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.Get more detail about HP Color LaserJet CP1518ni Printer (CC378A#ABA).
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