This is a ‘more in sorrow than in anger' situation for me, as I really liked the Envy 7830 – it has an Ethernet port and the ‘Instant Ink' service seems likely to be a great idea – but it has one bug which was crucial to me: if you print MS Word documents that include images inserted by the standard...

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.

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.

Absolutely no problems wither printer. Good quality printing. Very sketchy set up instructions though. Probably fine for most technology literate people, but A bit of A struggle for anyone else. A simple user/set up manual in the box would have been nice.

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.

A few hickups Generally gd product. Have got $8000 worth of hp products

Easy to set up; Worked right out of the box; HP software very useful for printing and scanning over my network; Superb photo printing directly from my iPhone

Multi-page scanner works only from the network, not locally; Ink is expensive

love the wireless ability and quality,works well thru my computer

Had this printer about a month. Prints great quality photos.

The Envy Photo 7830 turns out to be a great all-rounder, pumping out everyday black-and-white or colour prints at decent speeds and delivering consistently good output. As a photo printer it's more above average than awesome, but the prints still look good enough for quick snaps, filling photo...

Impressive speeds; Good all-round print quality; Well-priced

Big and chunky; Scan software lacks options; Can be expensive to run