The HP 200 printer’s build quality is hit-and-miss. Despite being made of plastic, it feels remarkably sturdy and well put together for a portable printer. The glossy screen is a fingerprint magnet, however, and prone to scratching. Its compact design makes it easy to carry around, and the input tray doubles as a protective cover, so you don’t need to worry about dust getting in while you’re on the go. There’s also a detachable power cord, making it easy to replace in case of damage, and a Kensington lock as a built-in security measure. It has a rechargeable battery for when you’re on the go and don’t have a power outlet; it’s replaceable and housed at the rear of the printer. The design has some downsides. First, there’s no output tray, so your prints can easily spill out onto the floor if you’re not careful. The printer also has to be on to access the ink cartridges, so you can’t change the cartridges if the battery is low and you aren’t close to a power outlet. Finally, the display’s ribbon cable is unprotected at the back of the screen, which raises potential concerns for reliability and longevity, given its primary use case.