HP ENVY 120

usability, design, price, noise, performance

72% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

design, usability, performance, size, durability

reliability

69% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

High quality scanner ; Quality feel to case ; Easy access cartridges

No separate photo tray ; High asking price ; Large footprint for living room

Access to the twin ink cartridges, one black and the other tri-colour, is straightforward enough once you've hinged up the scanner lid and the white flatbed, underneath.

Still, if Apple made a printer, it would probably be a lot like the HP Envy 120. It’s beautifully designed and built, initial setup and daily use are both as easy as any we’ve experienced, and it comes with the highest price tag and running costs here....

The HP Envy 120 is a designer printer, so its interface and build quality are outstanding – even if the prints don’t match up

You’re paying for design, not print quality; running costs are high too

Still, if Apple made a printer, it would probably be a lot like the HP Envy 120. It’s beautifully designed and built, initial setup and daily use are both as easy as any we’ve experienced, and it comes with the highest price tag and running costs here....

Good scanner ; Very well constructed

High price ; Relatively slow print speed ; No dedicated photo tray

The HP Envy 120 printer is slim, sleek, and looks smart. If it had a dedicated photo tray, it would be perfect for a home office that didn’t have a lot of spare space. It’s good for buyers that don’t need to print much or often, but it’s expensive.

HP’s Envy 120 is a beautiful looking printer. However, it does disappoint in a number of areas. To obtain its good looks, the Envy 120 gives up an ADF, which is a convenience found in most AIOs in this price range. Also, other AIOs in this price range...

Super-stylish design ; Good performance and print quality ; Motorized components and transparent scanner are fun to watch

Expensive black ink ; No automatic document feeder

The HP Envy 120 is for those who do only a little printing and a little scanning, but who want to do it in style.

Sleek design. Automatic duplexer (for two-sided printing). Wi-Fi. Supports HP Web apps. Prints through the cloud.

Slow. No Ethernet. No Fax. Low paper capacity.

As should be clear, the HP ENVY 120 e-All-in-One Printer is a little like a high-priced restaurant dish with great presentation but merely adequate taste. The Canon Pixma MX922, for one, will give you a lot more capability at a lower price. But if you...

Unusual design ; Quiet operation in normal mode

Bulky and heavy ; Slow to print

HP lists the Australian RRP of the Envy 120 at AU$329. A quick online search found plenty of places selling the Envy 120 at around the AU$250 mark, which seems like a bargain.

Unique design ; Large touch screen ; Improved print quality

Paper capacity ; Average print speeds