Features

• 2,400 x 600 dpi resolution with laser print quality
• Up to 20 ppm black, first page out in under 10 seconds
• 250-sheet input capacity; supports a variety of sizes and envelopes
• Simple setup and operation; 16 MB standard memory
• Parallel, USB 2.0, and Ethernet interfaces; PC, Mac, and Linux compatible

Reviews (31)

DO NOT BUY BROTHER 2070N IF YOU NEED A NETWORK PRINTER
This company (Brother) is totally ignorant on networking. They have based networks on "AUTOIP" which is irrelevant to office and home networking. Therefore, it does not configure on regular DHCP configuration.
Excellent
good quality and design. very easy to setup with network. you can not misschance to get this last printer for less $100.

Quite Nice
I purchased this laser printer because it has Network capabilities at low cost.It is very fast.I have an older much more expensive HP laser and the start up time to print is much slower than this model.Of course that probably has something to do with age (3 yrs old).
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Features

• 2,400 x 600 dpi resolution with laser print quality
• Up to 20 ppm black, first page out in under 10 seconds
• 250-sheet input capacity; supports a variety of sizes and envelopes
• Simple setup and operation; 8 MB standard memory
• Parallel and USB 2.0 interface; PC, Mac, and Linux compatible

Reviews (63)

Quality prints but pages curl
The print quality is really nice (I have only used it to print text), but the pages curl no matter how thick or thin the paper.I've used cheap copy paper and expensive 30-pound resume paper, all with equal curling.
Great printer, great price.
Just got it today, took 2 minutes to set up. I plugged it into my Airport Express and was printing wirelessly immediately. Ran a few tests and the text is very clear and clean.
Great Printer for the Price !!
I bought this printer mainly for my High School daughter. It fits nicely in the small area I had open for it. I had it set up and printing in about 5 minutes. It came with the toner cartridge and I purchased the USB cable for $5.00. So far, it works great. Quick printing and very crisp. The paper did curl, but ever so slightly... once I left my document sitting for a little while it flattened itself out.
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Features

• Prints up to 30ppm
• Built-in internal Ethernet print server
• Duplex capability for two-sided printing
• Up to 1200x1200dpi resolution
• PCL6 and BR-Script3 (PostScript3) emulations

Reviews (55)

After thorough research, I bought three of them
I meticulously researched available printers. I wanted a laser for quality printing without worrying about dried out ink cartridges when I didn't print anything for a long time. I wanted duplex printing to save paper. I didn't even know this printer could print multiple pages on a sheet until after I set it up. That was a welcome bonus! I wanted something to produce quality graphics and photo print-outs, not too expensive to purchase or to maintain, with low cost per page / toner use. I got it all.
Excellent Duplex Printer
I was originally going to purchase an HP LaserJet, but due to it being out of stock, I opted to order this printer. I have to say I am glad I did. My first impression was that it reminded me of my old Samsung QwikLaser, but the print quality and machine quality exceeds what I had expected for $250. My main reason for purchasing this machine was to print duplex technical reports, which my HP Color LaserJet can't do (can't print duplex), and toner for that machine is exponentially more. I have read that the print cost for this machine is about $0.02 a page, which is good in comparison to others costs, and I do not see any "chip" in this toner cartridge, as most new lasers have.
Network issues for this printer solved.
I had the same network issues some other posters mentioned. I decided to solve it myself. The exact symptoms were that after a long period of inactivity, print jobs over the network could not wake up the printer. I ran a network sniffer to determine what was going on. I noticed that my laptop was requesting a name resolution for the printer (name to I.P. address mapping)using NetBIOS broadcasts. Since my network does not have a NetBIOS domain controller or a host to reply to that query, the client (laptop's) queries went unanswered and the printer never even knew that someone was trying to send it a print job. This is a software/network configuration issue that will be specific to some setups, and not necessarily a product bug- so you may or may not be affected by it, depending on your network.
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Editorial Review

The Compact Photo Printer SELPHY CP510 is so incredibly fast--and surprisingly affordable-- it will change everything you thought you knew about Canon photo printers. It's simply amazing. Read more

Features

• 300 x 300 dpi resolution
• Dye-sublimation thermal print method
• Print postcard size photo in as little as 58 seconds; eight mini labels in 31 seconds
• Connect directly to digital camera via USB Type A cable (not included)
• One-year warranty

Reviews (31)

Crops pictures severely!
This unit is easy to use and makes great looking prints however as my wife found out after her first weekend trip with it, it crops off the top and bottom of the picture file.I bought her the package which included the Canon 520 camera and this printer.She printed out pictures of people and found the tops of heads cutoff.The reason is the proportions of the sensor on the camera are more square than4x6 so the printer just cuts off the top and bottom of the digital picture file.No warning in the manual, no way to print the full picture file on a 4x6 paper by leaving space at the ends.Nice work Canon!

Cheap, easy, small, nice photos!
This is a great printer for people who want something inexpensive and easy to use.You can be printing within 15 minutes after opening the box!The printer is small and lightweight and could be easily carried in a camera bag.Photos produced are very nice!

Great little printer
For the price I paid, $25, this is a great little printer.We've had tons of printers...my husband is a professional photographer and these prints satisfy even him (for our family pics).We got this printer mainly because I'm tired of our digital camera and the pics being buried in a photo program.I'd even yearned for a good old 35mm film camera until we got this little printer.It's
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Features

• Up to 19 ppm print speed; up to 1,200 x 1,200 dpi resolution
• 8 MB built in memory; USB 2.0 connectivity standard
• Optional ethernet, wireless, and Bluetooth connectivity
• 250-sheet input tray plus 10-sheet priority input tray for specialty media
• PC and Mac compatible; 1-year warranty

Reviews (24)

Great Little Printer
I have been very impressed by this printer for the price.It zips through pages and looksa lot better than the Brother and Samsung purchased by our office.I am using it on Mac OS 10.4.7 & 10.3.9, but installations at the office in 2 Dell XP Pro PCs went without a hitch.The noise level strikes me as pretty quiet, especially compared to the old HP LJs that I used to support.
Works great, even XP x64 support
I have had great experience with this printer.I even bought a jet direct card for it, and and it works great.I recently installed XP 64-bit only to find there were no drivers for this printer supported.However, I used the HP4L driver and it works good enough for my purposes.

Works for me...
...and I do mean it works. I'm planning to buy this printer for my home PC because I've been using this model daily at work for about 10 weeks. I print a high volume at work - approximately 1/2 a ream of paper every day over a 9-10 hour period. I use an entire toner cartridge about every 10 working days. The HP Laserjet 1022 has been a champ, printing mainly on standard printer stock, but also various Avery 8.5x11 label sheets - with multiple runs thru the printer, the occasional envelope, and some two-sided pages as well. The prints are uniformly crisp and clean until the toner begins to run out; by removing and shaking the cartridge, then re-inserting it, i've been able to get an extra day's printing out of each cartridge, roughly another 100-200 sheets. And it prints so fast!
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Features

• Up to 15 ppm print speed
• Crisp 1200 dpi resolution output
• USB connectivity; 2 MB memory
• 150-sheet input tray; manual duplexing
• Compatible with Windows 98SE, 2000, ME, XP, Server 2003

Reviews (54)

Great value - dump your inkjet and save money per page
Went out and got one of these from Staples (an Amazon partner ahem) on special for ninety nine bucks. For that, it's a great deal. I use it on my computer running Ubuntu Linux (Dapper Drake 6.02) and it works great. Had to figure out how to use foo2zjs (foo2zjs dot rkkda dot com has the perfect workable answer to installation...I donated a few dollars for the help), but once you follow the instructions and load that all-important firmware, you are in business, even allowing you to set the printer to toner-saver mode, etc.
Horrible service when the product doesn't work
I must have got a lemon, because all the googling in the world doesn't help me with my problem.My printer goes to sleep mode and never wakes up, even after a cold restart (I'm using WinXP Pro SP2).Print jobs live indefinitely in the spooler and half the time need to be removed by restarting the spooler service.No one else seems to have the problem.However in debugging the issue, I've had to go through 4 online chat sessions with HP, totalling almost 6 hours, each session being less useful than the previous.I've tried different USB cables, different hubs, different ports, different drivers, and different computers.I've tried printing directly, bypassing the spooler, and various print processor options.All at their recommendation and assurance that it would fix the problem (they must have scripted responses they copy/paste into the chat because all the English and grammar is consistently bad).
Outstanding value printer!
Bought this model today. Light, compact and blazing fast, with razorsharp text/images and dense opaque blacks. I got it to print my black line artwork illustrations and occasional text. I compared it to the comparably priced Brother models, and chose the HP for one reason; the drum is part of the toner cartridge versus the Brother, which requires their separate drum part replaced after 10,000 prints. The Brother drum is pricey, costing more than the printer. So I went with the HP with its 10 dollar higher cartridge, but no prospect of expensive drum replacement.
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Features

• Up to 5,760 x 1,440 optimized dpi resolution
• 4-by-6-inch photos as fast as 42 seconds, 11-by-14 as fast as 1 minute 51 seconds
• Prints directly onto inkjet-printable CDs and DVDs
• Supports poster prints up to 13 by 44 inches
• USB 2.0 and FireWire interfaces; PC and Mac compatible

Reviews (54)

best prints I have ever seen
Easy install, no need to install any overbloated software. Great printouts on glossy and matt photo paper. Read the Manual on solving color managment problems if you use Photoshop CS2 so that what you see on the monitor is what you get. If you use Photoshop Elements it has a setting just for the epson R1800. Prints beautifull lables on TDK matt white DVD's with the included software. you can use nero's label making software but you must set the paper type to (epson stylus photo R800 A4) so that it is centered on the disk. All in all the best wide format photo printer I have seen .

Mac Users Beware!
This printer does not print tiled documents from either Indesign or Illustrator. It also is very hard to set the page set up for the printer because the driver written for this printer conflicts with the settings in the print dialog box of the software. I have seen this happen in both Illustrator and Indesign. Very frustrating. I called Epson about this, they told me to call Adobe who told me to call Epson. I'm really sorry I remained loyal to Epson and didn't opt for the Canon.

Amazing printer for photos or art!
I first saw this printer in action when I saw someone turn a digital photo into a digital painting using Corel Painter (seeing the results from that software product, Painter, is what made me start looking at Corel software products for photos) and then printed it out on matte paper. Wow!!! Very impressive! The water color paints were amazing and the colors printed out were so vibrant and realistic, that I had to get this Epson Photo R1800 printer.
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Editorial Review

The HP LaserJet 1018 Printer is an incredibly affordable LaserJet printer that delivers a simple, compact design and reliable, consistent results at an ideal price for personal users.Read more

Features

• Up to 12 ppm Letter Print Speed with 100-sheet Output Bin
• 150-Sheet Input Tray and Single-Sheet Priority Input Slot
• 1200 dpi Effective Output Quality 600 by 600 dpi with HP REt And FastRes 1200
• 234 MHz Processor With 2MB RAM Internal Memory Included
• Convenient Hi-Speed USB 2.0 Connectivity and Genuine HP LaserJet Print Cartridge

Reviews (2)

A good economical choice
This is a quick, quiet machine, and so far it works for me. A relatively new model, I was told it was the replacement for the1020, but I'm not sure that's the case. In any event, it is extremely simple to set up and operate, and it doesn't take up much space. It's a big improvement over my inkjet, an HP deskjet 960c. I figure my cost is about 5 cents a page. So far, highly recommended.

Highly impressed....up to now
I am impressed by the performance of this machine, for the following reasons:
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Features

• Premium 2.4-inch photo viewer for selecting and editing images
• PC-free photo printing from all popular digital camera memory cards
• Photos as brilliant and affordable as lab prints, but last 2-4 times longer
• Water, smudge and fade-proof prints with up to 200-year album life
• More photo options, including mini-wallets, fun Disney borders, and BorderFree

Reviews (67)

Short and Sweet
I just bought this at my local store.It prints great pictures...it so easy to set up.Most of the comments below I agree with.I'll leave it to that!!

One of the best gifts I've ever received
I received the printer as a Xmas gift from my mother and brother in 2005. I love love love this photo printer.I was blown away by the print quality when I saw the very first picture that I printed.They look like they were developed in a photo lab. I've printed more than 300 photos and the quality of the print is the same as the very first picture.I love all the features of the printer especially the Disney borders.Since the printer is portable and does not require a PC, I have taken it to special events and printed photos to give to friends and family.Most of them have also been amazed at the quality of the photos.No more photo labs for me.I would highly recommend this printer to anyone and everyone.

Great Pictures - Poor Hardware Quality
I purchased this printer 10 months ago after reading the reviews which all seemed great.I've always been an HP fan.
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Features

• Up to 32 ppm black text, 31 ppm color text; 4x6 photo in as little as 14 seconds
• Individual 6-ink color with HP Vivera Inks; USB, PictBridge
• Photos with or without borders up to 8.5 by 24 inches, including fun panoramas
• Automated 4x6-inch tray for dedicated photo printing; optional auto two-sided printing
• Image display to view photos and videos, freeze your favorite scene and print

Reviews (44)

Problem with Borders
This printer literally sits on the same shelf as an Epson 3810 and Canon ip6600D.I also have a Epson RX500 somewhere else.So, I'm making direct comparisons here.
Dismal service
Had to return replacement unit as it was clear it was dropped in shipping and would not feed paper. After many hours running tests and sitting on the phone they agreed to send a 2nd replacement.One area of disappointment was that the number to call for a UPS pickup was for a phone service call-girl. I tried to explain this to HP to no avail. All in all I found the experience disappointing.

Poor Reliability
While I agree the photo quality is outstanding with this printer, mine failed after fewer than a dozen uses. The photo tray stopped feeding 4x6 paper, even after spending $25 on an HP paper feed cleaner designed for this model. To make matters worse, the replacement offer from HP is slightly worse than buying a brand-new HP 8250 printer direct from Amazon. On the plus side, HP customer service was extremely patient while I hunted for my misplaced receipt to prove warranty eligibility (which I couldn't). Ouch! UPDATE: The next day I finally located my receipt, but the 1-year warranty had expired by 10 days. HP would not honor the elapsed warranty and charged me the full replacement amount ($99) for another printer. Pretty chintzy. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The MFC-8860DN has a convenient flatbed design that accommodates either single sheets or bound documents for copying, faxing, or scanning. With the ability to function as a digital copier, the unit supports reduction and enlargement of documents from 25 to 400 percent in one percent increments, makes up to 99 copies, and includes sorting functionality. Copies up to legal size can be made from both the glass and the automatic document feeder. Print and copy speeds up to 21 pages per minute keep up with busy offices, while outstanding resolution of up to 1,200 x 1,200 dpi gives each document exceptional legibility.Read more

Features

• Automatic duplex (two-sided) printing, copying, scanning and faxing
• Print and copy at up to 30ppm
• Ethernet, High-Speed USB 2.0 and Parallel interfaces
• 1200 x 1200 dpi Laser Printing
• 50-sheet multipurpose tray

Reviews (12)

Excellent - very happy
After reading reviews here I hesitated but happened to see the same machine (but without duplex capability) at a work site and that clinched it for me.
Watch Out for Power Consumption
Great Printer with lots of neat features.HOWEVER, the printer uses 1024 WATTS or 9.1 Amps when it powers up to print a page or make a copy.This has caused me alot of problems.
Fatal Flaw
I have had several Brother MFC's throughout the years. All of them have had a by-pass where one could feed either an envelope or a sheet of labels through the front of the machine, open a door in the back of the machine and then print with a straight paper path so the envelope doesn't get rinkled and the labels don't start to come off the carrier sheet, which is especially important if one uses Stamp.com's labels where the same sheet of labels may be printed on up to 10 or more times as one uses up the each label. Other than the foregoing DESIGN FLAW, its a good machine but for me, this is a FATAL FLAW so I took it back to Office Depot. It was interesting to get the reaction of a couple of techs at Brother as they too couldn't believe the engineers forgot this critical function! I will just have to be satisfied with my MFC-8440 until they come out with a new 30 page per minute duplexing machine with the old by-pass capability. ... Read more

Features

• Up to 1200 x 600 dpi Effective Resolution Mono Laser Printer
• Up to 22 ppm Print Speed with First Page Out in Less Than 10 Seconds
• 150 Sheets Input and 100 Sheets Output Paper Input/Output Capacity
• Plain Paper/Transparencies/ Envelopes/Labels/Card Stock Media Types
• 12.10 lbs (WxLxH) 11.80" x 14.10" x 8.50"

Reviews (78)

So far so good
Past experience and reviews here have me wary of the quality control on Samsung laser printers, but I bought the ML-2010 anyway because it was cheap.My misgivings continued when I unpacked the printer - the front swing-down panels are really flimsy (an extra penny or two on thicker plastic would have helped) and the design of the paper tray is not good - it works OK, but loading paper is unnecessarily clumsy because you have to bend the stack of paper paper so it fits over the paper stop when loading.No problem once you're used to it, but an unnecessary pain.OTOH, getting this printer set up to run in Windows XP was child's play; Samsung's Windows installation software is as good as it gets.
Just Plain Cheesy!
Puchased this printer recently since it is networkable and I wanted to replace my old Brother printer.
Great performing, great value laster printer.
The thing that confuses me about some of these reviews is that people are disappointed that this printer doesn't do some stuff that it's really not designed nor meant to do. If you want the bells and whistles of a $500 printer, buy a $500 printer.
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Editorial Review

The HP B9180 Photosmart Pro Printer is a professional photo printer with individual ink tanks, precise color accuracy and a wide range of features that make photo printing easy and fun. This compact unit offers vivid color and user-friendly controls for gallery-quality, durable photos and prints on a wide range of papers up to B+ size prints. Thanks to the B9180, it's a snap to get lab-quality images in the comfort of your own home.Read more

Features

• Photo Pigment 8 color IIT
• 4800-optimized dpi
• 3.5 x 5-inch up to 13 x 19-inch prints with or without borders
• Supports Adobe RGB and sRGB
• 37.70 Lbs (WxLxH) 23.50" x 26.50" x 9.50"

Reviews (2)

HP B9180-Fast and beautiful large prints that will outlive you!
I just got the brand new HP B9180 13x19 pigmented ink printer. I had been waiting for it to hit the market since Feb. Well, it was worth the wait. This printer replaced my Epson 2200, which i thought produced beautiful prints.
Still waiting to use
well I have the printer but because it didn't come with a USB cable I had to order one and am I'm waitng for it to arrive.For what it's worth the printer seems well crafted. ... Read more

Editorial Review

With a 2.5-inch flip-up color LCD display and support for wired or wireless network printing, the Brother MFC-820CW is a workhorse designed to make your work and leisure a lot easier. The unit has a convenient flatbed design that accommodates either single sheets or bound documents for color copying, faxing, or color scanning.Read more

Features

• 2.5" Flip-up Color LCD display
• Preview photos and faxes on the LCD
• Wireless 802.11b/g and Wired Network Interfaces
• Prints up to 20ppm black and 15ppm color
• Print resolutions up to 6000 x 1200 dpi

Reviews (5)

Terrific Printer for the Money; Handles the Basics Well
I also did plenty of research and bottom line ... I was looking for a multi-function (printer, fax, copy, scan) that did wireless out of the box without any added print server hardware and so forth. I purchased it for slightly over $200 from Amazon. This unit worked great out of the box. The wireless config was a breeze and the color screen made configuration especially easy. It prints well, copies well, and the software for the PC seems to work nicely and simply. This is not a top of the line multi-function ... but if you need quick and easy wireless printing, decent print quality, and don't print huge volume ... this is a nice choice.

Amazing small Printer
Keep It Simple "aashu" (NJ, USA) - See all my reviews
BROTHER WHERE ART THOU PRINTER CABLE?
beware this thing doesn't come with the printer cable. it's beyond me why companies do this. like a car with no ignition! wake up brother.i don't know if this machine is good yet. can't finish the install! sheesh ... Read more

Features

• Borderless printing from 4 by 6 to 13 by 19 inches
• Up to 1,200 x 1,200 dpi black resolution, 4,800 x 1,200 dpi optimized color
• Print speeds up to 19 ppm black, 4-by-6-inch photo in about 29 seconds
• Direct printing from popular memory cards, PictBridge compatible
• USB 2.0 and Ethernet interfaces, optional wireless B/G; PC/Mac

Reviews (9)

Fantastic
I am an amateur photograper at best (new to digital cameras).My photo composition is a little bit better than a snap and shoot type person.I have a desire to get better.I have two types of digital software for processing digital pictures but lacked a good printer.I purchased the Photosmart 8750 from Amazon and when I got it, I hooked it up and loaded the software onto my computer without any hassles and prepared for my very first photo.I was bowled over with the professional looking print that came out.I have since learned some new color management techniques on this printer and that same photograph now looks like a contest winner.Don't even think twice about this printer.It is fantastic.This amateur now looks like a PRO.

great printer but HP is not up front as usual
I've been using this as a commercial printer now for about 3 months doing prototype and photo prints in 13x19 and 8.5x11 formats on moab paper for final prints and hp paper for proofs (we use hp paper as low cost scrap due to its low detail).
HP has a winner
The 8750 was easy to set up, the software loaded easily and the first test page was perfect. The color management works very well. The printer produces fine detail, wonderful colors, and the best black and white inkjet prints I have ever seen, especialy on fine art papers. The printer is slower than some of its compeiters and uses more ink, but the color saturation is higher. It dose have oneglitch, every time I turn on my computer it prints 3 pages, each with one line showing the USB ports. ... Read more

Features

• 1,200 dpi laser quality
• Up to 22 ppm, first page out in 8.5 seconds
• Automatic 2-sided printing, 16 MB RAM, expandable to 144 MB
• 10,000 pages per month duty cycle
• Parallel and USB 2.0 interfaces; PC and Mac compatible

Reviews (33)

Expensive without networking capability
I researched quite a few personal laser printers and opted for the HP 1320 after looking really hard at the Samsungs and Brother models that were highly rated.My last HP 5L was a piece of crap, with paper jams the minute I cranked it out of the box.This one at least does what I need.Relatively fast 22ppm, print quality is outstanding and relatively compact.No networking if you need that.Shop around as the prices can vary substantially from retailer to retailer.

Computer Geek
Absolutely one of the best printers around, especially for the price!EVERYTHING works unlike some of the comments in the other reviews.I've had no problems in any respect.And it's fast.I wish that I had purchased the 1320 sooner because it's a winner!Recommend it without reservation.

Solid Reliable Printer
For the capabilities, this printer is reasonably priced.