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HP Color LaserJet Enterprise M751n

$3,975.42
$3,139.00
Mfg # T3U43A#BGJ CDW # 5547224 | UNSPSC 43212105

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The next generation of quality, productivity, and security Print virtually all color business documents—from internal administrative pages to customer-facing materials ranging from postcards to presentations to posters—using an easy-to-use workhorse with superior paper capacity.
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HP LaserJet Enterprise M751 M751n Desktop Laser Printer - Color is rated 1.30 out of 5 by 3.
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Disappointed! Printer arrived damaged and customer service is ZERO help. I now have to send equipment back in order to be issued a replacement. It will be over a month to get a printer. A technician should be able to fix a damaged paper tray but apparently not. Additionally "Enterprise" equipement is not WiFi ready so I know own a $3,000 paperweight.
Date published: 2024-08-14T00:00:00-04:00
Rated 5 out of 5 by from M751 It doesn't do color separations or halftones. It crinkles the paper we use. It's slow and cumbersome.
Date published: 2020-01-09T00:00:00-05:00
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Does not meet expectations We purchased this printer for our small sheet music print shop to add color capabilities. But, compared to our HP M712 grayscale, the M751 color printer is very disappointing. Unlike the older M712, which prints scores, parts and cover pages exactly as laid out on screen, with the M751 we have had to play around with the percentages (to slightly enlarge the image), but without much success. After printing a page of sheet music with the M712, you can fold the page in half and see that all of the margins line up. As they should. Not so with the M751. In addition, the M751 throws too much toner on the page, making the fine lines of stems, barlines, etc., much thicker than with the M712. The other thing is that one wonders who designed the control panel on the M751; it is exactly the opposite of intuitive. In short, this printer is probably OK for more or less, but if you have more exacting standards, best look somewhere else.
Date published: 2023-05-03T00:00:00-04:00