From what I've used so far this printer is a lot better than my old Epson. It is a tad noisy on firing up, but otherwise it is fine and the print quality is excellent. On set up it asks you to print a photo (just to check) and it was perfect and set up itself was very easy.

I find the display window hard to read and hard to understand. It doesn't seem to have any free forms that I can use. I wanted to have it print a calendar but it does not, nor does it print a graph page like my other printed did.

Compact Design; Fast Print Time

Flimsy Construction; Hard Setup

Problem in set up was I had to delete another program that was used with a Cannon scanner and a cammera program using Snapfish. Still trying to integrate with other software but works well and happy with the cheep cost of ink.

Compact Design; Durable construction

This printer is great. It has Linux support, great wireless capabilities, it doesn’t use abundant amounts of ink, and it allows one to email scans right from the printer.

I bought this printer for normal printing of emails, word documents, etc. I love the fact that it's wireless and that you can print from other mobile devices. The setup was easy and the unit is very easy to use.

Doesn't Jam; Good Value; Easy to Use; Quality; Easy to Set Up; Performance

picture quality so-so

I honestly don't use my printer that often, but I do enjoy this one the most out of all the printers I've had thus far. I definitely have been spoiled by the "printing over wi-fi" technology, but i was recently introduced to "air printing" from my i-pad and i-phone via this...

Easy To Set Up; Easy To Use; Fast Print Time

quality is impressive in todays 'plastic throw away society' unable to rate fax as there is none

Great price; good functionality

The HP site insinuates there is fax capability; In reality, you can only use the fax function if you have a wireless connection

If you're trying to decide between this model and its slightly lower-priced multifunction printer cousin, the HP Photosmart 5520 printer , note that the HP Photosmart 6520 e-All-in-One has a bigger touchscreen control panel and a dedicated photo tray. Read more inkjet printer reviews .

Almost identical in most ways to the HP Photosmart 6510 e-All-in-One that it's in the process of replacing in HP's line, and one step up from the HP Photosmart 5520 e-All-in-One that I recently reviewed, the HP Photosmart 6520 e-All-in-One , adds a few small, but significant, conveniences compared...

Touch-screen control panel; Wi-Fi; Prints through the cloud.

No Ethernet; Web-based features available only though a Wi-Fi connection to a network connected to the internet

I bought the HP Photosmart 6520-e the morning of November 8, 2012. After about four hours of unsuccessfully attempting to connect the unit wirelessly,...

It works

Took a long time to find out it cannot connect wirelessly