An excellent multi-function printer for a very good price.

Easy to use; Inexpensive; Wi-Fi.

Price of ink cartridges

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 .

we run a bird rescue charity so do lots of printing .the great thing is we can keep it upstairs away from the birds and being wireless we can use any computer, it came with ink and prints wonderfully.

Easy to install and use; Good price, none

Everything started ok (well for six months anyway) approx a month ago for the first time I replaced all of the ink cartridges, I do consider myself to be a light user I was therefore totally surprised when the low ink warning message appeared after all as I said the set up cartridges lasted for...

Purchase, primarily because we needed a new printer and this one was on offer. It is stunning for photos and for the ease of set up. Disc included makes connecting to network almost child's play, with or without cable. Up and running within minutes.

This printer has printed very good quality photos, very good quality colour scans and good text printing on docs. Very easy set up from HP site and easy to use touch screen controls. Would recommend to all.

It works for the first few pages and then stops. It scans half a page and then stops, it is unreliable and the most disappointing product I have ever wasted my money on. I bought it because it was supposed to be compatible with my Apple ipad and Airport (which it sits next to!).

I just bought this couple of days ago. It was easy to install! BUT, for the first print it took long time after giving the print command at least 20 times! Now I wanted to print something important and can't even print!!!!Installed all eprint and all connected all i.e.

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.

These days, you can pick up household multifunction printers from $25 to $500+. The variety is so diverse that it can be almost impossible to distinguish the printers from each other, other then the brand. So how do you test out what is good?