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HP LaserJet Pro 300 M351a : Good device for a small office

Excellent service from inkubus. Delighted with printers – very easy to install and high quality output.

Printer driver downloads direct from the printer. Printer worked well from the start. Needs two presses of the on/off button to switch off when in stand bye.

I have a number of laser printers over the years and this is the best by far. Firstly the software is very compatible to my imac, which is a first for many years. The printing is very accurate, excellent colour, sharp blacks making type perfect, it all makes up to a precise printing experience which gives fantastic results. The machine is very easy to use, prints on most papers/cards and to make things even better it is a very good affordable price. Here are the specifications for the HP LaserJet Pro 300 M351a:

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Cartridgesi have just started using it. My worry is when the cartridges run out where to get the new ones.

No nonsense, good value printer. . Bought to facilitate review of contract amendments, necessitating coloured mark-ups. Easy to set up, easy to use. I never intended it to be a heavy use printer, so costs of printing not really an issue. It does exactly what it says it does.

Reviews from purchasers :

  • Absolutely fantastic
  • Replaced a failing inkjet printer of some considerable vintage
  • Excellent printer

Good product no problems so far.

My only reservation (not the fault of the printer) is that the installation manual came in 19 languages. None of which were english or french.

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One comment on “HP LaserJet Pro 300 M351a : Good device for a small office”

  1. This review is from : HP LaserJet Pro 300 M351a (A4) Colour Laser Printer 128MB 18ppm (Mono) 18ppm (Colour) 30,000 (MDC)

    First time ever that i buy a printer that doesn’t need any (usually lengthy and frustrating) configuration with linux. With this one, you plug it in and press print. I only have it five minutes and i already love it. Print quality and speed seem good to. And sure, it was hardly more than half the price of the canon it is replacing.

  2. This review is from : HP LaserJet Pro 300 M351a (A4) Colour Laser Printer 128MB 18ppm (Mono) 18ppm (Colour) 30,000 (MDC)

    First time ever that i buy a printer that doesn’t need any (usually lengthy and frustrating) configuration with linux. With this one, you plug it in and press print. I only have it five minutes and i already love it. Print quality and speed seem good to. And sure, it was hardly more than half the price of the canon it is replacing.
    1. This is an easy to use printer and if you look for alternative toner supplies which can be a quarter of the cost of hp supplies yet do the job the print runs can be very economical.

  3. This review is from : HP LaserJet Pro 300 M351a (A4) Colour Laser Printer 128MB 18ppm (Mono) 18ppm (Colour) 30,000 (MDC)

    This is an easy to use printer and if you look for alternative toner supplies which can be a quarter of the cost of hp supplies yet do the job the print runs can be very economical.

  4. This review is from : HP LaserJet Pro 300 M351a (A4) Colour Laser Printer 128MB 18ppm (Mono) 18ppm (Colour) 30,000 (MDC)

    Replaced a failing inkjet printer of some considerable vintage. Rreplaced a failing inkjet printer of some considerable vintage. Chose the laserjet pro 300 after comparing other models in same price bracket. Manufactured to a pleasing standard with excellent print quality, for infrequent usage much more reliable than a n inkjet.
    1. Replaced a failing inkjet printer of some considerable vintage. Rreplaced a failing inkjet printer of some considerable vintage. Chose the laserjet pro 300 after comparing other models in same price bracket. Manufactured to a pleasing standard with excellent print quality, for infrequent usage much more reliable than a n inkjet.

  5. This review is from : HP LaserJet Pro 300 M351a (A4) Colour Laser Printer 128MB 18ppm (Mono) 18ppm (Colour) 30,000 (MDC)

    Good device for a small office. Replaced our monster dell laser with this in the hope that we would not keep getting hit with ‘replace drum’ type messages (and bills). Was not too hopeful but so far it works ok albeit that replacement inks are comparatively regular and expensive (but nowhere near that of toners for the dell). We networked this with a tp-link print server but should just have bought a wireless enabled printer in the first place.

  6. This review is from : HP LaserJet Pro 300 M351a (A4) Colour Laser Printer 128MB 18ppm (Mono) 18ppm (Colour) 30,000 (MDC)

    Good device for a small office. Replaced our monster dell laser with this in the hope that we would not keep getting hit with ‘replace drum’ type messages (and bills). Was not too hopeful but so far it works ok albeit that replacement inks are comparatively regular and expensive (but nowhere near that of toners for the dell). We networked this with a tp-link print server but should just have bought a wireless enabled printer in the first place.
    1. 2nd printer we have added to our office environemt. Very happy with it’s performance so far and may add one more.
      1. 2nd printer we have added to our office environemt. Very happy with it’s performance so far and may add one more.

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