A review of the Envy Photo 7830, HP's top-of-the-line all in one for those who love to print photos from their phones.

This photo-centric AIO prints good-looking documents and photos, and, with an Instant Ink subscription, at low cost. (The photos look good, too, if shy of five- and six-ink competitors.)

Good overall print; copy; scan quality; Easy to set up and use; Small and light; Instant Ink compatible; making for inexpensive photos; Support for Wi-Fi Direct; SD cards; USB drives

Two-tank ink delivery; instead of four discrete cartridges; High cost per page without Instant Ink

There was a time in which HP's Envy all-in-one printers, which were introduced in 2010, were all about style-at the expense of features and performance. The 7855 is still stylish, though in a tasteful, understated way.

Above-par photo quality; Good range of connectivity choices; 35-sheet automatic document feeder (ADF); Fax capabilities; Automatic duplexer

Ink costs on the high side if you buy individual cartridges; Slightly subpar graphics quality; Limited paper capacity pegs it for light duty or personal use

If you like to print out lots of selfies and holiday snaps, or creative projects such as calendars and cards, then the Envy Photo 7830 with an Instant Ink subscription could genuinely save you a lot of money.

With all the fascinating new technology that gets released on a regular basis, it's not often we take a look at the humble printer. While printers were once a significant investment that home users and businesses paid to maintain and repair, over time manufacturers have released significantly less...

The $200 HP Envy 7855 is a well-rounded all-in-one inkjet printer that offers a decent assortment of features, solid performance and high print quality. With fax capability, a dedicated photo paper tray, a duplexer and an automatic document feeder (ADF), the Envy 7855 handles most home and office...

Fast text and photo printing; Fast multipage copying using an automated document feeder; Dedicated photo paper tray

Slow to print color graphics; Ink costs are above average; without a subscription; No physical function buttons

Photo printers are nothing new and they've certainly come a long way since their introduction. Our HP ENVY Photo 7855 review takes a look at one of HP's latest all-in-one photo printers. Read on to see what we thought of its performance and quality.

Decent print; copy; and scan speeds; 1200dpi scan resolution; Excellent photo quality prints; Power-saving options; Wireless printing; USB and SD card printing; Instant Ink Program saves money on ink cartridges; Fairly easy and straightforward setup

Two cartridge ink system; Slow photo printing; Limited editing functions in HP Smart app; Initial setup rejected the new starter cartridges (not an isolated incident; High ink cost if you opt out of Instant Ink Program

I have always had HP printers and have never had problems with them, until this one. It was very easy to set up, it even printed the test pages fine, but the next time I tried to print the paper jammed every time no matter what kind of paper I used.

Setup was remarkably easy for me on this HP 7864 Printer. I used the HP Easy Start app (which you can download from the 123.hp.com website). I first deleted all of my old HP printer software and started fresh with the new installation. Perfect wireless setup on my wifi network.

Install was a nightmare, called hp help number, they wanted to charge me $110.00 to install it, access to my computer and change some things to install...not happy allowing someone I do not know access into my computer to change things to install printer that didn't even cost $110.00..

Compact design; Easy Controls; Excellent Print Quality

instructions to install need some work.