Buy Hewlett Packard Envy

Get a sleek design and versatility for premium printing in any room. Print lab quality photos and everyday documents from virtually anywhere, scan to email, make quick copies, access web content, and charge your iPhone.

• ISO Speed: Up to 7 ppm black, Up to 4 ppm color
• Standard Connectivity: 1 USB 2.0, 1 WiFi 802.11n
• Wireless, Memory card slot, Web connect, HP ePrint, 4.33-in (10.9 cm) touchscreen CGD

This give to us some advantages, good reviews already proving the quality of this product, like this :
1. Awesome HP Printer
I had been eyeing the HP Envy printers for a while now, especially since I thought it would be nice to have our iPhones and iPads print directly to it via AirPrint. So when our other HP printer finally gave out, I opted to pick up the new Envy 120. First off, this machine is quite heavy and solid for a home-use printer, but I think that is good that it isn't cheaply made. I know HP markets the Envy line as a higher-end trendy printer.

Out of the box, there isn't much to setting up the printer you need to worry about. You have the printer itself, power cord and ink cartridges. There's a CD too, but you can skip this and instead download the software from the HP site (latest version). Setup went fairly smoothly. The only minor glitch happened when I first installed the ink cartridges. The printer kept saying they were not installed properly even though they were correct. I ended up just turning the printer off and then back on again to solve that problem. Next, I connected...

2. Attractive, well-built printer that sends what you scan to HP.
This printer is beautiful, understated, and simple. The build quality is quite impressive, from its glass top to its finished internals.

I didn't really even need a new printer. I bought this printer because my previous Lexmark was so fantastically ugly. You know the designers did something right when a consumer is willing to buy their creation not out of necessity, but because of want, especially when in the context of printers, since no one in all of the history of mankind has ever been excited about buying a printer. Since I need a printer, I was excited to have one that didn't look like a blob of disgusting radiused plastic, one that looks like the designers actually cared about what they were making, one that doesn't create a black hole of aesthetics in my home office. This printer is that, and I'm glad to have it.

I do have one criticism. Some big dummy thought it would be a good idea to put the words "PRINT SCAN COPY WEB" on the front of the product...

Need more appointment... ? let's see this reviews :
Perfect design. Printing just ok. Scanning bad.
This printer looks so good that it is in its own class.
It is exceptionally compact and solid, fit and finish is a first rate harmony of aluminum and glass (an apple-like feel of quality and formal elegance). The setup is simple and direct, and you will be able to work after 10 minutes of gentle fiddling. The interface is responsive, ergonomic and cleanly designed. The printing via email (hp eprint) is also an interesting feature for people on the run.

The printer opens automatically, extends the output support by itself, prints what you asked it to print, and then automatically seals itself again once you take your prints off the machine. This bodes well for durability as dust will stay out of the machine's innards (cat hair is what killed my previous printer). The flip side of that coin is, how long will all these delicate actuators last ? :)

Overall this printer is a design milestone in the category, and makes us (and hopefully the competing printer...

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