Create high quality, high impact marketing in a range of sizes, and scan, copy, and fax with ease.
- ISO speeds: Up to 15 ppm black, Up to 8 ppm color
- Standard connectivity: 1 USB (2.0), 1 Ethernet, 1 Wireless 802.11b/g/n, 1 USB host port, 2 RJ-11 fax
- Paper handling: 250-sheet input tray, 75-sheet output tray
This Laser Printers give to us some advantages, like this :
1. HP OJ 7610 Wireless Color Printer Scanner Copier Fax
I suspect this is a brand new product. It arrived in record time, in perfect condition. It was easy to unpack, assemble and set up. I connected via USB port with no problem. The quality of print is exceptional and the printer has had no problem interfacing with my computer and the stuff in there from my previous HP printer (a 6-year-old dinosaur). The color is excellent. It does a great job on photos, spreadsheets, you name it. I also like the energy efficiency of this printer. So far, it does not seem to be an ink hog. The start-up cartridges did actually give me the number of copies estimated. This little guy is a real workhorse. I would recommend it to anyone who needs a great printer for home or small office. It also does just fine on heavy paper, card stock and regular 20 lb paper. What's not to like???
Just for the record, I don't do tablets, i-anything, berries or wireless whatevers; just straight-ahead slow mo dial-up. Yeah, there's still a few of us out there.
2. 7610 potential issue to watch for
My new 7610 seems to do everything right except print on 4x6" label stock. It starts printing way up off the top of the page. If you have a 7610, maybe you should check it with 4x6" paper. It may be a design defect, or it may be that my unit is defective. I don't know yet.
The user's manual for this unit is in the Help file on the enclosed disk, which you can copy to your hard drive and place an icon on your desktop.
The help section of HP's website is a disaster. Links that don't work, search feature that is nearly useless.
Edit 9/24/13: I got a replacement 7610. It also can't print on 4x6". So I will try an Epson WF-7510.
If you want to preserve your sanity, don't call HP tech support. Just return your printer to the retailer.
Edit 9/26/13: The Epson WF-7510 prints 4x6" labels perfectly. I never heard back from HP tech support. It's been 4 days since they "escalated" my issue.
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The creme dela creme of printers
This is my first printer and it is amazing! I don't know why I waited this long, but I've been missing out.
This wireless printer does it all, its prints (obviously) but its also makes copies scans and faxes. I use to have to go to one place for printing, scanning, and making copies then go to a completely different place to fax. However now I can do it all at home which saves time and money.
This is a printer that doesn't print front and back which is no big deal for this family. With all the included instructions and material set up was a breeze ( and I'm not super tech savy). The included ink is a huge bonus that way I was able to make sure it was working properly.
The pricing on the ink doesn't seem to bad, especially considering all the money ill save from being able to do any paper work I need at home.
Being able to print from your smartphone or tablet is a huge plus which I can see will come in quiet handy in the future...
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