Hewlett Packard LaserJet 3600n Printer

Pros: Fast, Great color, Killer document performance, simple, low TCO.

Cons: Low paper capacity (250pg std), low memory (64mb)

The Bottom Line: A great printer for an office that does a moderately high volume of printing.

Review: We're a moderate volume printer -so- a fast, high volume, and most importantly - RELIABLE - printer is required. After the death of our Phaser 8500 - we needed a new printer. A couple of months of research went into the decision to pick up a Laserjet ...

Pros: Fast printing, easy setup

Cons: Parts feel 'cheap'

The Bottom Line: I would recommend it for workgroups with an extended warranty.

Review: Having the 'little brother' (HP2600n) at home, I was interested to see how this newer, faster version would work when it was purchased for my library. I think that the most impressive feature of this printer is the speed at which it is able to pump ...

Pros: Good print quality on graphics, speed is reasonable

Cons: Operating cost, memory buffer overflow, noise

The Bottom Line: I don’t think I would buy one for myself. Since my company provided it, I will keep it.

Review: The HP 3600n is a reasonably good personal color laser printer although the cartridges are quite expensive and printing large files can at times be problematic. I leave the printer off when not in use (to conserve energy), the printer takes about 30 ...

Pros: The Duty Cycle and front end panel controls are good.The rigor and construction is good.

Cons: Host Based language and resulting slow print speeds. Faded and contrasty color.

The Bottom Line: If you are running MAC OSX and are limited on computing power, do not buy any host based printer.

Review: I bought this HP3600n printer as an upgrade from my worn-out HP2500. I immediately experienced a drastic drop in printing speed. The print language is HP JetReady 4.2, which is a host-based language. HP seems to have removed the processing power to ...

Pros: None I can think of

Cons: technical support appalling, poor printing quality, totally unsuitable for printing photos, networking capabilities unreliable

The Bottom Line: Avoid this printer, there are many better products from the likes of Canon and HP at a much lower price

Review: Put very simply, its printing quality is extremely poor - printing photos (which they promoted heavily in their marketing material) is absolutely appalling, but even text & graphics is not quite where one would expect a printer to be these days. The ...

Pros: fast response for first page, network ready and quick to set up

Cons: slow, poor washed out colors and line art poor transitions to new color

Review: This printer prints nothing like the previous model hp laser-jet 3550 which I happily owned until a sensor went bad 4 months out of warranty. The 3550 Has perfect color match to my screen without any work. Vibrant colors, sharp edges & line art ...

Pros: fast response for first page, network ready and quick and easy to set up

Cons: No USB cable or computer data connection not supplied,

Review: This printer prints a washed out color, nothing like the manufacturer suggests Wish I had bought HP 3550. From out of box - Poor Line art with multiple color miss aligned in places. Colors are not vibrant as with HP 2600 which significantly ...