HP LaserJet 1100

Pros: reliable, won't break

Cons: clunky, pricey

Review: After researching different laser printers online and offline (a la epinions, deja, and word of mouth), I decided on the HP Laserjet 1100. Overall, I am quite impressed by the print quality and the reliability this Hewlett Packard offers.

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Pros: Affordable, Easy to Use, Crisp Lettering

Cons: Not very fast, Seals Envelopes

The Bottom Line: This is a must have for small business owners, affordable, dependable and and all around great laser printer

Review: We recently purchased the Hewlett Packard LaserJet1100 from a local office supply store in Florida for $299. We originally had a Desk Jet. We liked the Desk Jet, but we had problems of the ink smearing if we didn't let the paper air out for a few...

Pros: Small size, prints good copies

Cons: Jams on textured papers, limitations with use

The Bottom Line: The HP 1100 printer is good for small business purposes but does have limitations in its capacity.

Review: For some reason, lots of people believe they should have their own personal printer even though in most cases it is better to purchase one large printer and have that one networked together for many users. Sometimes that isn?t quite feasible in some...

Pros: Small footprint; Easy paper loading

Cons: Paper jams; pricey

Review: In this review of the HP Laserjet 1100 series printers, I will explain the differences between the 1100 se, 1100 xi, 1100A se and 1100A xi. The review will then cover the features and faults of the HP Laserjet 1100.

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Pros: When it prints a page without jamming and the ink doesn't smear, it looks great!

Cons: Jam, jam, this printer jams horribly and the error coding system is ridiculous!

The Bottom Line: With a jam a minute even for personal use and an error coding system designed for aliens, this MONSTER JAM is not worth the well over $400 price tag.

Review: My HP 1100 LaserJet Printer was a gift from mom and dad, and for just me, myself and I, it was a darn good one! I soon discovered, however, that for the money they spent on this jammin' little number, they should have spent a couple of nights on the...

Pros: nice, sharp image, fast!

Cons: get the scanner attachment, you know you want it!

Review: The HP LaserJet 1100A xi is literally the best printer I have ever owned. I set it up on my network along with several other printers and it?s the printer I usually print to. It?s very fast (8 PPM) and has a great DPI (600x600 but I swear its twice...

Pros: Very Reliable! Easy to set up.

Cons: None!

Review: I was SO HAPPY when UPS pulled up to my door last year and delivered my printer. I had never had a LaserJet printer before, so I was excited to see what I was getting into.

First off, I bought the printer, refurbished from Hewlett-Packard,...

Pros: Reliable, robust, fair quality at a fair price.

Cons: Paper jams too easily - memory.

The Bottom Line: This is a superb solution for a small workgroup - not so good for a larger network.

Review: Thank you in advance for reading and I look forward to any comments you may leave.

Firstly, my history of this product. I have been responsible for two of these printers on a network for about five years now. Our experience with each has...

Pros: professional quality printing, be as creative as you want to be.

Cons: toner is expensive to replace

The Bottom Line: If you are looking for a great, easy printer that provides you wonderful output, this is the printer for you. The HP reputation continues with this wonderful product.

Review: I have owned my HP1100 for 2 years and it was the best investment I have made for my business. It prints high quality black and white in a speedy manner. I use a lot of graphs for reviewing with my customers and while color would be ideal- it is a...

Pros: Reliability, Small Form Factor

Cons: High Consumables, Limited Paper Input

Review: I purchase for a large corporation which requires me to meet several enterprise business needs. Of course within this environment, everyone has his or her own unique needs that I have to massage into the corporate standard. A growing trend is the...