A really nice looking printer, copier, scanner that performs as good as it looks

Would have given it a cleaner and smaller look

Great looking and super compact

Great look and feel

My HPEnvy had just "died" after 4 years, and I was looking for a replacement all-in-one.

Nice looking printer, easy to setup, but it seems to consume a lot of ink.

Function obviously matters more than form when it comes to a printer, but this printer is really compact and sleek-looking, with clean lines

From an overall just looking at the photo, the HP seemed sharper and with the greater contrast the photo it was a "better" photo.

Here are a few things I like on this model:--Sleek, good looking machine.--Full 5” Touch screen for easy operation.--Front and rear

The over look and quality of the printer is fabulous, especially for the price

At this point I swallowed hard & looked at Canon models since the one good quality the MG7520 had was the 6 cartridge ink system & the ability to use aftermarket ink

It's a sharp looking little machine and so far I have no complaints.

So: I love the looks of this all-in-one.

I like the look of them myself.

So I was left here with this fancy looking, useless piece of junk

I love the look and size, it fits in a small space and blends in with its surroundings.

It is just a gorgeous looking printer, small, compact, and with a wonderful red cover

(and the red top is pretty cool looking if it goes with your decor)

Prints photos - this thing prints great looking photos2

It ruins the look of the printer in my opinion and if mine was going to be sitting out, I wouldn't select this.

The printer also supports connection through a wi-fi router, but I had trouble figuring out which password it was looking for, and gave up after about an hour, unsuccessful

Other than that it’s a sleek looking functional asset to my home office.

It's cool looking, but that's not what I want in a printer.

Beautiful, updated looking printer, easy to set up and gorgeous photo prints for my photography business

I would STRONGLY recommend looking elsewhere.

It anchors an ugly, large L-shaped Quick Menu to the computer desktop and installs My Image Garden, which wants to take over scan and photo management, though it doesn’t insist, and other programs