Questions about HP OfficeJet Pro 8122e

I use HP 924e; available at Galaxus; e.g. the black cartridge: HP Inc. 924e EvoMore (BK)

We do not know anything about this, it is best to contact the manufacturer HP directly.

Compatible cartridges for this printer are the HP 923 Black, Cyan, Magenta and Yellow Original Ink Cartridges. In addition, compatible cartridges such as the 924E series, which includes black and cyan, are also available from various third-party manufacturers.

The documents scanned on the printer cannot be transferred directly to a USB stick. However, the printer offers the option of printing documents via a USB connection, but not of saving them directly to a USB stick. To transfer documents to a USB stick, you must manage them via a computer.

No, normal cartridges are not included. The printer must be registered for the cashback. You can find the instructions for this in the Cashback section under this product.

No, it says exactly when the printer will be delivered. Product is currently not in stock. Otherwise select another product available from stock. This should be delivered tomorrow, which is what it says.

The HP OfficeJet Pro 8122e (405U3B) does not necessarily require an HP account to use all basic print, copy and scan functions, but there are some limitations and alternatives: - If you are using the HP Smart App, an HP account is required to use the app. - However, there are alternative methods to scan without needing an HP account. You can install the Full Feature software package with the Easy Start Wrapper, which includes the HP Scan function without the need for an HP account. - Other alternatives include using HP Scan and Capture or NAPS2, which do not require you to sign in to an HP account. It is therefore possible to use the printer without an HP account, but the use of certain apps and services such as HP Smart requires a login.

Ink cartridges are not included in the basic package of the HP OfficeJet Pro 8122e printer. Usually, ink cartridges must be purchased separately.

everything included, yes