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1. #HP ENVY 4500 WIRELESS COLOR PHOTO PRINTER WITH SCANNER AND COPIER FOR MAC MAC OS X#
2. #HP ENVY 4500 WIRELESS COLOR PHOTO PRINTER WITH SCANNER AND COPIER FOR MAC DRIVERS#
3. #HP ENVY 4500 WIRELESS COLOR PHOTO PRINTER WITH SCANNER AND COPIER FOR MAC DRIVER#
4. #HP ENVY 4500 WIRELESS COLOR PHOTO PRINTER WITH SCANNER AND COPIER FOR MAC WINDOWS 10#

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#HP ENVY 4500 WIRELESS COLOR PHOTO PRINTER WITH SCANNER AND COPIER FOR MAC DRIVERS#

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#HP ENVY 4500 WIRELESS COLOR PHOTO PRINTER WITH SCANNER AND COPIER FOR MAC MAC OS X#

Windows XP/Vista/7/8, Mac OS X 10.Price is inclusive of 7% service tax (where applicable)

For instance, the excellent Canon Pixma MG5750 will only set you back around £80 - it's a much better buy and remains our Best Buy winner in this competitive price range. That said, rather than replace the tri-colour cartridge every time one of the ink tanks runs low, we'd much rather spend slightly more on a printer with individual colour inks. It remains a reasonable MFP with wireless capabilities, although you do end up making concessions in terms of consumables. When we originally reviewed the Envy 4500 it cost £59, but prices fell steadily after its release and despite it now being end of line, you may find it going cheap in various places across the web. HP Envy 4500 review: Verdictĭespite some niggles this MFP performs well, and is about as smart-looking as a printer gets. Tested over Wi-Fi, scan speeds were on the slow side of typical, although at two and a half minutes our 1,200 dots-per-inch photo scan was just slow. Photos were very slow indeed, with six postcard-sized borderless prints taking nearly 27 minutes to print. Although colour print quality is very good for a budget inkjet, the Envy's colour print speed of 1.8ppm is still sluggish in our book. In prints and copies this is an unhurried device, with standard quality text emerging at 8.7ppm, although pleasingly sharp draft text was a bit nippier at 13.5ppm, and good enough to use for a fair of day-to-day printing.

#HP ENVY 4500 WIRELESS COLOR PHOTO PRINTER WITH SCANNER AND COPIER FOR MAC DRIVER#

The print driver is also over-simplified you need the Advanced settings for things as basic as paper size or maximum resolution The TWAIN scanner interface is similarly over-simplified, and only provides predefined resolution choices that don't include 150dpi, which is one of our standard test resolutions. Incredibly, this includes paper size, which is a basic setting for anyone who needs to print photos, particularly as the Envy range has full support for borderless photo printing, unlike HP's Deskjet range. It tidies away too many common options in the unfriendly Advanced section.

In this case the interface in the Envy 4500 print driver is far too simple for an MFP aimed primarily at family users.

Slightly dubious interface design for both scanner and printer elements of MFPs is something that's sadly familiar in HP's devices. However, it's worth noting that tri-colour cartridges can have some hidden costs in that you have to replace the whole cartridge if you run out of any one colour of ink. This is balanced out by a low colour cost of 5.75p per page, which gives you a reasonable mixed black and colour cost of 9.8p. Mono print costs are a surprisingly high 4p per page, even using HP's high-yield XL cartridges. The input tray is captive in the base, and when loaded with A4 paper the front panel can't be closed. Neither compromise is unreasonable for the price, but the paper handling is perhaps a little too basic. It takes black and tricolour ink cartridges, rather than the individual tanks found on more expensive printers, which means you'll need to replace your colour cartridge as soon as you've drained one of its colours, rather than replace colours separately based on your usage. Its monochrome display isn't touch sensitive either. Once set up, you begin to see where HP has made some savings to produce the Envy 4500 at its price. Best printer 2021: The best inkjet and laser printers to buy