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HP Q6455A Color Laserjet 2600N | 
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| Brand: Hewlett Packard
Category: CE
Buy New: £299.95
New (3) Refurbished (1) from £199.95
Rating:  7 reviews
Sales Rank: 26326
Platform: Windows 2003 Server
Media: Electronics
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 50.7
Dimensions (in): 23.5 x 20.9 x 20.5
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MPN: Q6455A#ABU
Model: Q6455A#ABU
UPC: 829160809403
EAN: 5051749617283
ASIN: B000A1JRV2
Release Date: July 5, 2005
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | • Print speed (mono/colour): 8/8 ppm (mono/colour) print speed• Resolution (dpi): 600x600 dpi resolution• 500 sheet paper tray capacity• Prints up to A4 document size• Windows 98/SE/ME/2000/XP, Mac OS X v10.2 and later Mi |
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Product Description
Design and share impressive colour and black and white documents without stretching your budget with this affordable, easy-to-use, ultraquiet, network-ready printer. Brilliant colour is now within your reach, creating hundreds of new possibilities. This printer meets the needs of the small office and home office user who wants to add colour to business documents and also create marketing materials in-house. It is also ideal for sharing within small work teams. Create brilliant, high-quality, professional c...
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| Customer Reviews: Read 2 more reviews...
 Astonishingly Expensive To Run April 22, 2008
Mr. R. Gilmore (Nottingham, UK)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Lovely printer. Easy to set up and use. Nice Software. However the toner cartridges (Black, Yellow, Cyan, Magenta) are 50-60 EACH. Yes- thats a coupleof hundred quid to renew your toner. At 2500 pages per set of cartidges that's about 10p per page for toner alone, it's tempting to chuck the printer away and start again. Mine's been sitting on my desk with no black toner in it for months because I can't face paying that much to keep it going. I'm probably going to dump it and buy a different printer.
 A networked marvel - but now forced to replace August 31, 2007
M. Innes (Bristol, UK)
13 out of 13 found this review helpful
I have had my 2600n for around 2 years and have been very pleased with the results. Sadly I've recently been confronted with ghosting problem which seems to be related to the 'lifetime' fuser. I'd say that 2 years and just 5000 prints is not exactly a lifetime.
I reckon I've averaged 7p a page - I produce lots of full-colour stuff -but this won't improve with time so I might as well replace the printer (yet another piece of technical kit which is not cost-effective for me to fix). I'll probably go for another 2600N (at 200 pounds) as it comes with full cartridges (so printer itself is basically free) and I can use cartridges I already have.
Note: There are a few comments relate to being forced to replace cartridges if one runs out (printer refuses to work). This is easily over-ruled using "Cartridge Out Override" option and you can get a lot more out of your cartridges (option is well hidden but described in manual).
 Upgrade to 3800 March 16, 2007
J. Daly (Derry, Ireland)
24 out of 26 found this review helpful
From a member who commented previously:
"A few weeks back I replaced the black cartridge (with a grumble), only to find that the cyan has now run out, but instead of letting me print in gray-scale the printer simply refuses to do anything until the cartridge is replaced."
That is because in order to print in black its hard wired for the machine to do underlying prints of each of the other colours, otherwise the black will only print out in a light grey.
As for this machine, you more than likely will end up getting an issue known as "ghosting".
You would be best just to skip this printer and purchase a 3800 or something alike to it as the 2600 will no doubt cause you so many issues.
 5 Star Product For Networked Macs January 28, 2007
Chris Campbell (Bangor, Northern Ireland)
14 out of 15 found this review helpful
I have just bought my second HP2600n without any deliberation whatsoever.
The reason for this - it works, always a great start, it is ultra user friendly and it does everything you will ever need a small business/small office product to do without a lot of bells and whistles that you never use which just complicate your every day requirements.
At present we run six Intel Mac desktops and use the existing HP2600n for pretty much everything from artwork proofs to standard letters.
Its quick to print, the software runs seamlessly with OS X Tiger and the consumables are easy to come by and reasonably priced - a major factor in the initial change from the Xerox machine the HP replaced.
All in all a great machine for many uses. One piece of advice though, invest in the extra tray is you do any kind of letter headed correspondence. Believe me, it will make your life a lot easier and is [...] well spent.
Good printer - watch the cost of toner December 23, 2006
Nicholas Sillito (UK)
21 out of 21 found this review helpful
This printer sits very comfortably on my home network. It was easy to connect and set up and print quality is good (not photo quality). It easily manages the light duty cycle I expose it to, and is a lot less trouble than the ink jet it replaced. Bear in mind that the toner is expensive. It requires 4 cartridges (black + 3 colour), if you buy new HP products, these cost around 50 each. You can almost buy a new printer for the cost of the cartridges.
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