I usually have trouble recommending a lower-end sibling like the HP Envy Photo 7155 over its higher-end brethren, the HP Envy Photo 7855, when the latter comes with an ADF, and the former doesn't.

Reasonable purchase price; Good overall print quality; Low running costs with Instant Ink; Attractive design; Supports SD card flash memory

Cost per page is high sans Instant Ink; Potentially wasteful two-cartridge ink cartridge set holds all four inks; Noticeable banding when printing dark gradients and backgrounds

Instant ink available

No

In our opinion, the Envy 7155 is an impressive versatile option at a very decent price. While it lacks some of the premium features of the 7855, such as the automated document feeder and slightly faster print speed, the 7155 is a perfect option for printing photos on a budget.

Easily setup and excellent quality photos. The paper trays are a bit confusing but overall an excellent printer

I think people need to realize that there are way better PHOTO printers out there and if you really do your research on cost of supplies you can find a printer that will do a great job for you without breaking the bank and not be intrusive with heuristics.

Pro It was a free review sample-to later give to charity; Prints documents well; Competently fast at printing photos It prints documents and photos pretty fast, but let's face it in today's times most are this fast; Documents are also good quality.

Software read more below Small "Micro" cartridges Poor quality touch screen Well let's start of by saying, that even though HP sent Newegg this printer to send to me to review, I sincerely wished they hadn't; I really hate berating a product, but I think it is well deserved in this case.

I just followed the few instructions on the display and got it going within 5 minutes. The printer does the most part of the configuration work by itself. The remaining rest was done by the apps that I downloaded from 123.hp.com to my iMac.

I purchased the Envy 7155, after a lot of research, to replace my 10 year old PhotoSmart printer-which had, after many years of good performance, blown-out the primary bk. nozzle. I liked the promise of better ink-conomy ($) with fewer ink tanks, & many of the reviews are good.

Bought this HP printer after giving up on and returning two Canon printers that would not connect to Airprint. This HP printer connected in no time at all and was really easy to set up. After the frustrating Canon's this is a breeze to use and so far it prints and does just what it is meant to do.

Does everything it should. Was a little difficult to set up and instructions could have been a lot clearer or better detailed online. Would have been useful if the utility had contained a removal tool to first get rid of all the previous printers software first.

I do like this printer, the dual paper trays and relatively small form factor are great. ***Very important - you need to upgrade the firmware right away to the latest version or you will have network issues.