HP Envy Printer

The HP Envy printer has been around for a few years now after it was first introduced to the market back in 2010. Since then, HP has sold truckloads of the initial model, the Envy 100, but this is no longer sold through HP's website and is slowly being phased out. Rather, they have released two new models, the Envy 110 and 114.

The Envy series from HP is not far from the HP Photosmart Premium series, with both being all-in-one printers, however the Envy is somewhat smaller and would suit someone with less room to work with. So, what is it that makes the HP Envy printer such a good product? Is it the price, versatility, stylish design, touch-screen or all of the above. Let us take a closer look.
 

• First of all, the HP Envy printer is a truly all-in-one product. You can print, scan, copy, eFax and go on the web, using its 3.45 inch touch-screen color display.

• eFax means you can fax documents to anyone, anywhere, without needing a phone line.

• It's web function allows you to do a multitude of things such as checking news and weather, buy movie tickets or download apps to help you work on your photos, just to mention a few.

• The HP Envy Printer is absolutely wireless and all you need is a wireless network at home and you are up and running.

• The printer can be controlled from a mobile device, anywhere in your house.

• It is also compatible with Mac's Airprint, which means you can effortlessly print directly from any iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch connected to the same network.

• You can also print directly from any Smartphone with access to apps from HP Mobile Print.

• With automatic two-sided printing, the HP Envy will also save you money in the long run. It also has room for high-capacity ink cartridges which means you get more ink for less.
   

• It is a very quiet printer with very low-noise acoustics.