HP's mainstream, home all-in-one printer has just been updated to the Photosmart 5520, by the addition of a duplex print engine and improved wireless printing, for a range of mobile devices. It manages to combine a low-profile design with a good feature set and an impressive turn of speed.

60mm touchscreen with touch buttons; AirPrint and Android App support; Good running costs for budget printer

Messy paper stop design; Awkward memory card slot; Paper tray restricted to 80 sheets

A nice touchscreen interface and a delicious price tag helps make the HP Photosmart 5520 e-All-in-One a contender, and its low running costs won't hurt either. Its performance is solid rather than stunning though.

The Photosmart 5520 looks like a carbon copy of last year's model, the 5510 . The chassis is identical, the ports, buttons and screen are all in the same location, and it has the same 80-sheet paper tray and flimsy arm for prints that holds a mere 15 sheets.

The HP Photosmart 5530 is a neat-looking and relatively low-cost option for photo printing. It has just four ink colours, and although it's one of HP's cheaper printers, there are individual cartridges for each. These slot into the print head, which has integrated print nozzles.

Couldn't decide between this and a slightly larger printer. However I am more than happy, the quality is amazing, ink refills are nice and cheap, it's very stylish and quiet, and I love the fact I can print wirelessly from phone or ipad !!!

does what it says; none

Couldn't have been easier to set up and connect to wifi. I bought it to print from my ipad, i downloaded eprint app and was printing easily within minutes of getting the printer out of the box.

I absolutely hate this printer. Evey time I use it something else is wrong with the printout. I'm sick of cleaning and aligning printheads to no avail. If I could find the receipt I would get a refund, its rubbish.

Printer is amazingly easy to setup with your wifi. No need to connect it to computer via cable like with some other devices and works absolutely amazing with air print when using your iPhone or iPad. My iMac and Macbook Air recognised printer straight away.

Prints text at a good speed, scans and copies easily, not really tested photo quality as I never find any low to med quality inkjets suitable for reproducing photos good enough to hang on the wall. Wifi conection was reasonably easy to set up and coverage good.

Very easy to set up and I'm no techno geek, haven't tried all the facilities yet but I can't fault it