HP updates Envy printer lineup with 4500 and 5530 e-All-in-One multifunction devices

By Les Shu May 23, 2013

Check out our written reviews of the HP Envy 4500 and the HP Envy 5530 printers.

In addition to the multiple computers announced today, Hewlett-Packard also introduced two new multifunction printers in its Envy series: the Envy 4500 e-All-in-One (shown above) and the Envy 5530 e-All-in-One.

HP isn’t unveiling anything groundbreaking in these two new models, but both are equipped with wireless connectivity, allowing you to control them via a smartphone, tablet, or PC sans wires; scan and send to a mobile device; print to the machines from anywhere as long as they’re connected to the Internet; and get news and coupons sent to the printers via the HP Printables feature.

The printers have a compact design ideal for home use. Both machines offer duplex printing, great for drafts and saving money and resources. Print speed is rated at 9 pages per minute (ppm) in black and 5 ppm in color. Users have the option of using high-capacity ink cartridges, but when your ink runs out you can use HP’s Instant Ink subscription service for easy replenishment.

HP Envy 5530 e-All-in-One — HP Envy 5530 e-All-in-One Image used with permission by copyright holder

HP’s mum on pricing and availability so far, but you can expect these to show up sometime this summer.

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