription through HP Instant Ink.