Need list of printers that offers the duplex COPY feature (not the duplex printing and scanning!)

[tsiebert1969]

I recently purchased a HP Officejet 8022 all-in-one printer and I am SO very disappointed that it does NOT offer the duplex copy feature!  Every single HP printer I've purchased in the past had this feature.  Why would HP take that feature off?!  I will be returning this printer because I refuse to have to do this duplex copying MANUALLY.  I am looking for a list of HP printers that offers the duplex copy feature.  

[Dragon-Fur]

@tsiebert1969 

Edits / Updates - Answer original question:  Which printers?

(Original Content later in this message - How to copy 2-sided)

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Original Content

According to the Tech list on this printer series, 2-sided COPY is supported.

Copier Settings

Number of Copies; Two-Sided; Lighter/Darker; ID Copy; Resize; Quality; Paper Size; Paper Type; Collate; Margin Shift; Crop; Copy Preview; Enhancements

If the options to change the Copy settings are lacking on the Printer control panel,

User Guide Page 45

Try / Consider

Use the Embedded Web Server (EWS) to adjust / set the Copy Defaults

Open your favorite browser > type / enter Printer IP address into URL / Address bar

Tab Copy > Settings > Default Settings / Copy Defaults (wording can vary)

General Example

EWS_9025_Copy_Defaults_5

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HP OfficeJet 8022 All-in-One Printer 

[ShlomiL]

Hi,

I would also like to add that generally, for this level of printers range and features, the Officejet Pro 9015 would be the most similar model with added single-pass duplex ADF capabilities:

https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-officejet-pro-9015e-all-in-one-printer

The 9025e printer would be the next option with single-pass (faster) duplex ADF capabilities:

https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-officejet-pro-9025e-all-in-one-printer

I would say that these would be the most similar models, comparing your current printer, any other option would be much different printer levels on the manner of both the features and the price ranges.

Shlomi

[tsiebert1969]

A few things....  First of all, this printer came w no software CD like ALL of my previous printers did.  Not sure why that  has also been discontinued.  These software CD's are priceless especially when we're dealing w an older computer.  Older computers do not have all the automatic download bells and whistles.  My printer says it's a HP Officejet 8020, but HP firmware updates make it show up in my computer as a 8022 (when I print from my phone and we choose the 8020 printer it will not print.... but if we choose the 8022 series it'll print.  Go figure.  How does that make sense?).  So not sure what that's about.  But when I go into the copy feature, it only gives me the "1 sided to 1 sided" and the "1 sided to 2 sided" options.  There is NO "2 sided to 2 sided" option.  I honestly wonder if I had used my Windows laptop to do the install instead of my older iMac if I would've gotten the 2 sided to 2 sided copy option.  But that would suck because we rarely use our laptop.  I mean, since no software CD was given, I don't even have a utility type of icon to access to help w this or any other issue.  No printer utility app at all was installed onto my iMac for me to use like ALL of my previous HP printers did.