Customer Ratings & Reviews

Had a 12 year old HP color laser jet printer that needed to be replaced. New HP instant ink fits the bill as don't need the laser jet quality any more.

Love this printer. So easy to use and print is clear and crisp.

Great little printer. Sets up very easy. Not overpriced. Nicely priced ink

Easy to set up. Quiet and easy to use. Like the scan feature.

Overall, a very excellent and good deal for the price. Performs well, I'm pleased.

Easy set up and effective in what is needed. A bit on heavy side though.

It has Nice printing. Easy to use printer. I really like it.

So happy with this printer. I've had others that didn't work out as well. Love it

Printers up and running...mike was great...explained all we asked

I will try to give you an honest review of the features but without hiding the flaws and also recommend who should or shouldn’t buy the HP ENVY 7975. I’ll break down as pros and cons. Pros . Photo quality is excellent although I haven’t had any HP photo printer whose photo quality hasn’t been excellent in my opinion. The prints are vibrant and detailed, which is a big plus for anyone who cares about photo quality for casual use. . Wide connectivity options: It’s super flexible: USB, Ethernet, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth. You can print from HP ePrint, Apple AirPrint, and even directly from an SD card. Basically, it works with whatever you’ve got. . Color touchscreen has an intuitive interface making navigating the functions and settings easy and kind of fun. . Automatic duplex printing. All printers should support easy two-sided printing like it does . Mobile printing directly from my iPhone or iPad. No complicated setup, just quick and easy. . Fast printing. Cons . 2.7-inch color screen is too small for me. 3.5 would have been more appropriate, especially for aging folks like me. . High ink costs. A common issue with all HP printers. The only way to save is by signing up for HP’s Instant Ink subscription. However, that needs to be well planned as it is double sided sword, especially because if you sign up for the lower end of the subscription, you may end up paying more. . Somewhat limited paper capacity. For those who print a lot, 125 sheets of regular paper and just 15 sheets of photo paper may be an issue. Fine for everyday use, but not great for big print jobs. . No auto-duplex scanning: Another common issue. If you need to scan double-sided documents, you’ll have to flip each page yourself. Kind of a pain if you do it often. . Best for light-duty use: This isn’t the printer for heavy office workloads or frequent, large print jobs. It’s much better suited for home use. Overall, this HP printer is a good choice if you want high-quality photo prints and plenty of ways to connect and print from your devices. It’s easy to use, looks sharp, and fits right into a home office setup. Just remember, it’s not built for heavy-duty tasks—if you’re printing in bulk or scanning double-sided documents all the time, you might want to look elsewhere. But for light, everyday use and standout photos, it’s a winner.

Does everything that I need. Fast easy to install.

Excellent buy. So happy with the quality color. Scan and print fast. Easy to set up

Its very nice and easy-to-use it prints fast was not that hard to setup

Replacing an older HP Envy printer. Wife and love the photo printing capabilities. Last one ran over 10 year.

Easy to use and the best part is where you put the paper

This is a good and decent printer Set-up instructions are vague.

So far the printer is working fine. The printer was daily easy to hook up. The printer was on sale, HP printers are my favorite.

Easy set-up and worked immediately with all computers and phones.

As described, replaced an 8 year old HP Office Jet Pro

easy to set up, and easy to use! I like the control panel on the printer, and the document feeder.