What is the difference between the HP 7525 and the HP 7520?
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According to a HP expert, "the Photosmart 7525 is simply a different sub-model of the 7520 series. Both of them are actually the exact same printer, maybe with a different name." When you search on HP for specs on the 7525, the site will redirect you to 7520's information. AS far as I can tell, what the expert said is 100% correct :)
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I read a review on the Best Buy website, and the reviewer stated that the 7525 comes with a USB cable, but the 7520 does not.
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I have a 7510 and a 7520, which I am very happy with as they support all my iOS devices. I rushed to get the 7520 because all the predictions were that the 7525 would no longer have a USB port, but in the end it does seem to have one. I think they decided not to drop the USB port after all, but would love to confirm that as I frequently recommend this all-in-one to friends.
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I am not sure how accurate this will be because it is based on product descriptions I've read while printer hunting. It appears as though the only difference is the 7525 may have an ethernet port the 7520 does not, making the 7520 is Wi-Fi only.
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From what I've read all over the web, and since doing a 7525 search on HP.com sends you to 7520 documents, there appears to be no difference. The 7525 is sold at Costco and Sams Club - so maybe it's just a marketing ploy.
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Both seem to be same. Here is the link from HP website. I searched for 7525 and I was redirected to 7520. http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/product?product=5286643&lc;=en&cc;=us&dlc;=en
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You can check specs for both the 8620 and 8610 on the HP website. Looks like the 8610 has a smaller touchscreen and prints at around 14 ppm v.s. 16 for the 8620.
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No, they do not work in Photosmart 7520, and it created problems in the machine which took a very long time to correct. I am considering not to purchase an HP printer from now on, it is creating a fist because there is a non-HP ink in it. This is my case and others might have had positive results. HP is forcing you to buy HP inks which are too expensive. The headache I went through told me to operate HP only with the HP inks. I will do that until this machine no longer works. My next printer will be a printer which can work with generic inks. HP has no right to dominate my choices.
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Best I can tell you is that I have a 7520 and these cartridges have worked very well for me. If yours accepts a 127 cartridge, I would think this should work.
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751. As far as I know the technical specs are the same and the difference is the color. 751 is darker (almost black)
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There is 564XL which is a wider cartridge. The HP 7525 photosmart, which is what I have, requires both the 564 black (narrow one) and the 564 XL black (in addition to the narrow magenta, yellow and cyan), which is annoying.
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Yes this cartridge fits the 7520 all in one HP Photosmart printer. The photo black cartridge is a smaller width than the standard black cartridge. Thus, not sure if the printer would switch from the empty standard black cartridge to the photo black cartridge or not. The photo cartridge is quite expensive, I would not want to use the photo cartridge for printing papers if I didn't have too! Just my opinion!
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I wouldn't know the difference. I have the 6300 and love it. Here's what their website says about it: https://www.vitamix.com/shop/6300.aspxI have never heard of the next and newest model, the 7500, but here's the web info: https://www.vitamix.com/shop/7500.aspxGood luck!
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We purchased a HP Photosmart 7520 and it seems to be running just fine. It also prints photos, scans and has a fax capability. Hope this helps....
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There are several differences. The 9930 has a larger outer enclosure, which might imply additional sound insulation (or it might just be a larger outer enclosure). The 9930 has a 5 year warranty, and the 9920 has a 2 year warranty. The 9930 has a stainless steel grind ring, and the 9920 has a heavy-duty steel grind ring. All of this is from the wasteking.com site.
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I have an HP 7525. They didn't work because the 'chip' was not right. HP wants customers to use their ink only. Use your original cartridge and have it refilled. Costco here does that. Also, there are independent dealers who sell HP used cartridges that are refilled and work just fine. For these dealers take your printer into their store, buy their refills or have your own refilled, and make sure the printer works at the store. The first time I used HouseOfToners they worked. The second time they didn't.
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I honestly don't know. Perhaps you should try contacting HP. My gut instinct tells me that it doesn't replace the 7510 but I won't swear to it. If you have a Staples or Office Max near you, you should either go there or give them a call. They should know. Sorry!
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Yes, our HP 564 cartridges are all new generation, and should work with your HP PhotoSmart 7520
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Yes, the 7520 uses this (564XL) and the 564 photo-cartridge. They are not the same size and one will not work for the other. I have the 7520 and have accepted the fact that only HP cartridges will work with this printer all the time. Other brands, may work but mostly leak (red jeans), crack (blue desk) and are more expensive when they just simply do not work (12.00 - yellow). I use HP no problems. Good Luck
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I dont believe it is but I am not sure. The HP website is probably best to compare the two. Thanks.
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The HP7520 needs a "special" black photo cartridge to print photos because using everyday ink will not be enough to print as many as 1 photo before drying up. Especially when printing 8.5 in x 11 or a few 4x6 on a single glossy paper before having to go out and replace the everyday ink.
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They both have an excellent firewall, very customizable but somewhat complex. The differences are the GL version is 10/100/1000 with 64 mb SD ram and the 750 is 10/100 with 32 MB SD ram.