HP LaserJet 2100m

Pros: reliable, straight paper path, irDA

Cons: large footprint

Review: HP has a very good reputation for printers and it's justified. I have used other HP products and other brands of laser printers and the 2100 is a great mid-priced home/office printer. I have owned it for about a year and in that time I have not had...

Pros: Crisp Text Output, Quiet

Cons: For USB port, needs additional connector not included

Review: We bought this printer to replace an old Apple Personal Laser NT. My wife is a Graphic Designer, so we were looking for a laser printer with Post Script output and a brand with known reliability. We also liked that it would print up to 1200 dpi.
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Pros: Hearty little printer with long life, printing a wide variety of media

Cons: Slower than 2200 series printers

The Bottom Line: The HP LaserJet 2100M printer is a great refurbished printer for small businesses and home offices.

Review: The HP LaserJet 2100M Laser Printer is an excellent printer to purchase refurbished from a distributor. A predecessor to the HP LaserJet 2200 series of printers, the main feature that distinguishes the 2100 series from the 2200 series of printers is...

Pros: High quality print, individual envelope feed, infrared connection (if you have that), comes with 8 meg of memory

Cons: A little pricey compared to dot matrix options

Review: Choosing a printer for a home office environment, where the volumes are higher than normal home use but less than a full office environment is very difficult. I went looking for a printer that would be as stable and sturdy as the IBM (Lexmark) 4029...

Pros: Great little printer for lower end print jobs

Cons: Tray 1 output feed causes loss of desktop space

The Bottom Line: The Hewlett-Packard LaserJet 2100 Laser Printer is an ideal printer for lower end clerical work.

Review: When it comes to HP printers and their model numbers, it can seem sort of like the Franco American spaghetti product of ABC?s and 123?s. That?s because the company makes a base line of printers and then adds different features to those printers to...

Pros: Business professional quality and versatility for great b&w printing.

Cons: A big space investment, but beats the scrawny sleek, color Lexmarks. Just b&w.

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended. Bigger, but much better quality and dependability than throw away printers. It's a space commitment - but well worth if for professional results.

Review: First off, I went quickly through three lexmark printers (I'm a sucker for free toner cartridges w/a new machine for $100) before I fell into this machine. I picked it up at a state surplus sale - and while its bulkiness at first worried me - 2...

Pros: Does normal text well

Cons: Can't print graphics or clipart

Review: I work on a small newspaper and we use this printer when composing our project. It's all fine and dandy, except for one problem: if you're sending something to be printed that takes up too much memory, it simply won't print.

We, for...

Pros: Easy software. Postscript driver. IR port. Quiet.

Cons: Smallish paper bin.

The Bottom Line: A great printer for small work groups. The smallish paper bin may be a bit annoying if you push this printer to the limit of 15,000 pages per month.

Review: I purchased the Laserjet 2100 pretty much on the reputation of HP. I looked briefly at other brands, but I almost always hear of more reported problems with others than with HP. I currently use it in my office to share between 2 and sometimes 3...

Pros: Speed, Durability, Ease of Use, Cost

Cons: None that I am aware of

Review: My company purchased this printer recently for my office, and I love it! Quiet, efficient, and fast! The quality of this product, for the price, was amazing.

This printer, The Hewlett Packard 2100, can be used in a home office, a small...

Pros: IR Port, Excellent Print Quality, Decent Speed

Cons: None

Review: I recently purchased two of these printers for the company I work for (small property management / real estate development). These are both used as unshared printers, attached to NT 4 workstations. Since my users are accustomed to printing to an HP...