Deals for Laser Printers HP LaserJet Pro 100 color MFP M175nw
List Price : $455.00
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Product Details
- Color: Black
- Brand: HP
- Model: CE866A
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 18.26" h x 15.62" w x 23.42" l, 38.50 pounds
- Memory: 128MB
- Native resolution: 600 x 600
Features
- An easy-to-use MFP that is sized to fit your desk and your budget Plus, it's ePrint enabled
- Improve the quality of your copied images, text and graphics withautomatic copy optimization.
- Get outstanding color-use HP ImageREt 2400 and Original
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Laser Printers HP LaserJet Pro 100 color MFP M175nw Customer Reviews
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47 of 49 people found the following review helpful.
Excellent & Easy
By Cory
I bought this as a Christmas present after doing much research. I was looking for a laserjet vs. inkjet, required wireless networking support, a decent sized paper input tray, (ideally a full ream, but negotiable), and of course, it had to be multi-function.
I purchased this one as a Christmas gift, and have had it setup & running for a few days now. Setup was very easy and took less than 15 minutes. It found my wireless network and I was able to configure it easily. I did get momentarily confused during setup as the process directed you to update the firmware to get the latest/greatest functionality and to enable ePrint. But the printer wasn't listed in the printers supporting ePrint, which led me to a brief online chat session with HP's support. Essentially they directed me to ignore that step, and I was able to confirm that ePrinting was functional, (the ePrint logo on the control panel clearly indicates the printer supports ePrint - so the website is simply behind). There was a step in the setup process where I had to connect the printer via the USB cable, but that was removed in a later step, and the printer's functioning flawlessly on my wireless network now. I've updated a couple of laptops to add the printer, (via the control panel process, and pulling the driver off the internet using the Windows Update option during printer setup).
The ePrint setup was extremely easy as well - the printer generates a unique printer code, which it prints for you. You type in the code on the ePrint website and select a unique email address for your printer and you're done. I didn't read the fine print regarding how HP deals with any sensitive documents you send through their yyy@hpeprint.com domain, but I don't anticipate using it for sensitive information anyway. You'll want to research that before sending anything really sensitive.
So far, I've been extremely pleased with the printer. It prints quickly, even when it's in sleep mode. I informally timed it, using the second hand of the Windows clock, and within 45 seconds of sending a 7 page newsletter-type document, (light graphics & text on every page), it was printing the first page, and the entire document was done about a minute later.
Copying is extremely easy, via the two front-panel buttons, (one for color, one for black & white). I haven't tried a multi-page job yet, but the document feeder works fine. The lid has a tendency to slam down when you're copying off-sized documents manually.
Scanning is great as well. The default install has an HP supplied product that will scan documents and import into PDF format or JPG formats. Multi-page support is included and is a breeze to operate. You can email or save as files directly from the interface. The purchase also includes a fully-functional version of Readiris Pro 12. This is a fully-functional OCR product that will save as MS Office formats as well. I've only tried Word thus far, and it was klunkier than I'd expected. The document was scanned in and saved as a Word doc, but when I attempted to open via Word I received several error messages about the file being corrupt prior to successfully opening the document. I'm not sure what happened there, as the error messages led me to believe it wouldn't work. Yet it did, so ... it bears some more watching. For my needs, the basic HP scanning product will probably be sufficient. If I use the Readiris software more, I'll update the review with any new observations.
And finally, it's nice that the printer's wireless, which means anyone can initiate scanning session without having to login to the "scanner pc" or whatever.
I would definitely recommend this printer to others, based on my usage thus far.
52 of 57 people found the following review helpful.
Beware of replacement reconditioned units from HP.
By J. W. Carman
I purchased this printer because its size is ideal for my limited office space. But I must caution buyers who receive a defective unit to immediately return it to the seller rather than involving HP Tech Support. In my case, the printer had a major print quality problem, so HP shipped a reconditioned replacement very promptly. That unit didn't initialize properly and failed to recognize the toner cartridges from the original one. After another call to another Tech Support representative, a second reconditioned unit arrived that had the same problem. After a final call to Tech support when the representative suggested that I purchase new cartridges to try (they would waive expedited shipping charges!) I decided to return the original printer to the seller for exchange with a new unit.
The replacement unit had no print quality problems but the HP Smart Install software that should be present in the printer had not been installed so I couldn't configure wireless networking following the rather sparse installation instructions. Although the unit functioned well as a USB connected printer, I could not get wireless networking configured because the E:\ drive to which the install directs you was "Not available". This had not been the case with the first unit; it networked properly. HP Tech support used remote access to load the software from the CD included with the printer (without instructions on running it) and that corrected the problem. They also considerately performed a second install on our other laptop and it tested correctly too.
This is a fairly new product (the four units I had were built in March or July 2011), so it is not surprising that some manufacturing defects are slipping by quality control. However, HP is not doing a very good job of collecting data via the Tech Support channel; most of those folks are not interested in diagnosing problems at all even when the customer is willing to provide information. For instance, I offered to provide copies of the original defective prints, but they were not interested. Likewise, they did not seem to attach any significance to the fact that the reconditioned units completed initialization in 10 seconds as opposed to the four minutes in the install documentation. One of these "script jockeys" even suggested that I purchase new toner cartridges (about $180) to try them in their reconditioned units.
None of this is to say that I don't like the unit I now have; it is performing quite well and is a perfect fit for my limited office space. Its scan, copy, and print functions very well and the wireless features work very well and avoids the medusa's head of cables and print sharing issues that made having his and hers PCs problematic.
44 of 48 people found the following review helpful.
Terrific Printer
By cmuskat
I did a lot of homework on many printers before I bought this. I was pleasantly surprised by the complete user experience. This machine is really terrific. It was easy to use, and easy to set up. (Note: I had a glitch setting up eprint, but the web page said somewhere that if you update the firmware first, then it would work, which it did. The documentation is on the sparse side, but it still went pretty smooth.) It prints via wifi, over the air, and it scans over the air too, which is really cool. The eprint (to print by sending the printer an email) had some delays some times.
BTW, Amazon does sell inexpensive toner refills (which I did not try yet myself, but t hey have good reviews.) So this should keep operating costs down.
It is just an absolute pleasure to use, and it gets the job done, easy and quick. I am extremely satisfied with my purchase, and I am buying this for my office colleagues as well.
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47 of 49 people found the following review helpful.Excellent & Easy
By Cory
I bought this as a Christmas present after doing much research. I was looking for a laserjet vs. inkjet, required wireless networking support, a decent sized paper input tray, (ideally a full ream, but negotiable), and of course, it had to be multi-function.
I purchased this one as a Christmas gift, and have had it setup & running for a few days now. Setup was very easy and took less than 15 minutes. It found my wireless network and I was able to configure it easily. I did get momentarily confused during setup as the process directed you to update the firmware to get the latest/greatest functionality and to enable ePrint. But the printer wasn't listed in the printers supporting ePrint, which led me to a brief online chat session with HP's support. Essentially they directed me to ignore that step, and I was able to confirm that ePrinting was functional, (the ePrint logo on the control panel clearly indicates the printer supports ePrint - so the website is simply behind). There was a step in the setup process where I had to connect the printer via the USB cable, but that was removed in a later step, and the printer's functioning flawlessly on my wireless network now. I've updated a couple of laptops to add the printer, (via the control panel process, and pulling the driver off the internet using the Windows Update option during printer setup).
The ePrint setup was extremely easy as well - the printer generates a unique printer code, which it prints for you. You type in the code on the ePrint website and select a unique email address for your printer and you're done. I didn't read the fine print regarding how HP deals with any sensitive documents you send through their yyy@hpeprint.com domain, but I don't anticipate using it for sensitive information anyway. You'll want to research that before sending anything really sensitive.
So far, I've been extremely pleased with the printer. It prints quickly, even when it's in sleep mode. I informally timed it, using the second hand of the Windows clock, and within 45 seconds of sending a 7 page newsletter-type document, (light graphics & text on every page), it was printing the first page, and the entire document was done about a minute later.
Copying is extremely easy, via the two front-panel buttons, (one for color, one for black & white). I haven't tried a multi-page job yet, but the document feeder works fine. The lid has a tendency to slam down when you're copying off-sized documents manually.
Scanning is great as well. The default install has an HP supplied product that will scan documents and import into PDF format or JPG formats. Multi-page support is included and is a breeze to operate. You can email or save as files directly from the interface. The purchase also includes a fully-functional version of Readiris Pro 12. This is a fully-functional OCR product that will save as MS Office formats as well. I've only tried Word thus far, and it was klunkier than I'd expected. The document was scanned in and saved as a Word doc, but when I attempted to open via Word I received several error messages about the file being corrupt prior to successfully opening the document. I'm not sure what happened there, as the error messages led me to believe it wouldn't work. Yet it did, so ... it bears some more watching. For my needs, the basic HP scanning product will probably be sufficient. If I use the Readiris software more, I'll update the review with any new observations.
And finally, it's nice that the printer's wireless, which means anyone can initiate scanning session without having to login to the "scanner pc" or whatever.
I would definitely recommend this printer to others, based on my usage thus far.
52 of 57 people found the following review helpful.Beware of replacement reconditioned units from HP.
By J. W. Carman
I purchased this printer because its size is ideal for my limited office space. But I must caution buyers who receive a defective unit to immediately return it to the seller rather than involving HP Tech Support. In my case, the printer had a major print quality problem, so HP shipped a reconditioned replacement very promptly. That unit didn't initialize properly and failed to recognize the toner cartridges from the original one. After another call to another Tech Support representative, a second reconditioned unit arrived that had the same problem. After a final call to Tech support when the representative suggested that I purchase new cartridges to try (they would waive expedited shipping charges!) I decided to return the original printer to the seller for exchange with a new unit.
The replacement unit had no print quality problems but the HP Smart Install software that should be present in the printer had not been installed so I couldn't configure wireless networking following the rather sparse installation instructions. Although the unit functioned well as a USB connected printer, I could not get wireless networking configured because the E:\ drive to which the install directs you was "Not available". This had not been the case with the first unit; it networked properly. HP Tech support used remote access to load the software from the CD included with the printer (without instructions on running it) and that corrected the problem. They also considerately performed a second install on our other laptop and it tested correctly too.
This is a fairly new product (the four units I had were built in March or July 2011), so it is not surprising that some manufacturing defects are slipping by quality control. However, HP is not doing a very good job of collecting data via the Tech Support channel; most of those folks are not interested in diagnosing problems at all even when the customer is willing to provide information. For instance, I offered to provide copies of the original defective prints, but they were not interested. Likewise, they did not seem to attach any significance to the fact that the reconditioned units completed initialization in 10 seconds as opposed to the four minutes in the install documentation. One of these "script jockeys" even suggested that I purchase new toner cartridges (about $180) to try them in their reconditioned units.
None of this is to say that I don't like the unit I now have; it is performing quite well and is a perfect fit for my limited office space. Its scan, copy, and print functions very well and the wireless features work very well and avoids the medusa's head of cables and print sharing issues that made having his and hers PCs problematic.
44 of 48 people found the following review helpful.Terrific Printer
By cmuskat
I did a lot of homework on many printers before I bought this. I was pleasantly surprised by the complete user experience. This machine is really terrific. It was easy to use, and easy to set up. (Note: I had a glitch setting up eprint, but the web page said somewhere that if you update the firmware first, then it would work, which it did. The documentation is on the sparse side, but it still went pretty smooth.) It prints via wifi, over the air, and it scans over the air too, which is really cool. The eprint (to print by sending the printer an email) had some delays some times.
BTW, Amazon does sell inexpensive toner refills (which I did not try yet myself, but t hey have good reviews.) So this should keep operating costs down.
It is just an absolute pleasure to use, and it gets the job done, easy and quick. I am extremely satisfied with my purchase, and I am buying this for my office colleagues as well.
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