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BrandHewlett Packard
Item Height
29.3 centimetres
Item Width60.6 centimetres
Additional Specifications
Wattage50 watts
Technical Details
- 6,1 cm Touch Screen display to have web content at finger tips
- Print a range of paper sizes up to A3+ and copy up to A3 (A4 + A4 stitch solution)
- EPrint – print from anywhere, anytime with any mobile device
- ID Copy feature - Prints fast and easy copies of ID cards
- Connect to your network wirelessly or with built-in Ethernet
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Product Description
Share wide-format printing up to A3+, plus integral scan, copy and fax tools.
Print business documents, marketing materials and more – from postcard to A3+ – with this wide-format all-in-one. Share the performance across your wireless or Ethernet network, or connect directly with Hi-speed USB 2.0.Handle different paper types with the 150-sheet, wide-format tray and a 35-page automatic document feeder. Enjoy all-in-one versatility with advanced scan, copy and fax solutions – scan to a PC, network folder or e-mail.
Get impressive results – print professional-quality colour at a low cost per page.
Produce professional-quality colour for the lowest cost per page compared with in-class, wide-format inkjet all-in-ones. Get great value with individual inks – high capacity XL ink cartridges available for frequent printing. Print professional colour graphics, stunning photos and laser-quality black text. Do more in-house – create high-impact, borderless marketing materials on your office printer.
Streamline processes with web apps and ‘anytime, anywhere HP ePrint.
Use the intuitive 6 cm HP TouchSmart screen to print direct from the web – without a PC – via a growing range of web-based apps. Print from from your notebook, mobile phone or any mobile device directly to your all-in-one with HP ePrint. Copy and scan documents up to A3 using the innovative copy and stitch solution. Print directly from memory cards – without a PC – using the 6 cm HP TouchSmart screen.
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Share wide-format printing up to A3+, plus integral scan, copy and fax tools.
Print business documents, marketing materials and more – from postcard to A3+ – with this wide-format all-in-one. Share the performance across your wireless or Ethernet network, or connect directly with Hi-speed USB 2.0.Handle different paper types with the 150-sheet, wide-format tray and a 35-page automatic document feeder. Enjoy all-in-one versatility with advanced scan, copy and fax solutions – scan to a PC, network folder or e-mail.
Get impressive results – print professional-quality colour at a low cost per page.
Produce professional-quality colour for the lowest cost per page compared with in-class, wide-format inkjet all-in-ones. Get great value with individual inks – high capacity XL ink cartridges available for frequent printing. Print professional colour graphics, stunning photos and laser-quality black text. Do more in-house – create high-impact, borderless marketing materials on your office printer.
Streamline processes with web apps and ‘anytime, anywhere HP ePrint.
Use the intuitive 6 cm HP TouchSmart screen to print direct from the web – without a PC – via a growing range of web-based apps. Print from from your notebook, mobile phone or any mobile device directly to your all-in-one with HP ePrint. Copy and scan documents up to A3 using the innovative copy and stitch solution. Print directly from memory cards – without a PC – using the 6 cm HP TouchSmart screen.
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71 of 72 people found the following review helpful
I bought this printer purely for its A3 printing capability, so the scanner (doubles as a fax) was a bonus. i bought it to replace my HP Officejet K7100, which is a superb machine, but it uses a tri colour cart and my particular printing needs mean that I heavily use yellow, followed by half as much blue and hardly any red, so I needed a single cart machine.
The HP Officejet 7500A seems like a good replacement and ink use looks to be good value. You get the small carts with the machine, which get you up and running, but you really need the XL carts for economy of scale - especially the black as the XL is three times bigger than the standard black.
Print quality is vey good, blacks are pin sharp and do not show feathering. I print out maps onto matt inkjet paper and they result in a really smooth texture, vibrant and no sign at all of any banding or other artifact.
When you select inkjet papers, the machine is slower and puts down more ink (as do all machines I own) but when I used the same graphic onto white inkjet self adhesive lables and used just the plain paper setting, the printer just churned them out and the print quality was as good as when I had used the inkjet paper setting.
The down side of this machine compared to my K7100 is that it does not have a command for booklet printing (or duplex). You can get around this by having the printer do 2 A4's onto an A3 and then manually flip the paper back into the tray and print the reverse side - so on a 12 page booklet, I select it to print pages 12 and 1 (in that order) and then put the paper back in again on the flip side and tell it to print pages 2 and 11 etc etc. it s more time consuming but it is an effective workaround.
When an ink starts to run out the machine advises you that you can carry on running until you think the ink quality drops, but to be frank, once that warning appears, there is not that much life left in the cart.
Photo reproduction is surprisingly good for a 3 colour machine (plus black)with accurate colour and tone transfer.
The machine is fairly quiet and the vibration through the desk is less than my K7100 produced.
Bottom line - very good at most things, does not do booklet printing but there is a workaround and the inks seem to give a very good result but with economical running costs - seems to compete very well against copy shop prices. Buy the machine with a set of XL carts.
The HP Officejet 7500A seems like a good replacement and ink use looks to be good value. You get the small carts with the machine, which get you up and running, but you really need the XL carts for economy of scale - especially the black as the XL is three times bigger than the standard black.
Print quality is vey good, blacks are pin sharp and do not show feathering. I print out maps onto matt inkjet paper and they result in a really smooth texture, vibrant and no sign at all of any banding or other artifact.
When you select inkjet papers, the machine is slower and puts down more ink (as do all machines I own) but when I used the same graphic onto white inkjet self adhesive lables and used just the plain paper setting, the printer just churned them out and the print quality was as good as when I had used the inkjet paper setting.
The down side of this machine compared to my K7100 is that it does not have a command for booklet printing (or duplex). You can get around this by having the printer do 2 A4's onto an A3 and then manually flip the paper back into the tray and print the reverse side - so on a 12 page booklet, I select it to print pages 12 and 1 (in that order) and then put the paper back in again on the flip side and tell it to print pages 2 and 11 etc etc. it s more time consuming but it is an effective workaround.
When an ink starts to run out the machine advises you that you can carry on running until you think the ink quality drops, but to be frank, once that warning appears, there is not that much life left in the cart.
Photo reproduction is surprisingly good for a 3 colour machine (plus black)with accurate colour and tone transfer.
The machine is fairly quiet and the vibration through the desk is less than my K7100 produced.
Bottom line - very good at most things, does not do booklet printing but there is a workaround and the inks seem to give a very good result but with economical running costs - seems to compete very well against copy shop prices. Buy the machine with a set of XL carts.
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
We are now on our THIRD (yes third) replacement HP7500A. Between software issues and the now endemic HP paper jam 'ghost', we have practically torn out all our hair! We have six HP printers in the office and the last four purchased (7500A, 8500, CP2025, 8500A) have all had issues with either software incompatibility or non existent paper jams which we have wasted hours fixing. Another frustration is that some of the software that comes with their printers doesn't install properly and HP (on the rare occasions they actually have an answer to a customer issue)recommend downloading patched software from their website.
What this boils down sadly to is that HP is no longer a reliable printer (this model is possibly the worst in the range for trouble), their quality control is awful, customer service sound exasperated when they answer the phone. Worst of all they deny these is any widespread issue. Just google any HP issue and there are thousands of complaints - HP pretend the complaints exist!
I'm sure there are people who have bought a 7500A and got a good one. We have had three lousy ones that have driven us to the edge of madness and wasted hundreds of man hours. You pay your money and take your choice (or risk) in this case.
What this boils down sadly to is that HP is no longer a reliable printer (this model is possibly the worst in the range for trouble), their quality control is awful, customer service sound exasperated when they answer the phone. Worst of all they deny these is any widespread issue. Just google any HP issue and there are thousands of complaints - HP pretend the complaints exist!
I'm sure there are people who have bought a 7500A and got a good one. We have had three lousy ones that have driven us to the edge of madness and wasted hundreds of man hours. You pay your money and take your choice (or risk) in this case.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Seems to do the job well. Bought the 7500A A3 printer/ A4 fax/ A4 to A3 scanner as I wanted the ability to print A3, it also states that it scans A3 but this is achieved by stitching 2 x A4 scans together with the supplied software although I have not used this yet. The fax took me a little while to set up but this was more due to our office telecoms than the machine and happy to say it has made our old faithful stand alone fax redundant, freeing up some space by not having separate fax & printer. Quality is good for normal office applications and I have not experienced multiple sheets being picked up as I had read on other reviews for this machine. If it carries on like it has I will be very happy and I do believe that HP build quite robust printers. Only down side is the price of genuine HP inkjet cartridges.
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Worst Printer I Have Ever Owned
Bought this about a year ago for my office. I print alot of A3 drawings, scan and print photos too so this seemed to do it all.
Sadly - It has never run properly. Read more
Sadly - It has never run properly. Read more
Published 4 days ago by Horner1412
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i have now had to finally admit defeat as to return said printer as yet again same problem with printhead failing this is now the second hp a3 wide format printer that has come up... Read more
Published 10 days ago by Mr. Kevin A. Marsden
Not what I expected
I ordered this product as my main printer for A4 reports and A3 CAD drawings. To say I have been disappointed is an understatement. Read more
Published 1 month ago by CVBROWNE
Not the best printer but HP help you with problems
I know that this is not the best printer in the world; after all it has many features for its price. Better quality printers that have the same features cost quite a bit more. Read more
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