The HP ENVY 120 e-All-in-One Printer focuses on its own good looks and on consumer-electronics touches like a paper drawer that automatically opens and closes like a DVD tray.

HP's been producing Envy printers for a good number of years now; back in 2010 when we reviewed the Envy 120's predecessor, the Envy 100, it was notable for looking different; since then, we've ...

Resembling more like a home entertainment console than a printer, HP’s Envy 120 all-in-one is a stunner in the looks department, but has issues in print quality and functionality.

Connoisseurs of cool tools will appreciate HP’s $250 Envy 120 e-All-in-one inkjet MFP not only for its style, but its gadgetry: its motorized control panel that automatically raises and lowers ...

The HP ENVY120 e-All-in-One allows home users to scan, copy, access the web (1) and print premium lab-quality photos and everyday documents. It features ePrint, helping users to save time and enjoy ...

So, I found the HP printer that best served my needs — the Envy Inspire 7955e All-in-One Printer — and decided to take it for a spin. Read my full review of the entire process below.

The Envy 7155, for instance, measures 6.3 by 17.9 by 16 inches (HWD) and weighs 14.3 pounds, compared with the Envy 7855 ($229.99 at HP) at 7.6 by 17.9 by 19.8 inches and 17 pounds.