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Summary: DO NOT BUY
Review: This Printer is terrible! Don't buy this one. It is constantly jamming or refusing to feed paper. It also prints crocked on the page when it does print. I won't even donate this thing to anyone, it's going into the landfill where it belongs!
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Summary: DIED IN 1 YEAR!!!!
Review: This printer went to the garbage can within 1 year of us recieving it at our small architectural firm. Oh yes, it was a dream come true for the first 8 or 9 months, then slowly started deteriorating little by little, then one day (about 1 month after our warranty ended) it decided to stop working. HP will replace it for $400 (I can buy a new one for that)...not that I would want to. I called Tech Support...they were no help, and after calling several local companies that work on printers I was told to "just throw it away" There goes $500 down the drain....THANKS FOR NOTHING HP....On to EPSON :)
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Summary: Great when it can actually feed paper
Review: This sucker has more trouble feeding paper than any printer or copier I have ever seen. I have the lower paper tray, and I have only once ever managed to get the d**n printer to actually feed from it. The top tray actually actually can works (sometimes). The bizarre thing is that once it reads the first sheet from a stack, it is solid! But getting that first sheet to feed is a nightmare. Take the tray out, flip the stack, blow air in, make the stack bigger, smaller, bang on the printer, repeat 10-20 times, and then the first sheet will feed and the whole stack will be fine. Absolutely insane. I'll never get another HP printer after this.
Rating:
Summary: Great when it can actually feed paper
Review: This sucker has more trouble feeding paper than any printer or copier I have ever seen. I have the lower paper tray, and I have only once ever managed to get the d**n printer to actually feed from it. The top tray actually actually can works (sometimes). The bizarre thing is that once it reads the first sheet from a stack, it is solid! But getting that first sheet to feed is a nightmare. Take the tray out, flip the stack, blow air in, make the stack bigger, smaller, bang on the printer, repeat 10-20 times, and then the first sheet will feed and the whole stack will be fine. Absolutely insane. I'll never get another HP printer after this.
Rating: 
Summary: Good printing, very poor paper handling
Review: We have used the printer for 14 months. Although it prints well, its paper handling is the worst of any printer this office has employed. The most common problem is its failure to pick up sheets. A failure occurs almost every time that one reloads paper. Fixing the problem requires that the operator open the back of the printer, clean and adjust the pickup wheels. Changing paper therefore is very cumbersome. The printer also commonly picks up two sheets simultaneously or mangles a sheet. These occur frequently enough that one cannot leave it working while unattended.HP's technical support has consisted primarily of offering unsuccessful suggestions and evading requests for a service call or exchange.
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Summary: Nothing but problems
Review: We needed a larger format printer and this "fit the bill". Print quality was great but we had nothing but problems. Ate lots of inks and head cartridges (very expensive to operate). Two weeks after the warranty went out, it quit and HP said it wouldn't cover the cost of repair. We had learned our lesson with HP before but we fell for this one - never again. We've found their quality just isn't there and they cost you with their ink.
Rating: 
Summary: Wow
Review: Works great for 1 year then it started locking up. I think it is something electronic because both the lights blink like crazy then it starts spiting out paper with some symbols on it. have to unplug it to stop it. Let me know if you want one I will send you mine.
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