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.

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

Although part of HP's image-orientated Photosmart range, the HP 7520 is a very capable home office all-in-one printer. It has fax facilities alongside the expected printing, scanning and photocopying.

Superb; fast photo printing; Great text output; Good overall build quality; Web and mobile printing options

No second A4 tray; Some build issues; Slight banding on default-quality images; No Ethernet connectivity

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.

Best printer I've ever had. No problems at all in over 2 years that I've owned it. Prints wirelessly perfect every time off my laptop iPhone and iPad It prints quickly and crisp. Photo printing a bit slow but quality is excellent. Scanner and copier work great as well.

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

I originally ordered the PhotoSmart 6520, and it wouldn't let me print on custom size paper, which I need to do for my art business. So I talked to the support folks, and they convinced me that the 7520 would do the job. So I exchanged printers, for a slight cost (they were very nice!

This printers connectivity with my mac book pro is just awful. Every time I want to print something I have to unplug the printer and plug it back in to reestablish the wireless connection.

The Photosmart 7520 supports photo printing in several ways. A separate photo paper tray holds up 20 sheets of up to 5-inch-by-7-inch photo paper. There are five ink cartridges, rather than the usual four. The extra color is a photo black, used on photos in addition to the standard matte black ink.

Easy to install and use; Outstanding print quality; Extra color cartridge for photos

No Ethernet connection; Small paper tray capacity

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.

This multifunction inkjet sits at the top of HP's Photosmart range. As the name suggests it's a photo-orientated printer for the home, but it's packed with a variety of useful features including a 25-page ADF and a fax modem, potentially making it an all-rounder capable of taking on office duties.