macworld.com.au Updated:
2015-06-25 07:00:59
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There’s plenty to like about the Photosmart 7510. As well as looking great and being easy to set up, it delivers excellent printing in most situations although we did encounter some issues.Installation was easy as Apple provides drivers for this printe...
AirPrint; excellent document printing...
Photo printing, $249...
There’s a lot to like about the HP Photosmart 7510 but if photo printing is a priority then other options might be preferred.Related Tags: buying advice, hp, macworld, macworld australia, Photosmart 7510, review Be Sociable, Share! Print this article...
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HP’s Photosmart 7510 multifunction inkjet (MFP) is a well-rounded unit, offering good speed and print quality, and sufficient features to address both home and home-office needs. The Photosmart 7510 is easy to set up, and the software works well. The 4...
Good print quality; very good speed in most tests; automatic document feeder...
Scanner lid doesn’t telescope for thicker media...
HP's Photosmart 7510 does not follow this season's trend of tacking on CD/DVD printing, but not everyone needs that feature. The Photosmart 7510 is easy to use and good at just about everything else a home or home office user might want...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2015-06-25 07:01:18
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The HP Photosmart 7510 is particularly responsive from off position. On average, printers take between 40 seconds and a minute to turn on, whereas the 7510 takes just 23 seconds. Times from standby and when it's printing are on a par with other printer...
Wifi doublesided / eFax, Low cost per page, Multitude of connected applications, printing straight from printer, Large, responsive touchscreen, Double paper loader (photo and standard), Very easy to use...
Print quality could be improved, Applications not always pertinent...
The Photosmart 7510 has plenty of cards to play. Very well equipped on the hardware side and with plenty of features, it goes further than most inkjets and is disconcertingly simple to use. Don’t expect optimum print quality however as here it's just b...
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Nobody can say the industrial design of HP inkjet all-in-ones is mundane. In its latest round of machines, it has tried hard to break away from the square-box-with-a-scanner-on-top look of many home multifunctions. The Photosmart 7510 shows the designers'...
Powered photo tray, ePrint and Airprint for flexible connection, Low running costs...
Slow duplex print, Large footprint for A4 printer, Little control over ePrint documents...
HP rates the Photosmart 7510 at 13.5ppm for black print and 9ppm for colour, both respectable speeds if they're realised. Under test, though, we saw 6.7ppm on the five-page black print test, rising to 10.7ppm on the 20-page one. Print duplex pages, and th...
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techradar.com Updated:
2015-06-25 07:01:19
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With print quality very high and prices ultra-low, what can multifunction printer manufacturers do to improve on previous models? This new HP Photosmart 7510 sets itself apart by offering a huge range of features, but it also leaves a few behind. The H...
Great quality printing, Solid and robust, All the essentials, but…...
…a few features missing...
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Athough the HP Photosmart 7510 e-All-in-One multifunction inkjet printer looks strikingly similar to the company's HP Photosmart eStation, you cannot, as you can with the eStation, remove the LCD control panel and use it like a tablet. Believe us, it's...
HP's Photosmart 7510 does not follow this season's trend of tacking on CD/DVD printing. But not everyone needs that feature, and the Photosmart 7510 is easy to use and good at just about everything else a home or home office user might want...
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Most A3 printers are expensive devices aimed at designers and photographers who need to produce colour proofs of their work. However, HP describes its new OfficeJet 7510 as a ‘personal print shop' that is affordable enough even for home users and small bu...
Many low-cost printers end up saddling you with high running costs because of the high price of replacement ink cartridges, but that isn't the case with the OfficeJet 7510. It's not the fastest printer around – and designers who need to meet tight deadlin...
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Like Epson and Canon, HP has an illustrious tradition of producing printers aimed at the professional printing market which includes freelance designers and photographers. In the previous years, these printers used to be expensive to buy and operate.INEXP...
Review: HP Officejet 7510 The Bulky A3 PrinterLike Epson and Canon, HP has an illustrious tradition of producing printers aimed at the professional printing market which includes freelance designers and photographers. In the previous years, these printers...
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This is a big and chunky device, with a strong 250-sheet paper tray captive in the base. The tray's heavy-duty lid also forms the 75-sheet output tray, but we found it extremely fiddly to fit properly in the first place, and to replace after we accidental...
The Officejet 7510 is a cheap way to print on A3 paper, but it made us grumpy...
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The unit has a single substantial paper tray at the base which has a good weight of lid which is the output tray. The tray will take 250 sheets of standard weight paper and according to the specifications up to 60 sheets of photo paper (15x10cm size). All...
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