HP Photosmart D7560 Printer

Great printer. Excellent for photos. My only problem is that the ink cartriges do not last very long.

I no longer trust reviews on Amazon.com. This HP Photosmart d7560 is the worst piece of machinery I've ever owned in any and all categories! I just replaced the ink cartridges which lasted about a week and after another week the machines says the ink is empty!! I've printed a couple documents! It takes about 10 minutes for this thing to print anything!! and the dvd printing is horrific! No decent software will work with this machine and the dvd software that comes with it is hideous! I used another printer for the past 3 years with no problems and printed thousands of dvds. Now, because this printer is soooooo bad, I simply use a sharpie! This printer is a big ugly paper weight!
No one could possibly thing this machine is anything but horrific!

I've always had good luck with HP printers, and for my first photo printer I decided to go with this one. What drove me to the D7560 was price; Amazon had a special deal. I really didn't want to 'over spend' on a printer that would be used sporadically. But I was very impressed when the D7560 came. It was very easy to set up and the print quality is phenomenal. What most people forget is that great print quality on a photo printer is at least as much due to the paper as it is to the printer. So my advice is to stick with HP photo paper as well. The on-screen touch display of the D7560 is a nice touch; only a few years ago this technology didn't even exist. I'm sure photo purists could pick apart the D7560, but I'm not really one of 'those' people. We have occasional top-notch pictures that we take as a family that deserve 'photo-printer treatment.' That means a printer that's easy for EVERYONE in the family to use. And the media slots allow anyone to print files whether or not the PC is turned on.

This printer has the quality of print output that I was looking for, especially for its price. My only concern is the ink cost, however the quality of print outweighs the cost of the ink.

I have tried many printers over the years. Most recently, I have used both Epson and HP All-IN-ONES. I strongly recommend this printer over the All In Ones for the photo enthusiasts who desire high quality photos. The printer has six inks (3-color and two black). The printer works well as a text printer with high quality output here as well. The printer allows you to write and print photos on printable DVD's. The procedure is a little cumbersome and without adequate instruction from the manual, but the result is quite pleasant.Skin tones, highlights, shadows, and midtones are rendered extremely well. I use mostly HP Premium Plus Photo paper and find the results more than adequate and certainly comparable to lab results.