Customer Ratings & Reviews

The HP Envy Photo 7975 is one of the best home printers we’ve ever owned. From homework assignments to professional business documents, it consistently delivers fast, high-quality results. Out of the box, setup was straightforward and familiar. I’ve owned several HP printers before, and this one followed the same simple process. The only hiccup was a brief communication issue between the app and the printer during setup which was easily fixed with a quick restart. Within ten to fifteen minutes, everything was up and running perfectly. Beyond that, the print quality and performance are top tier materials. The Photos come out true, rich, and vibrant. The black page speed and color page speeds are well suited for either personal or small business professionals. As mentioned, the HP Smart App makes everything easy. From printing to managing your color cartridge needs. The app offers effortless editing and enhancement capabilities, but the printer itself features AI technology that helps clean up prints. My final thoughts are that the HP Envy Photo 7975 delivers excellent photos and superb print quality at an affordable price point. It’s a reliable, all-in-one printer that performs beautifully across a variety of needs, from creative projects to everyday business tasks.

Right out of the box I could tell that this was a good printer. The time, effort, and cost that HP put into packaging the Envy Photo 7975 is remarkable. It is very well protected. I chose this printer for the photo aspect of it, and it does a phenomenal job of printing pictures through the HP App right from our phones or tablet. I already had the HP App since I once had another HP printer, and adding the Envy Photo went smoothly. I looked at the specs from HP’s website and there it says this computer weighs in around 18 pounds, and it’s not that big of a footprint. It comes w/ everything you need to begin printing right out of the box and again, the setup only takes a few minutes at best. I was able to print from my phone, my tablet and my laptop wirelessly w/ out any problems whatsoever. It comes w/ a black ink cartridge and a multi-color cartridge, which I really like that I won’t have to purchase 4 separate colors like I had to w/ the printer this Envy Photo is replacing. It does however, come w/ the “instant ink” and you get 3 months free and as the box indicates, “after 3 months a monthly fee will be charged automatically unless cancelled” I understand the reasoning behind this, and I like the fact that it will be sent, but I still like to purchase it locally when I can. All in all this is a really good printer that has a photo tray that allows you to print really nice photos, and it also allows you to print and scan like any other printer. I would recommend this printer.

I needed a new all-in-one printer, and this one checked all my boxes. I'm a student with a full-time job, so having a printer at home is essential for everything I need to get done. I don’t print photos often, but I’m glad I have the option—especially with graduation coming up. I’ll be able to print some for family members who want some grad pics. Now, onto practicality: HP clearly knows what they’re doing in this department. The Envy Photo 7975 is super user-friendly. I haven’t experienced any lag or frustration while using it, and honestly, that alone has saved me so much stress. I love when technology just works. I really appreciate being able to send things to print from my phone with zero issues. It does take some setup, but after that, it’s a breeze. The self-regulating Wi-Fi tech is also a huge plus—troubleshooting is the worst, so I’m glad HP included that feature with the help of AI. The build quality is great too—sleek and not too big, perfect for a home office or bedroom. Definitely recommend!

As a long time HP printer user I have yearned for them to get back to the quality of the units they were releasing in the late 2000s and early 2010s. There was a period just a few years ago where it seemed like no matter what price-point you purchased at you were 50/50 going to be getting a lemon. I say this with a ~15 year old HP M251NW sitting right next to me (and this 7975) that I still use as my daily printer. I have purchased 3 other HP models in that time and all were lackluster by comparison and returned, so I was really eager to try the 7975 and see if there had been any improvements in the year or so since I last considered a new printer. The biggest improvement straight out of the gate is the screen and interface, ease of connectively, and options in regards to mobile printing. With other models I've used over the last few years one of the biggest issues was with not just establishing a WiFi connection, but *maintaining* it. I don't even know how many times a connection would be made only for it to drop and not reconnect again. Happy to report that after a solid week of use, not a single instance of disconnecting and having to reconnect, let alone issues establishing a connection in the first place. This has been extremely pleasing as this was, again, the main pain point with each of the previous HP printers I had tried out. Using the HP app to get said connection sorted takes ~5 minutes and is absolutely painless. From there you have the option to select auto ink replenishment, remind me later, or skip, and you're on your way. Worth noting there's a deal for 3 months of free ink included in the box. Printing itself is rather straight forward. It isn't the fastest or quietest unit, but at this price point I'd say it's punching above it's weight class. Same is true in terms of quality. You have a quiet mode but I could barely tell the difference, your mileage may vary on that one, nice to have it as an option all the same. The other notable addition is HP AI which allows you to edit your works prior to printing. It isn't reinventing the wheel by any means, but it is nice to have it included w/the software. Nice to see HP has worked out their connectivity issues - easy recommendation for anyone in the market for a nice home office grade printing solution.

The HP Envy Photo 7995 is an all-in-one inkjet printer designed for home users who want solid photo printing capabilities alongside everyday document handling. It offers printing, scanning, copying, and wireless connectivity as a compact form factor. I believe the HP Envy Photo 7995 has been discontinued, but I am not 100 % sure. It is no longer listed on HP’s active product pages, and retail availability is limited. HP appears to be shifting focus to newer models like the HP Envy Inspire series, which offers improved photo and document performance, I would research these facts when it’s time to make a decision. Here are the basic photo printing specs: Resolution: Up to 4800 x 1200 optimized dpi when printing from a computer with 1200 input dpi. Photo Tray: Dedicated 15-sheet tray supports 4x6", 5x5", and 5x7" photo sizes. Borderless Printing: Supported for standard photo sizes. Ink System: Uses HP 64 black and tri-color cartridges (dye-based), which deliver vivid colors but may fade faster than pigment inks. As with other HP printers you have to install the HP Smart App to reap the benefits of this printer, you also have to start a HP instant Ink monthly subscription to use the supplied ink, If you do not print a lot the $6.00 a month fee can get expensive compared to buying ink from the store. When choosing media for photo printing you can use glossy or matte, on a couple of my original pictures I printed on Glossy smeared when touched up to 24 hours after printing. Printing on Matte did not smear after about 5 minutes after printing.