I was all excited about this printer because of all the good reviews. It is not compatible with Windows 8 or 8.1. I purchased the 7510 a year ago and purchased the 7520 last week. Liked them because of reviews and take the same ink cartridge. Both would not hook up wirelessly.

Easy to Use; Fast

Difficult to Set Up; Performance; when printing a job it vibrates pretty bad

This printer is awsome. It prints at a good speed, it also has 4 different inks. Yellow, Red, Blue, Black, Photo Black. So you can buy just the color you need and not waste a ton of ink replacing the entire cartrage.

I have always used HP products. And this one has not disappointed me. It has great picture quality when printing prints. It is fast when printing documents. Because of being wireless, it is slightly more complicated to set up originally.

All-in-one printers can be seen at every retailer out there, whether brick and mortar or online. There is however a standout in the HP Photosmart 7520 eAll-in-one Printer. Without further adieu, it is time to tell you why it is a standout. I got a hold of this earlier this month.

The product shipped and was delivered a day sooner than expected. The folks were excellent to work with. I would very highly recommend them.

This is a multi-function unit which means it also has fax as well printing, scanning and copying, I actually recently found a business that still uses fax, my local Pharmacy as urgent prescriptions can be sent from doctors surgeries.

It feels strange to call the HP Photosmart 7510 a legacy model considering it hit store shelves only last year, but HP has already issued an upgrade in the form of the new Photosmart 7520, an equally efficient all-in-one device that adds a few useful features like a dedicated fax machine and an additional front-loading USB port to use with an external storage drive.

The HP Photosmart 7520 earns its "all-in-one" moniker and adds cloud printing, remote accessibility, wireless connectivity, and app downloads to its list of features for busy households and small offices.

The HP Photosmart 7520 all-in-one is a cost-efficient introduction to the world of cloud access, remote printing, and simple interactions with the unit's large 4.33-inch color touch screen.

With no support for Ethernet, this printer won't do much for IT shoppers looking to link to a hardwired network.

The Photosmart 7520 seems like an excellent bit of hardware, but HP's simplistic drivers will prevent demanding users getting the best from it