The support for the stand-up paper feed tray at the back lays flat on the printer’s top when not in use. The output tray folds down from the front and an unusually chunky page support extends forwards. It’s a simple design, but works very effectively.
A device with stand-alone functions, like the photocopying an all-in-one can do, needs controls, but HP has limited these two just three buttons for black and colour copies and to cancel a print job. A fourth button turns the printer on and off. There are three orange indicators, one for paper out and the other two for low ink.