Costs are actually fairly low for an MFP in this price range if you use the large-capacity supplies. The Photosmart 5520 uses a four-cartridge ink system (HP’s 564 line). Scans have a slightly cool temperature but are more than acceptable. Though a tad on the light side, photos have a largely realistic color palette (with a slight pinkish cast) on both plain and glossy photo paper. Output from the Photosmart 5520 generally looks good when it arrives. Scans and copies were acceptably quick as well. The Photosmart 5520 produced nice-looking draft-mode documents very quickly. Full-page photos printed on the Mac were a little slower than average at 0.4 ppm. Snapshot photos printed at 4.1 ppm to plain paper and 1.0 ppm to glossy paper. In our tests, monochrome pages printed at 8.8 pages per minute on the PC and 7.9 ppm on the Mac. The Photosmart 5520 is a nice performer for a sub-$150 MFP, albeit a tad slower than the Photosmart 5510. Like its predecessor, the Photosmart 5520 supports push scanning (that is, scanning to a PC using the printer’s control panel) and printing via email using HP’s ePrint. Those with Apple devices using iOS or Mac can use HP's AirPrint software, while Windows users use HP's ePrint.Although the Photosmart 5520’s printer driver is a relatively simple affair, it does offer layout options for booklets and multiple pages–amenities lacking in the Photosmart 5510. This means you can use your mobile devices as well as your PC or laptop to print via Wi-Fi. With the wireless feature, you are able to print photos and documents from any device. You are also able to print and share documents by connecting with HP Auto Wireless Connect feature. This makes it easy to print from multiple devices and data sources, making this printer a great utility.

Two phone sockets are also available for when you want to send or receive a fax. On the back of the printer, there's another USB socket to allow you to connect the printer to your computer. It's also easy to set up and is very straightforward to use.On the lower portion of the printer, there's a USB port as well as a dual-format SD and MemoryStick card slot. Each cartridge is easily replaced when an HP Photosmart cartridge is running low on ink.Being ENERGY STAR qualified, this all-in-one inkjet HP PhotoSmart 7520 saves on energy consumption. The device uses five ink cartridges (black, photo black, cyan, yellow, and magenta). Thanks to the automatic photo tray with peek window, you are sure that the photo paper is loaded. One is for regular paper and your document printing needs, and one is for photographs. There are two different paper trays for this Photosmart device. It's an app- and icon-based menu, which makes it simple to find and select the choices you want.

The included 4.33-inch color touchscreen gives you great ease of operation. Give your at-home business the same support as a standard office. This makes the 7520 a great choice for the in-home office. When using the device's settings, it's even better, and it resembles high-quality laser printing instead of that from an ink cartridge. The text is dark and sharp even on normal settings. Pictures printed in full color have accurate shading, a pleasing brightness, and are true to the photograph's original coloring. Crisp detail and clear photos are better than what you find with many other printers. No more sitting around and waiting while your papers are slowly feeding through a sluggish or unresponsive machine.The print quality of this tool is impressive. This keeps your time streamlined and productive. With its fast print speeds and 25-sheet automatic document feeder, the HP e-all-in-one lets you print more in less time. Whether you need to print documents for homework and projects or print pictures, the 7520 is a great home printer. In addition to printing, it sends and receives faxes for you, makes copies, or scans documents to send them to your computer. The HP Photosmart 7520 all-in-one inkjet printer comes packed with a number of practical features.

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