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| Brand: | Hewlett Packard |
| Item Height : | 25.1 centimetres |
| Item Width: | 40 centimetres |
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| Wattage: | 295 watts |
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- Raise your productivity with the HP LaserJet Pro CP1025nw! This CP-1025nw laser printerfeatures a 400 MHz Custom RISC processor and has a monthly duty cycle of 15,000colour prints
- The LaserJet Pro by HP prints documents with 600x600 dpi resolution, meaning you're guaranteedprofessional-quality results every time
- On average, it takes the LaserJet Pro a minute to print16 A4 black and white documents or 4 colour pages
- In addition to its USB port, the LaserJet Pro CP-1025 nw boastswired Ethernet 10/100 and wireless-N connectivity, enabling you to link it upto your PC or Mac in a jiffy
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17 of 17 people found the following review helpful
This was easy to set up. Used Wi-Fi Protected setup (press buttons on printer and wireless router) and worked first time. Print quality for text is excellent, and photos are very good (unlike some other laser printers where photos are awful). All printer settings can be viewed/changed via Web interface. Despite the toner cartridges being `starter' (400 pages) and not full (1,000 pages) ones, I have so far got 533 pages from the black cartridge which bodes well.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Only installed this morning (Windows Vista) so not had much use, but great so far. As is so common these days the manual is terse indeed and the documentation on the supplied CD not much greater.
The printer took a few minutes of cycling when first powered up, which worried me but it then settled down.
Did a USB install from disk which took a few minutes but worked with no problems.
I then connected the printer to a router with an Ethernet cable and installed on a laptop in another room. I selected Wireless and the software scanned for and found the printer, then installed. Test print great - job done!
As others have commented the colours are a bit over-saturated but you don't buy a printer like this for photo quality. There are lots options for printing on card, glossy paper etc. which may improve quality if the stock is correctly matched. You can also fiddle with colour calibration if you want.
It is a bit noisy in action (but then so was its Magicolor predecessor).
I bought this printer partly because of the Auto-Off function. Since my wife sometimes wants to print and the printer is on another floor from where she works it would be a pain to go downstairs, switch on, go back, send the job and go down again. The Auto-on avoids that. When Auto-off this printer only uses <1 watt which is pretty good. Here are the figures from the HP site:
295 watts (printing), 8 watts (ready), 3.1 watts (sleep), < 1 watt (auto-off), 0.2 watts (off).
However the Auto-Off function was not enabled on my unit and I had some trouble finding how to configure it due to the paucity of the manuals. In the end I discovered that the printer install puts an icon in the system tray which allows you to select Device Settings from where you can configure the Auto-Off function (for some reason you can't get to it from the printer properties via the Control Panel). The feature only seems to add a few seconds to warm-up time.
From the system tray icon you can also print the configuration settings which will allow you to see the IP address of the unit (I presume only if you have set up for wireless), and the toner status, how many pages printed in colour and mono plus other useful diagnostic info such as dud packets. I have added the IP address to my bookmarks to make it easier to keep an eye on toner consumption, although there is a built in low toner prompt.
The printer took a few minutes of cycling when first powered up, which worried me but it then settled down.
Did a USB install from disk which took a few minutes but worked with no problems.
I then connected the printer to a router with an Ethernet cable and installed on a laptop in another room. I selected Wireless and the software scanned for and found the printer, then installed. Test print great - job done!
As others have commented the colours are a bit over-saturated but you don't buy a printer like this for photo quality. There are lots options for printing on card, glossy paper etc. which may improve quality if the stock is correctly matched. You can also fiddle with colour calibration if you want.
It is a bit noisy in action (but then so was its Magicolor predecessor).
I bought this printer partly because of the Auto-Off function. Since my wife sometimes wants to print and the printer is on another floor from where she works it would be a pain to go downstairs, switch on, go back, send the job and go down again. The Auto-on avoids that. When Auto-off this printer only uses <1 watt which is pretty good. Here are the figures from the HP site:
295 watts (printing), 8 watts (ready), 3.1 watts (sleep), < 1 watt (auto-off), 0.2 watts (off).
However the Auto-Off function was not enabled on my unit and I had some trouble finding how to configure it due to the paucity of the manuals. In the end I discovered that the printer install puts an icon in the system tray which allows you to select Device Settings from where you can configure the Auto-Off function (for some reason you can't get to it from the printer properties via the Control Panel). The feature only seems to add a few seconds to warm-up time.
From the system tray icon you can also print the configuration settings which will allow you to see the IP address of the unit (I presume only if you have set up for wireless), and the toner status, how many pages printed in colour and mono plus other useful diagnostic info such as dud packets. I have added the IP address to my bookmarks to make it easier to keep an eye on toner consumption, although there is a built in low toner prompt.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Bought this to replace a dying HP Laserjet. This model was seemingly much smaller, quicker & half the price of my old printer, so I was not sure what to expect. But it delivers fast printing very quietly & in great quality. Have used it for colour photo presentations & it is pretty good with vibrant colours. A good buy. Fast delivery.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Be Aware HP state they have issues with this printer
I bought this printer at the end of 2011 and since then I have nothing but conection problems with it, I have recieved a replacement once but getting different problems, I am now... Read more
Published 1 month ago by NigelJ
LOVE IT!
Got this printer to upgrade from my Photosmart, which was killing my pocketbook with having to get new ink every 100 prints. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Jessica Lopez
Too Dark - Constant Problems
This printer prints to dark as a default & have been having constant problems. Would not advise buying this printer.
Published 3 months ago by Unsatisfied
Nearly sent it back
Finally I've got this working as it should.
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This is apparently a PROFESSIONAL printer, but aspects of it are rank amateurish.
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Published 9 months ago by Geoff N
Excellent
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Published 10 months ago by Mr. M. Howe
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