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.

I have the problem on both the stock firmware and the updated firmware. Disabling WiFi/network access seems to resolve the issue... making this about as useful as a brick that i want to hit it with.

You get a lot of extra printcartridges as you work with support to fix issues

For a little over a month i have had an issue with this printer were it seems that after connecting to the internet it crashes out and asks to be rebooted; I have connected though different access points change and removed encryption but the problem persists; they replaced the print heads.; no go.

Had this printer for 9 month had to exchange it once because didnt print pictures constantly calling tech.services [...] tried to print a document will not print again !

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.

The HP Photosmart 7520's tablet-style touchscreen makes it pleasant to use, although our test results were hit and miss The HP Photosmart 7520 has a very different design to the others, eschewing the increasingly low and flat look for a stepped shape.

Two paper trays and an ADF; a big tablet-style touchscreen; fast document speeds; attractive price

Disappointing photo quality; awkward boxy design; rather noisy

Alright for everyday use

Quality

Sound

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

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

Jon L. Jacobi has worked with computers since you flipped switches and punched cards to program them. He studied music at Julliard, and now he power mods his car for kicks. More by Jon L.

Excellent text and photo output; Easy-to-use control panel

Scanner lid can't telescope to accept thicker material

This striking-looking, photo-optimized AIO churns out great-looking photographs, but at an exceedingly high cost per page. Overall, though, it's a strong-performing printer, best for light duty.

Prints great-looking photos; Reasonably fast; Unusually attractive chassis; Easy to set up and use

A little pricey; Very high cost per page; No Ethernet support