The HP describes its model Tango 100 as a “smart home printer”. Rightly so, because like other smart devices, it is controlled purely via an app and WLAN. Ideally, the user uses his smartphone to print from the Tango printer or to make copies and scans. Accordingly, the printer has no other connection sockets such as LAN or USB or a menu display. Everything works via the app. HP has designed a printer that suits a modern, urban lifestyle. The dimensions of the printer are compact at 389 x 246 x 91 mm but allow printing up to A4 format. If the dark gray-light gray-colored printer is not needed, it can be stored in a book cover-like sleeve covered with gray and white woven material, protected from dust. The entire design is geared towards the trendy Scandi living style with simple, high-quality materials and Scandinavian design elements. The fact that the printer focuses on the modern, digital lifestyle is also evident in all functions. The printer is then ready to accept commands. And of course, thanks to the app and WiFi connection, even if the printing process was not started where the printer is. In addition to photos, the app can also be used to print documents. There is a copy function and the app uses the camera of the smartphone or tablet for scanning. The HP Tango 100 prints photos – probably the most popular function – from its photo album, if desired also from Facebook & Co., from its cloud, or from the Dropbox memory on the smartphone after selection in good print quality and it recognizes the paper format inserted. The app also allows settings for color, image quality, and more. Despite the use of XL inks, photo printouts quickly become quite expensive if the ink has to be constantly replaced. If you don’t print a lot and often photos, you would be well advised to take a closer look at the printer’s “HP Instant Ink” service the printer automatically reports when it needs new inks, which are then automatically delivered to your home. Nice for photo printers: photos in the 13×18 cm format are not counted towards the print quantity. If the WLAN goes on strike and you need to print from your smartphone or tablet (with locally saved images). The HP Tango 100 has a network to which the smartphone can be connected. This means that printouts are possible even when the internet connection is interrupted.
Download the HP Tango 100 Manual for Windows and macOS
Refer to the operating systems compatibility to make sure the HP Tango 100 printer is compatible with your PC or Mac to avoid issues when installing, installing the driver, or using the printer.
Download the HP Tango 100 User Guide and Setup Poster
The manual below includes a User Guide to teach the user how to use the printer, and a Setup Poster to guide you on how to install the printer hardware.
HP Tango 100 User Guide
Filename: c06132580.pdf
File size: 1.74MB
HP Tango 100 Setup Poster
Filename: c06139279.pdf
File size: 0.12MB
*Applicable for HP Tango Series
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In conclusion, The HP Tango 100 is a stationary ink printer that can be used in many ways via radio connection. However, photo prints in particular are good and not brilliant, and prints and ink are also relatively expensive. Of course, you can use the instant ink service and print without worrying about ink for a small monthly fee, but you could have offered the printer a bit cheaper. Otherwise a successful design in keeping with the current furnishing trend. All HP Tango 100 Manuals are copyrighted by Hewlett Packard, the customer agrees to the applicable license or other agreement from HP.
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