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1. HP Photosmart A626 Compact Photo Printer

   Reviewer: eweek.com
   28 November 2007

   In most ways, the HP Photosmart A626 Compact Photo Printer ($179.99 direct) is only a small step up from last years crop of dedicated photo printers from HP. But give HP credit for trying new things, because the A626 offers something new and different: a 4.8-inch touch screen that turns the A626 into a kind of mini-photo kiosk and makes it unique among small-format, portable, dedicated photo printers. Read more

2. Reviewer: macworld.com
   19 November 2007

   Overall 6

   

    

   Attractive, easy-to-use, and innovative, the A626 should make a good travel partner for scrapbookers and hobbyists. The ability to print up to 4-by-12-inch panoramas is a very useful option, but the A626’s small paper capacity is a strange, questionable limitation. Read more

3. HP Photosmart A626

   Reviewer: pcmag.com
   12 October 2007

   Overall 9

   

    

   The HP Photosmart A626 Compact Photo Printer adds the convenience of a touch screen to an otherwise conventional small-format photo printer. Read more

4. HP Photosmart A626

   Reviewer: Picture correct
   19 September 2007

   The HP Photosmart A626 is a compact home photo printer built for consumers who desire creative printing options. It features a large 4.8" touchscreen display, 200 creative options, and borderless printing. The A626 can print photos in either 4 x 6 or 5 x 7 sizes in as fast as 39 seconds. It will be available starting September 2007 for about $179. Read more

1. Excellent

   Reviewer: John Viera, Amazon
   01 January 2008

   Overall 10

   

    

   I only wanted a photo printer, that I could hook up to my Mac, and what I got with this little device is so much more. The setup was easy, and the quality of the pictures is great (much better than the photo printer at my local pharmacy store or Wal Mart). And then you get all the extra features (photo editing, touch screen etc.). There are plenty of hook ups for all flash card formats and flash drives. The only complaint I have : There was no USB cable included. If y... Read more

2. Good Snapshot Printer

   Reviewer: jazzy, circuitcity.com
   25 December 2007

   Overall 9

   

   Value for money 10

   

   Ease of use 10

   

    

   Just got it for Christmas like I asked Santa.  Prints .jpg files well from PicBridge and CF Card.  Photo quality is good and speed is ok.  One down side is that it doesn't print RAW files from card or Picture Bridge.  RAW print fine from Photoshop onPC. Read more