HP Smart Tank 5000 Wireless All-in-One Ink Tank Printer, Scanner, Copier with 2 Years of Ink Included, Best-for-Home, Cartridge-Free, Refillable, AI-Enabled (5D1B6A)
Original price was: $239.99.$169.99Current price is: $169.99.
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The HP Smart Tank 5000 Printer is a smart, connected and refillable tank printer that makes printing seamless for your home with its high capacity and wireless connectivity. Create everyday color documents at a low cost with 2 years of Original HP Ink included in the box. This cartridge-free Smart Tank printer is an inkjet perfect for high-volume printing. It’s also AI-enabled to intuitively adapt to your workflow, with wireless and security features that keep your multifunction printer up to date and secure.
EASIEST-TO-USE TANK PRINTERS – Quick setup, easy print and scan, reliable Wi-Fi and an app that makes it all easy
BEST EVERYDAY PRINT QUALITY – HP tank printers deliver crisp text and frame-worthy photos with vivid, true-to-life colors for consistently impressive prints
MESS-FREE REFILL – Replenish ink with HP’s easy-access, mess-free refill system. Simply plug the ink bottles into this cartridge-free ink tank and let them drain—no squeezing, no spilling
FULLY LOADED WITH SAVINGS – Best for low-cost, high-volume printing—2 years of Original HP Ink included; get up to 6,000 black or color pages right out of the box
KEY FEATURES – Print, copy and scan, plus borderless prints, mobile and wireless printing
PERFECTLY FORMATTED PRINTS WITH HP AI – Print web pages and emails with precision—no wasted pages or awkward layouts; HP AI easily removes unwanted content, so your prints are just the way you want
HP APP – Print, scan, copy or fax right from your smartphone with the easiest-to-use print app
WORRY-FREE WI-FI – Stay connected with self-healing Wi-Fi that automatically detects and resolves connection issues
PROTECTS YOUR DATA – HP Wolf Essential Security helps maintain privacy and control with basic encryption and password protection
FROM AMERICA’S MOST TRUSTED PRINTER BRAND – The Smart Tank 5000 is perfect for families printing a variety of color documents in high volumes. Print up to 10 pages per minute black and 5 pages per minute color
7 reviews for HP Smart Tank 5000 Wireless All-in-One Ink Tank Printer, Scanner, Copier with 2 Years of Ink Included, Best-for-Home, Cartridge-Free, Refillable, AI-Enabled (5D1B6A)
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Original price was: $239.99.$169.99Current price is: $169.99.
Jim –
Tanks A Lot!
I recently started working exclusively from home, and needed my printer on a daily basis. I thought it would be alright paying $35 for an ink cartridge, as long as I just used black. Then the cartridges were lasting all of 6 days, and it was getting ridiculous.I didn’t even know that these printers were an option. So in my research I wanted to stick with HP, because I already had all the software on my computer. I am also pretty frugal, so I went with the cheapest one that had good reviews, and hoped for the best.Looks like I chose wisely.After using this printer for a month, I have nothing but good things to say about it, and it has already paid for itself in ink alone.It sounds like a printer. It’s not quite, but it’s really not too loud. It is not a speed demon, but I don’t need it to be the fastest. I am fine with how fast it will print. You can pay more for a faster printer if that is important, but I just let it do it’s thing while I continue to work.The pages look great! Everything is crisp and clean. Even the ocassinal photos that I could not print before come out looking just like the picture.Set up was a breeze, especially since I already had the software installed. And setting up the wifi was as simple as connecting any other device. I have had zero issues with lost connection from the printer. On two occasions the printer showed offline, but it turned out to be the laptop that missed it when I turned the printer on after the computer, and it was fixed with a restart.If I were to remove a star it would be for the amount of paper that you can load. But it is still more than the last printer, so I will leave that star right where it is.I have been through two reams of paper so far, with no sign of low ink.This is the best printer I have ever had, and absolutely the cheapest to operate.
CajunDragon –
A few months old, and firing on all cylinders… Our gamble paid off…
Printers are a tough investment, but this one has been an unfaltering addition to my school work for months. It sits on an elevated rolling laptop stand, my MacBook on top of that (separated by a piece of non-slip drawer/cabinet liner that prevents scrapes and sliding), and it’s as sturdy as a rock.A couple of things to note upfront:It’s louder than anticipated. You’ll hear it from the living room during wireless printing, which is noticeable at first, but you adjust.It’s not the speediest. It’s perfectly fine for my personal and family printing needs (a few pages to a dozen or two for study material or odd jobs). For photo output, it’s sharp but not “masterclass”—definitely better photo printers exist. However, for black and white or grayscale, it delivers. Color printing is also sharp and doesn’t bleed, with reasonable (though not lightning-fast) speed. If outright speed is your priority, look elsewhere.### Wireless ConnectivityI use a Mac, a Pi 5, and Windows 11 Pro with WSL2. They all connect perfectly with zero issues on my home network. It even seamlessly switched from my old ASUS Wifi 6 router to our new Amazon Eero system. I can print from anywhere on the network, even from my Pi across SSH. This printer delivers wonderfully on the wireless front.### InkIt claimed 2 years of ink, and so far, it’s mostly full. I print a fair amount, mostly in grayscale or black, but color charts for networking are sharp and readable. The kids and wife hit this thing all day, and it never gives them issues—something I’ve never been able to say about a wireless printer before. While I’m not typically an HP fan, this device has been a rockstar from Day 1.### Setup & DurabilityLoading the ink and setting it up was fast, easy, and uneventful. My hardest job was walking to the trash can to dispose of the funky adapter from the print heads! I’ve had zero dried ink or printhead issues; it calibrated perfectly the first time and prints everything with precision. Its wireless connectivity, durability, ease of setup and use, and minimal vibrations are all well-balanced, providing a full, uneventful printer that does exactly what it’s supposed to, when it’s supposed to. This holds true across multiple operating systems and even after switching networks.My wife thought the cost was worth the gamble compared to other alternatives, and she was right. Zero issues with this printer. If this review remains unedited, know that I’m still having a completely happy, issue-free experience. I would absolutely buy another if needed for a college dorm or similar.
Wayupnorth –
We have owned a few printers over the last 30 or so years. Most have been HP and we have always liked them and had good luck with print quality and features. The one sticking point has always been cartridge cost and reliability. And they have never worked well refilling them.Our last printer was a Canon and we will never buy one again. I had been watching the ink tank printers but price was the stumbling block. With the 5000 series the ink tank printers they are finally affordable.This printer makes very nice crisp prints in both letters and pictures. It does scan, the tray is direct feed from the rear top of the printer making it nice if you make water slide decals or anything similar. Super easy to set up and install the software, print heads fill tanks etc. Once on your network it just powers down and waits for the next time you tell it to print.The printer appears to be a winner and now we just have to test it for long term reliability of print heads etc. But as it stands we are impressed and do recommend this if you are tired of the small amounts of ink in cartridges and the high cost.
Trevor Powell –
This printer does not hold a lot of paper. When I forget to add paper, it goes offline if you are still printing and it runs out. It takes forever to get the printer running again. If you put the paper in slightly crooked it jams and goes off line. It takes a long time to get it up and running again. It mysteriously pauses and AGAIN, it takes a long time to figure out what is wrong with it and get it running again. I have spent long hours trying to get this printer to work again. The back plastic that holds the paper in place falls down and your paper falls out. When you can get it working, it produces nice quality, but I have never seen a printer that is so temperamental and so cheaply made. AVOID AT ALL COSTS! This Printer is TERRIBLE!
gavin cooper –
Easy to install. good quality product
Alex –
I like HP products. Previously had another HP printer model which uses the standard ink cartridges. Thought I could save money buying this HP Ink Tank model. Setup was relatively easy. Quality of print out is good. It comes with ink bottles which is supposed to last quite long. Everything was working beautifully until around the 2 month mark when I started getting errors on the printer indicating a problem with the color print head (print heads look just like an ink cartridge but they do not have ink inside). I was disappointed to learn that you cannot purchase these print heads on the HP Canada website. They do have print heads for this model available on Amazon but is pretty expensive. About $100 and up for the two print heads required (black printhead and color printhead). I ended up purchasing a single print head from Ali Express for way cheaper. Shipped from China and arrived 3 weeks later. I’ve had it installed and working properly once again for the last couple weeks, no issues so far.
Lorrie B –
Bought this because I was done with cartridges that dry up before you can print a dozen pages. We are seniors – and although not total tech idiots, did find it very tedious and challenging to set up and initiate. Definitely not plug and print!!! Once initialization was complete it works well – but be prepared – every person and device in your household that wants to access the printer will need to download the app individually – and will need an “invite” from the initial installer. It’s a bit cumbersome and frustrating that way.