First of all, let me make it clear that I don't like the printer.
In the office, I have professional printers that I use for 99% of my work.
This one is for backup purposes only, for urgent printing and my children's daily tasks. Precisely because it is used infrequently, it must be a laser printer so that the ink does not dry out.
And the ONLY color laser printer in this price range is this one. The immediately next reliable option costs twice as much.

Fortunately, it prints well.
But it has some disadvantages.
It takes too long to start printing and to print each page.
It has the tragic HP system - for which consumer organizations have recently filed a class action lawsuit - where when one ink runs out, it does not display the menu.
To print over the air with Android/iOS, you need to have an account and the app, which I don't like at all. The older version without an account was much more user-friendly.
The wireless connection through Windows often freezes, so I ended up connecting it with a cable for reliability.
It is compact, but the front cassette protrudes a few points in front of its body.

Overpriced printer! The wireless connection/printing is a difficult problem for strong solutions.
There are many limitations in order to be able to connect wirelessly. (minimum distance from the router, no connection with repeater or access point, only 2.4G in different case/ presence of 5G, constantly losing connection and getting confused, etc.) It has connected remotely twice, the hp technical support still hasn't managed to do it. And the hp smart app... this joke, it never works properly! Additionally, its (authentic) consumables are tragically expensive (fortunately, compatible ones have been released and you can use it as a regular printer).
The quality of color printing is very mediocre!
Supposedly, a good machine (and of course, functioning properly) should be paid for... here I realized that I have to go even higher in terms of price! (...how much more for home use that I do?!?!?)

update: in the end, because my home network, on the floor where the office is located, is covered by a wireless access point (as far as wifi is concerned) and a gigabit switch (as far as lan/wall sockets are concerned), HP's decision/ruling is that the printer can only function with USB. HP's official guidance is that its printers, in order to function properly, must be connected exclusively to 2.4G networks, directly on the provider's router (either lan or wifi - in my case, this is on a different floor) and no bridge device (e.g. HP JetDirect) will solve the problem and make the printer function properly on the network. All of this is mentioned in the "fine print," so there is no possibility of any manufacturing malfunction or error... otherwise, I would have demanded a cancellation/return of my purchase. Disappointing!