Smart Life. Smart Printer.

1. “Smart Home Printer” defined using the following criteria: 1) Designed exclusively for mobile devices, and driven by an OEM printer app, like other IoT devices. This HP Tango device is designed exclusively for mobile devices since it requires a mobile device for install. 2) Uses both local Wi-Fi and cloud cell phone data connectivity for two-way connection with OEM app to control printer and get status. 3) Offers voice printing support for Amazon Alexa, the Google Assistant, and Microsoft Cortana. (See Keypoint Intelligence report for details: www.keypointintelligence.com/HPVoicePrint External link (PDF PDF 372KB)).4) Unique in-class in that it lacks a screen/display, buttons/LEDs other than the power button, and a USB port. Smart home devices often lack screen/display and buttons/LEDs and USB port, since they are designed for wireless and control by OEM provided app on smart device like phone or tablet. Compared to the majority of in-class letter-size color desktop inkjet printers and all-in-ones

2. Requires the HP Smart app download. Features controlled may vary by mobile device operating system. Full list of supported operating systems and details at https://support.hp.com/hk-en/document/c03561640 External link. For details on local printing requirements see hp.com/go/mobileprinting.

3. For details on local printing requirements see hp.com/go/mobileprinting.

4. Requires Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant™, or Microsoft Cortana and an HP web-connected printer registered with Google Cloud Print or ePrint. For ePrint account registration, see www.hp.com/go/support/eprint

5. Requires Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant™ and is available in certain countries; see hp.com/go/alexa External link and hp.com/go/hpgooglehome External link. Also requires an HP web-connected printer registered with Google Cloud Print or ePrint. For ePrint account registration, hp.com/go/HPConnected/help/eprint

6. Based on internal HP testing. Average timing estimate based on plugged-in printer and downloaded HP Smart app. Printer and mobile device must be able to connect to wireless network. Mobile device needs to support Bluetooth v4.0+ and be enabled. Performance varies depending on user network connection and other factors. For details on Bluetooth® Smart see https://www.hp.com/go/bleprinting. Bluetooth is a trademark owned by its proprietor and used by HP under license. For details on local printing requirements see hp.com/go/mobileprinting.

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