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After a bad experience with a Dell laser jet which just wouldn't work with my MacBook and iPad, this was a breeze to set up. The CD which came with the printer was out of date and not suitable for Mavericks, but it did redirect me to the HP website to download the latest drivers and software. After that it was plain sailing, everything just installed itself. Relieved after hours wasted with the Dell.

Not as fast I thought, but happy with print quality and I have been told that the the ink cartridges have a better yield but this remains to be seen. Otherwise happy with this machine.

This is a neat printer, only had it a few weeks but so far no problem.

Be aware if you want new HP Toner it will cost you more than the printer costs. I went for a cheaper version which was a 1/4 of the price of the official HP Toner.

Excellent so far, had this now for a month and worked straight about of the box, wireless was easy as this was the main reason for this printer works flawless with apple and windows. I use this for home use as kids homework is all printing now. Not looking forward to replacing cartridges as expensive.

I had been frustrated with the inability to print from my iPad which I also use to draw with. Now this HP printer comes along. I always used Epson inkjet for photo quality and and HP B&W laser for other things but they couldn't print from the iPad without a lot of hassle. The cost of this machine is inexpensive which usually means that the cartridges are expensive but I purchased an entire set of large ones cheaper by purchasing them recycled.
The great thing is that even on ordinary paper the photo quality was fairly good. Not photo quality as I used ordinary paper but certainly more than good enough for general use and then you can print the photos on photo paper for much higher quality.. It also holds card stock. All in all a very good printer with a low cost for a colour laser, especially if you wish to print from tablets or almost anything else without having to network your system. The fact that the paper comes out of the top is also great as this means no more banging against the paper tray. Looks good and works great. My only giving it four stars is that the cost of running it is higher than some other brands but then you also have to pay a lot more for the printer to start with.

Great printer, quality printing, fast, quiet and economical for my needs. I use it for ebay related printing of
about 2000 pages a month 90% B/W 10% Colour. I must admit not even used lots of the bells and whistles as no need to yet.
Such as wireless printing, double sided ect.
Great value for money. Highly recommended.

I was a bit wary of the set up at first, putting it off for a few days, but I did not need the setup disk, I connected it in the order the guide(Paper) said to do & plug in the ethernet cable when told to do so, the rest was automatic & within a few mins I had sent printouts from several pc's & all printed out ok,

easy to set up with my iMac. No problems with printing. good quality colour prints. used for a couple of months - not encountered any problems.

Fantastic printer does the job - one slight irritation is that if you use the wired connection then the wireless does not work. Not difficult to fix as I wired the printer to my network and added a wireless router to connect to the printer wirelessly.

The product came quickly and it was easy to set up. Works fine. What I really like about this one is that you can buy knock off laser refills and they come as separate units for each color. Since one usually uses more black than any other color you can buy a black unit without having to buy the other colors

Everything went as expected. Service good and product is performing as it should. I would purchase again. No problems at all.

I have had a 2550L for several years and it has been fabulous, the best printer I ever purchased. However, HP in their latest printer updates, made it so this product will NOT work. As of 11/1/2012 HP has stated...they are aware of this problem and will be releasing a solution "in the near future" As of today HP has not done it. Check HP website in the forum for updates.

My printer of the same make died and i loved it. All I needed was the outside case to make it work and that is what I got!!!!!It arrived promptly and packaged great. I was back in commission very quickly.

This worked out perfect, the company selling it was BY FAR the cheapest. They want you to return the old one but they INCLUDE a box in a box with a return pre-paid sticker on it. What could be easier?

This is our second color laser printer in the past two weeks, and after a week of use we feel this is a keeper. The previous printer we tried, the Brother HL-4040cdn Color Laser Printer with Duplex and Networking, was a step better than this printer in nearly every respect, except color accuracy. But my wife had to have a printer that was highly accurate for her project and this little printer was able to meet her high expectations. The Brother just could not cut it with the color accuracy, despite all the advanced calibration steps we tried.Let me admit that I was a bit apprehensive about getting this printer given the many negative early reviews. Thankfully, it seems HP has addressed the quality problems with the later releases of this printer since it has been receiving excellent reviews lately.The print quality of this printer is astonishingly nice. HP is confident enough to let the printer print out a photo quality test page that has brilliant, vibrant colors, and amazing depth for a laser printer.The build quality of this printer is good but perhaps a step below the substantially heavier Brother HL-4040cdn, which seems definitely capable of a higher duty cycle. This printer has a smaller footprint and feels more at home in a home-office as opposed to a business office. That said, in our first week of use we have had no technical issues with this printer whatsoever and, despite being slower and less robust than the Brother, it suits our needs just fine.After networking it with our Linksys router and assigning it a fixed IP number, we found to our delight that most of the settings of the printer can be manipulated using a web browser after pointing the browser to the printer's IP number. The printer's built in webserver page displays information such as toner levels and estimated remaining prints and has a full menu system to allow you to change the settings.Our only grouse with this printer is that the default color output for photos is a bit too dark, causing dull pictures. I browsed through HP's Support pages and found that the dark color issue was quite common, but I could not find a solution for the correct Print Density settings for this printer. So, after much testing, and lots of wasted paper, I came to the same conclusion as another reviewer that there was too much magenta, which tended to smear the subtle details.My Color Adjustments:Using the "HP ToolboxFX" program that is provided, or through the web interface, it is necessary to modify the "Print Density" settings under "Device Settings". I arrived at the following settings: cyan: 0, magenta: -2, yellow: -1 and black: 0. To keep things simple, I kept the values consistent accross all the print density attributes, i.e., contrasts, highlights, midtones and shadows, although each individual attribute should probably be further tweaked. To my eyes colors were true, with slight heaviness in magenta remaining.It was also necessary to brighten the pictures themselves slightly, using a software tool such as Adobe Photoshop or Arcsoft Photoimpression. I simply used Photoimpression to bump up the brightness by 10% (or "auto brighten" by two levels).Finally, when printing, I found it is also necessary to set the the color theme to Photo. I did try sRGB, Vivid and Photo (Adobe RGB 1998) color themes, but they all tended to push too much magenta. Only with the color theme set to Photo was I able to get true reds and vibrant, almost photo quality prints on 8.5 x 11 glossy photo paper.Conclusion:Since there is a relatively easy way to get around the dark color issue, I have no problem edorsing the HP CP1518ni as an excellent color laser printer for home use.

I have had this printer HP 2550L for about 10 years now, when this model came out it cost $1200 wish was pricey for me, but I wanted use it for a home business, and I was able to get a floor model for $700 during the holiday season. I am still surprise to see them selling used versions and supplies online. As far a cost it is very affordable as far as performance it is very slow and a bit noisy but it gets the work done. You can even get the toner and imaging drum replacment at descent prices online still, note there are different quality of toners. You can't really go wrong with some HP products. I am in the process of buying a refurbrished printer because my old model has aged due to wear and tear, and I can still use my toner and imaging drums, the printers usually does not include tone cartridges so I save money that way. Feel free to drop me a line if you would like to more of my experiences.

I have had this printer HP 2550L for about 10 years now, when this model came out it cost $1200 wish was pricey for me, but I wanted use it for a home business, and I was able to get a floor model for $700 during the holiday season. I am still surprise to see them selling used versions and supplies online. As far a cost it is very affordable as far as performance it is very slow and a bit noisy but it gets the work done. You can even get the toner and imaging drum replacment at descent prices online still, note there are different quality of toners. You can't really go wrong with some HP products. I am in the process of buying a refurbrished printer because my old model has aged due to wear and tear, and I can still use my toner and imaging drums, the printers usually does not include tone cartridges so I save money that way. Feel free to drop me a line if you would like to more of my experiences.

The printer came in and the first one that was sent had a motor issue, however the company Orion was really nice, had great tech support. Sent another printer out the next week. Don't expect your printer problems to be fixed immediatetly always have a backup.

This printer was worn out and/or broken when I received it. A couple of the components of the print tray were broken, making printing from it impossible. I knew that it was used when I made the purchase---I just did not know that it was abused also!

(I bought this printer in 2005 - and this is the review I wrote at the time on another site. I am trying to include more reviews at Amazon so decided to transfer it here.)I am mostly a personal user, with some small-business use thrown in. I will get NOWHERE near the 30,000 monthly cycle pages this printer is rated for (I won't even get near that in a year)...so why did I get this one? Especially when I already have a monochrome laser and photo inkjet printer?? Because I was looking at spending upwards of $700 on a "business" inkjet printer to do what I wanted...so figured why not start with a $400 color laser printer instead to see if that worked?So, what did I want to do that my other two printers couldn't? Print double-sided color cardstock prints (i.e. Avery notecard stock). I was tired of messing around with my inkjet trying to get presentable prints. And by this I mean prints without wheel marks or ink drops that also weren't ripped or torn from jams, etc., that I would feel comfortable selling to my client. The inkjet, in its favor, gave me beautiful prints...but it just would not handle the notecard stock nicely! The paper path has a very small turnaround, and anything thick or perforated just has too hard a time. On my worst job, I ended up wasting 20% of the entire job (100 sheets for a 500 sheet job). But still, I couldn't rationalize spending $500 on a color laser (plus the replacement ink costs). After that job was completed, I started thinking...How much is all my time and energy and frustration worth (in addition to the wasted product)? It was then I seriously started considering a color laserjet. I picked the HP 2550L because it was in stock at our local Staples (plus I happen to work there). Because I like HP overall and have been satisfied with every HP printer I've ever owned, I chose it over the cheaper $400 Minolta color laser.So, what's the verdict?I won't be returning it, so I guess that says something! But as I said in my pros and cons, the prints are BEAUTIFUL...but plan on babysitting any double-sided printing you want to do. But let's start at the beginning.UNPACKING: I'm fairly computer/hardware/software literate, but I'm still a big believer in following instructions, so I had the book out for each step. It would have been fairly self-explanatory anyway...take off all the orange stuff! It's neat how all the toners fit in the machine--it really is a small machine when you think about it, considering there are FOUR toners plus a drum in it. It was extremely easy and fool-proof to load the toners.INSTALLATION: Even though I love HP...as with every other printer of theirs I've ever installed, it didn't work on the first try and I had to uninstall, reboot, then install again. It's a good thing the process goes smoothly and doesn't take too long. It added quite a few things to my startup and registry (I have programs that let me know when this happens) which I didn't particularly like...but I figure I can play with those things later.APPLICATIONS: One thing I'm not particularly fond of is the Toolbox. Why? It has to access the internet to work (which I know because ZoneAlarm or something else asked for permission). Now, it's just a local connection, but it opens a webpage to get to it... so, it's something else I need to give access to. What happened to a normal toolbox that just pops up on the screen? Now I have to wait for my browser to open to get printer info! That said, the Toolbox gives you tons of information, including how much life (in pages and percents) is left on each toner cartridge and the drum.PRINTING: For the test print via the Toolbox, it took about 30 seconds to rev up, but it only took about 4 seconds to print. On some larger jobs, it took up to a minute to cycle through whatever it's cycling through to start printing. But, again, it only took a few seconds to print...when there wasn't a jam. Yes, I experienced jams. Here's the scoop: as I mentioned earlier, I was printing note cards. I set the printer properties for the correct paper (cardstock), I put in a stack of 50, and it printed FLAWLESSLY. I was kicking myself for not buying this printer last year. I thought "Wow, this job will be done in 10 minutes instead of all day on the inkjet!" And then I went to print the second side [insert music of doom here]. I put the entire stack of 50 in and did one test print (as I do, to make sure it's correct). It worked. Yea! So I set it for 49 more and...jam. Jam. Jam. Jam. Jam. Hmmm, maybe too many sheets? So I tried one sheet at a time. I tried five sheets at a time. I tried 25 sheets at a time. I tried one sheet on top of standard paper. I tried hand-feeding one sheet at at time. I tried hand-feeding one sheet at a time off of a stack (meaning I pushed the top sheet taut against the paper tray so the mechanism would be sure to pull it in, similar to what I used to have to do on the inkjet--sorry if it's not clear but it's hard to describe). And....voila! It worked! And

I purchased this printer to replace a different small color laser that died (Samsung CLP-300).This one blows my previous one away. The color accuracy when printing photos full page size on normal paper is amazing. On photo paper even better. Looks like a photo print that you would get from developing film and having prints made. I really was looking to replace the printer that died for normal routine printing and was hoping that it might also do a good job of printing color photos because I was normally using a separate inkjet printer for that to get better quality. Surpassed my expectations and I can do both routine printing and color photo printing with this one printer.Print speed is a slightly slower than my previous printer, but perfectly acceptable for my home use. I do like that start up time from when I send print job until it starts printing is much faster than my Samsung was. Love that is has a manual feed right on the front of the printer for envelopes and photo paper, so don't have to remove paper cartridge and change papers (Samsung CLP-300 didn't). I'm very pleased with this printer. Nice that it has built in networking so others in my house can use it too.

When I buy a laser printer I have two criteria that must be met: it must be postscript compatible for printing graphic design proofs and it must have fairly accurate color.This printer has done a fair job of both. It is postscript compatible but the accurate color is a little lacking. I've found that color proofs are a little dark and slightly heavy in magenta and cyan.I've owned HP color laser jets in the past and I like that there is no drum roller, only cartridges to replace. This can save $200 in replacement part costs. I like that you can replace one color at a time and I find that I don't have to do it too often. The cartridges are way overpriced but I think that is common with any printer these days.I have no trouble printing on a variety of papers. I never use the card readers in the front but it is convenient to have them.I have hooked the printer up to a network with no trouble.It does not take too long to print but is fairly loud. It is also loud when it cycles on its own.It does have a power save mode that it goes into automatically.I really wish I had a second drawer to keep preprinted paper (invoices or letterhead). I have not found that the front paper feeder is easy to use so I always use the pull out drawer.I would recommend this printer for small or home office or personal use.

Product shipping took longer than expected. Excellent price. No problems installing. Excellent print quality.

I'm the IT manager at a medium size company and we bought this printer around September 2007. I realise this printer may not be readily available any longer but I wanted to add this for posterity and to link to the other review.I can say that were immediately dissapointed at the fact that it did not have a built in tray, only an external flap and page feeder. It does not do duplex printing. A good lesson to look for these items.Print quality is good. I agree with the author of review on the "Hewlett Packard LaserJet 2550N Photo Printer" which I sense is the same printer as this.He said, "Areas of a single color, such as bar charts, are more solidly filled with less variation that the Brother. The HP is much better at light color hues, especially with text on a colored background." I am entirely happy with the print performance BUT....The HP loses big time in cost per page and really makes me mad at what they do... so much so that I think what they do is, or should, be illegal. Each toner cartridge and the drum have a chip that counts down to 0 and the printer refuses to work until you replace it. The toner could have 1,000 more pages left in it but you won't get it. The drum could last 10,000 more pages before the print quality starts to suffer but you won't get it. The Brother warns you when it thinks the consumables need replacing but won't suddenly refuse to print because of it.The HP is also much slower in pages per minute when printing color as it has to multipass the paper for each of the colors.We're now considering a Lexmark.