Reviews for HP Photosmart 7520 e-All-in-One Printer

Set up was a breeze. I hooked it up to my network & our 2 laptops effortlessly. When I installed the apps on our ipones & ipads I was amazed at what I could do. Having paper trays (one for paper & one for photo paper) is it's best asset. The printer has a "brain". When you print a photo it chooses the right setting and the photo tray & produces high quality photos, right from my iphone. Draft printing is super fast & very good quality. Best printer I have ever had & it does it all.

After so much research on wireless printer performance with Apple products, I took a chance on the HP 7520. If you read enough user reviews you will not want to try any.

I did not install the HP software on my MacBook Air, but instead set it up on the wireless network as a stand alone device. It has worked flawlessly with this laptop, 2 iPads, an iPhone 5 and also an Android phone. I have used it for multiple full color 4X6 and 8 1/2X11 photos and documents and have scanned directly to the iPads and both phones using the HP apps. I love the effortless double sided printing, and also keeping both paper sizes loaded at the same time, and not having to choose which to use. My biggest concern was having complications with my Apple laptop, but so far all features have worked so easily while maintaining print/scan quality. I have been using this printer 100% wirelessly and loving it!

I considered both this printer and the Artisan 837. I went with the HP and am glad I did. I had none of the set up or connection issues mentioned by some other reviewers. I have not used the USB cable and have had a very solid WiFi connection. If the HP printer software is installed on your Mac (mine is running OS 10.7) the scan-to-computer function works fine. I've used all the functions except for fax and had no issues. AirPrint works great, including the ability to choose 2 sided printing from your iPhone/iPad. And, for me at least, with quality paper this printer outputs beautiful photo prints that I think are as good as the lab. The pre-installed apps are mostly fluff (coloring pages, etc) but probably would be useful with children. The quick forms app came in handy when I was tutoring my niece and we needed some graph paper.