Mixed experiences
I had one HP AIO inkjet that was very temperamental, but when it worked, printed really well but ultimately stopped working mechanically so I replaced it with a very cheap (£35) but incredibly slow Epson which has been quite reliable.
I then acquired a simple brother laser which works very reliably and quickly but is very 'dotty' when greyscaling - I have to use a Pi as a printer server though.
Then my MIL gave me a different HP AIO inkjet and oddly it has been quite good so far - it responds very quickly when you ask it to print or scan and seems happy with aftermarket inks. I guess it'll fall apart soon and then we'll probably fall back on the other 2 printers.
But yeah, I would not buy an HP device now.