The HP ENVY 6075 All-in-One Printer is adequate for family use. It has excellent color accuracy and very good photo quality, and it has decent connectivity options and mobile app support. It also comes with two years of HP's Instant Ink subscription. Both color and black cartridges run out quickly and you may need to replace them often, resulting in a high cost-per-print. It has a flatbed scanner with good resolution and color depth, but its hinges can't lift high enough for textbooks or thick documents. Also, there's no sheetfed scanner, so if you need to scan multi-page documents, you need to do it manually. On the plus side, it's small and compact, so it should fit well in tight spaces.
Our Verdict
The HP ENVY 6075 is adequate for family use. It has very good photo printing quality and excellent color accuracy, which is ideal for family photo albums. Sadly, the page yield is very low, so you may need to replace the cartridges often. It has a flatbed scanner with a high resolution and color depth, but it doesn't have a sheetfed scanner.
- Excellent color accuracy.
- Very good photo printing quality.
- Decent connectivity options.
- Good scan resolution and color depth.
- Only okay build quality.
- Terrible page yield.
- High cost-per-print.
- Slow printing speed.
The HP ENVY 6075 is awful for small or home offices. Both the black and color cartridges run out quickly so you may need to replace them often. It has a flatbed scanner, but sadly it lacks an automatic document feeder with duplex scanning, and it can't perform faxes. On the plus side, it has decent connectivity options and a mobile app.
- Excellent color accuracy.
- Decent connectivity options.
- Only okay build quality.
- Terrible page yield.
- High cost-per-print.
- Slow printing speed.
The HP ENVY 6075 is disappointing for students. Both the black and color cartridges run out quickly so you may need to replace them often, which adds up quickly if you print a lot. Also, the first page takes a while to come out, and the subsequent pages don't get much faster. On the bright side, it has a great flatbed scanner with good resolution and color depth.
- Decent connectivity options.
- Good scan resolution and color depth.
- Only okay build quality.
- Terrible page yield.
- High cost-per-print.
- Slow printing speed.
The HP ENVY 6075 is bad for black and white printing. It prints black and white documents very slowly. Also, it has a terribly low page yield, resulting in a very high cost-per-print since you may need to replace them so often. Luckily, high-yield cartridges are available and should last longer, but we haven't tested them.
- High-yield cartridges available.
- Only okay build quality.
- Terrible page yield.
- High cost-per-print.
- Slow printing speed.
The HP ENVY 6075 is good for casual photos. It has excellent color accuracy and very good photo quality. Although blacks aren't very deep and there's some banding, photos look detailed. It can print 4" x 6" and 5" x 7" sized photos, but it can't print 2" x 3".
- Excellent color accuracy.
- Very good photo printing quality.
- Good scan resolution and color depth.
- Only okay build quality.
- Terrible page yield.
- High cost-per-print.
- Slow printing speed.
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Differences Between Sizes And Variants
We tested the HP ENVY 6075 in white with black accents, which is the only color available. There's a variant called the HP ENVY 6055, which is sold in white only, and it doesn't come with 2 years of HP's Instant Ink subscription. You can see the label of our unit here.
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The HP 6075 is a good all-in-one printer for printing photos, but it isn't an ideal option for any other use. The color accuracy is excellent and the photo quality is good, but it yields significantly fewer pages than other printers in its price range. For more options, check out our recommendations for the best inkjet printers, the best all-in-one printers, and the best home printers.
The Canon PIXMA TR4520 is better than the HP ENVY 6075. The Canon produces nicer-looking photos, prints faster, and has an automatic document feeder. Also, it has a higher page yield for color documents, which results in a lower cost-per-print for color documents and photos. On the other hand, the HP has better color accuracy and a higher page yield for black cartridges.
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