With the device, you can easily scan and save the documents directly as PDF, both via the automatic document feeder (ADF) and via the HP Smart App. However, saving in IPEC format is not supported; according to official information, JPG, BMP, TIFF, PDF and PNG are available as output formats.

The HP OfficeJet Pro 8125e and the 8122e are technically almost identical: both are multifunction printers with duplex printing, ADF, WLAN/LAN/USB and the same paper cassette capacity. The differences are mostly not in the hardware, but in sales or in details such as enclosed cartridges, warranty and service options or the connection to HP services such as HP+ and Instant Ink. For practical use, both devices deliver the same performance, so the 8125e is not a "better" printer, but simply a slightly modified model variant.

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The ink cartridge refill type for this printer is Original HP 923 series ink cartridges, available in black, cyan, magenta and yellow. These cartridges are single-use with HP chip, compatible with the printer's dynamic security function, and some versions are high-yield (up to 1000 pages for standard black) based on 5% coverage per page.

Yes, the multifunction device can scan multiple pages in succession and save them as a single PDF file. This works via the HP Smart App, which allows you to scan multiple pages and then save, share or fax them as one continuous PDF. The device also has an automatic document feeder (ADF), which makes it easier to scan multiple pages.

Yes, the HP OfficeJet Pro 8125e printer has automatic duplex printing. This feature is mentioned in the product specifications, indicating that duplex printing is automatic and standard.

Hello, this connectivity does not work or ... very badly. It is better and easier to scan the documents and link them as attachments when creating an e-mail. Have a nice day

Certainly if the paper grammar remains standard, but while this printer is a very good deal for ordinary office tasks, it is not a photo printer and the result may not be entirely satisfactory.

If a colour cartridge is empty, normally the black cartridge should work. Good luck.

This would theoretically be possible. However, I recommend that you download the HP application on your mobile.