I'd rate the user-friendliness of HP printers quite high. The interface is intuitive, which is great for our busy office. The touch screen and the ability to scan directly to email are features I really appreciate because they save time and make my job easier.

— 44-year-old female administrative assistant from San Diego, CA, who finds HP printers indispensable for office tasks.

I'd rate the user-friendliness of HP printers quite high. The interface is intuitive, which is great for our busy office. The touch screen and the ability to scan directly to email are features I really appreciate because they save time and make my job easier.

— 44-year-old female administrative assistant from San Diego, CA, who finds HP printers indispensable for office tasks.

I'd rate the user-friendliness of HP printers quite high. The interface is intuitive, which is great for our busy office. The touch screen and the ability to scan directly to email are features I really appreciate because they save time and make my job easier.

— 44-year-old female administrative assistant from San Diego, CA, who finds HP printers indispensable for office tasks.

Oh, they're tough cookies! I've knocked one over by accident, and it just kept printing like nothing happened.

— 33 years old non-binary artist from Denver who loves HP products.

Oh, they're tough cookies! I've knocked one over by accident, and it just kept printing like nothing happened.

— 33 years old non-binary artist from Denver who loves HP products.

I've found HP printers to be quite durable. We've had the same model for about four years now, and it's still going strong. There was one incident where it took a fall off the desk, and after some minor repairs, it was back to working perfectly.

— 44-year-old female administrative assistant from San Diego, CA, who finds HP printers indispensable for office tasks.

I rate HP laptops highly for user-friendliness. The keyboard layout is comfortable, and the touchpad is responsive. The pre-installed software is user-friendly, and the setup process is straightforward, which is great for our office environment.

— 44-year-old female administrative assistant from San Diego, CA, who finds HP printers indispensable for office tasks.

I'd say the user-friendliness of HP laptops is excellent. As a photographer, the touch screen and the photo editing software compatibility make my life so much easier. The only thing is, the battery life could be better, but that's not a big deal for me since I'm usually plugged in.

— 33-year-old female photographer from Portland, OR, who edits photos on an HP laptop.

The laptops? They're pretty user-friendly, I'll give them that. But it's not without its quirks. The touchpad can be a bit finicky, and sometimes the software updates mess with my workflow. It's like, one step forward, two steps back.

— 39-year-old male project manager from Columbus, OH, who uses HP laptops for managing projects.

HP laptops are sturdy. They can take a beating and still perform like a champ.

— 61 years old non-binary avid gamer from Austin who loves HP products.

They’re solid. Mine has survived a few accidental drops, which is impressive.

— 18 years old female healthcare worker from Austin who loves HP products.

HP laptops have been pretty durable. We've had a couple that have lasted over three years with daily use. One time, a laptop was accidentally dropped, and while the screen cracked, the internal components were fine, and it was repairable.

— 44-year-old female administrative assistant from San Diego, CA, who finds HP printers indispensable for office tasks.

I hope HP steps up their game with sustainability. They've been talking about it, but I want to see real action. More use of recycled materials, better energy efficiency, and less packaging waste would be a good start.

— 41-year-old male tech enthusiast from New York, NY, who loves experimenting with HP's latest products.

I hope HP steps up their game with sustainability. They've been talking about it, but I want to see real action. More use of recycled materials, better energy efficiency, and less packaging waste would be a good start.

— 41-year-old male tech enthusiast from New York, NY, who loves experimenting with HP's latest products.

I'm really hoping HP steps up their game in sustainability. More eco-friendly materials, better recycling programs, and maybe even carbon-neutral products. It's super important for brands to show they care about the planet, especially for someone like me who's always sharing about sustainability on social media.

— 25-year-old female social media influencer from Washington, DC, who edits photos on an HP laptop.

If HP were an eco-conscious activist, I'd want them to loudly advocate for greener technology. They should invest in renewable energy for their manufacturing plants and push for more sustainable packaging. They could also partner with environmental organizations to amplify their message and really make a difference.

— 39-year-old male project manager from Columbus, OH, who uses HP laptops for managing projects.

If HP were an eco-conscious activist, I'd want them to loudly advocate for greener technology. They should invest in renewable energy for their manufacturing plants and push for more sustainable packaging. They could also partner with environmental organizations to amplify their message and really make a difference.

— 39-year-old male project manager from Columbus, OH, who uses HP laptops for managing projects.

If HP were an eco-conscious activist, I'd want them to loudly advocate for greener technology. They should invest in renewable energy for their manufacturing plants and push for more sustainable packaging. They could also partner with environmental organizations to amplify their message and really make a difference.

— 39-year-old male project manager from Columbus, OH, who uses HP laptops for managing projects.

To inspire trust, HP needs to walk the talk. They should publish annual sustainability reports, showing real progress. And they need to engage with customers, maybe through forums or feedback sessions, to show they're listening. It's about being transparent and responsive.

— 29-year-old male graduate student from Philadelphia, PA, who relies on HP products for heavy research work.

To inspire trust, HP needs to walk the talk. They should publish annual sustainability reports, showing real progress. And they need to engage with customers, maybe through forums or feedback sessions, to show they're listening. It's about being transparent and responsive.

— 29-year-old male graduate student from Philadelphia, PA, who relies on HP products for heavy research work.

Transparency would be key. HP could regularly publish reports on their sustainability progress and have third-party audits to verify their claims. That would show they're serious about it.

— 33-year-old female photographer from Portland, OR, who edits photos on an HP laptop.