HP Photosmart 6520 Wireless Color Photo Printer with Scanner and Copier..
Buy HP Photosmart 6520 Wireless Color Photo Printer with Scanner and Copier By HP
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203 of 212 people found the following review helpful.
By Adam Petrone
I've been using HP printers since 1992. I usually upgrade every 5 years or so and let me say this is by far the easiest to set up and the print quality is superb, from all the printers I've had. I have 4 laptops, 2 desktops and 3 Ipads in my home, all are connected to this printer and all print from it flawlessy.Photo quality is up there with the best. I've owned this for a few weeks and so far I've never had 1 issue. I love it! May I add that my wife loves to print her own greeting cards and has printed over 25 still on the original "set-up" cartridges..
106 of 112 people found the following review helpful.
By Rita C Whicker
Bought this for Daughter that is in high school. We took it out of the box and was using it within 5 min time its that easy.
I can just push a button on my iphone and it prints pictures right from my phone.
108 of 119 people found the following review helpful.
By Kantw8
The printer works fine and the quality is good. The ink cartridges are expensive, but so far they seem to last longer than the ink on my Kodak printer (this one replaced the Kodak). The Kodak has much better printer software. Compared to the software that came with the Kodak, this software is seriously lacking. The printer software is pretty useless in my case (unless you want to print craft projects and greeting cards).
Pros:
HP brand name.
Individual ink cartridges
wireless printing - has not failed me yet.
LCD touch menu screen easy to navigate
Easy setup (easy to get onto wireless network)
Decent looking unit.
No power adapter on the power cord.
Cons:
paper handling (don't like the door on the paper tray - seems a bit flimsy)
lacking software (especially scanner software)
expensive ink (but what printer doesn't have expensive ink).
Tend to open printer unit (where ink goes) when just trying to open scanner flatbed (Hey HP, that was a truly poor design on your part)
