The addition of the single-sheet scanner and the trendy touchscreen don't represent enough design improvements to the previous model to justify the HP Officejet 150's drastic price jump. If you're a travelling business professional shopping for an easy-to-use device to output documents, presentations or handouts, I recommend the Officejet 100 — available for a fraction of the cost.

Kompakt, aber lahm – so lässt sich der HP Officejet 150 Mobile am besten beschreiben. Das kleinste Multifunktionsgerät, das wir je im Test hatten, misst betriebsbereit nur 35 x 27 x 21 cm Zentimeter und wiegt kaum mehr als 3 Kilo. Der eingebaute Li-Ion-Akku reicht für rund 500 Druckseiten. Wichtigster Nachteil: Der sehr teure Kandidat ist ausgesprochen langsam.

The 150 Mobile is expensive to buy and run, and can’t replace your home all-in-one, but it’s an excellent piece of engineering and a real boon if you often need to scan, print, and photocopy on the go. ...

The OfficeJet 150 is expensive for an inkjet printer, costing £269.00 on HP’s web site. But, of course, you are paying extra for its compact and portable design. It also crams in a lot of useful features with its scanning, copying and wireless options, so it’ll certainly earn its keep if you need a multifunction device that you can take on the road with you.

With the OfficeJet 150 Mobile All-in-One you get style, a clever design, and good output quality. It'll look cool when you set it down in front of a client, and it's the only truly portable printer/scanner on the market.