Just what I wanted for the money. Good prints, fast text, easy installation, both hardware and software wise. Extra plus for the A3. Fine scanning quality. EASY TO USE. Less hassle for the beginning of A4/A3 paper, and that one must ask whether the software each time the prints A4 or A3 for which...

HP's printing solutions span a wide area of markets, so there are different ranges that are targeted at different markets. The OfficeJet line is designed specifically for SoHos (Small Office / Home Office) segment. Every printer manufacturer out there has printers designed for this market.

I received this product as a birthday present and have been constantly impressed with the printer.The print quality is fantastic and the fact that it can print on A4 and A3 sheets is a bonus.

Easy To Set Up; Easy To Use; Quality Construction

Quite too soon to give proper review. However I think it is a great machine. The only shortfall i see in the machine is the A3 feature. It does not give a fully befitting A3 functionality

The HP Officejet 7500A can not only handle larger paper sizes, but also produces good results at affordable prices, even when working with standard A4 sheets. All in all, it sets a new benchmark for affordable, medium-format, multi-function printers.

Fairly low print costs; Excellent text results; Touchscreen controls; Wi-Fi and Ethernet connectivity

Colour printing can be slow; Photo results aren't great

If you need an all-in-one printer that can print larger-than-A4 colour pages, then you don't have many options at the moment. It's good to see HP attacking this niche market, then, with its new Officejet 7500A inkjet colour printer. It costs around £180 and can handle sheet sizes all the way up to A3+.

If you want to be able to produce high-impact A3 posters, we think you'll find the highly affordable HP Officejet 7500A inkjet printer hard to beat. It can scan, copy and fax too.

Fairly low print costs; excellent text results; touchscreen controls; Wi-Fi and Ethernet connectivity.

Colour printing can be slow; photo results aren't great.

Until recently, the only manufacturer making inkjet all-in-one printers that could handle paper larger than A4 was Brother. HP obviously thinks the market is now large enough for it to dip a toe in the water and has introduced the Officejet 7500A, which is an A3 machine.

Printing right up to 13in x 19in; Discreet for medium format printer; Downloadable print apps

No separate photo tray; Copied text appears over-heavy; Wide top and bottom margins on A3 prints

We were fairly impressed with the last all-in-one (AIO) from HP that we reviewed, that being the Officejet 6500A Plus , so we were looking forward to discovering if the Officejet 7500A Wide Format can continue the high standard set by its stablemate.

Delivers fast prints at a good quality; AirPrint and ePrint; A3 printing and larger output tray

Takes up a fair bit of desk real estate, heavy, standard sized input tray in terms of the number of pages; No auto duplex printing

HP is dipping its toe into the all-in-one printer market for larger prints, trying to jostle Brother from an area in which it previously had sole occupancy. So is the market large enough for a new entrant, and does HP's A3+ offering cut the mustard?

Printing right up to 13 inch x 19inch; Discreet for medium format printer; Downloadable print apps

No separate photo tray; Copied text appears over-heavy; Wide top and bottom margins on A3 prints; Our full review of the HP Officejet 7500A

This printer is sweet!!! Prints on a wide variety of papers & films. Surprisingly high quality prints. Extra easy set up through my wireless network... I didn't even have to plug it into my computer!!! It's cool that I can print from my iphone wirelessly!!!