HP P1505 Laserjet Printer
- 2 MB of Memory and A 266 MHz Processor Perform Complex Tasks Quickly
- 150 Sheet Output Bin/ 250 Sheet Adjustable Main Tray with Cover
- Easy to Use Control Panel
- One Door Access to the Easy to Install HP LaserJet All In One Print Cartridge
- 12.90 Lbs (WxLxH) 9.60″ x 14.90″ x 8.90″
Product Description
HP P1505 Laserjet Printer. With features never before available in a personal HP LaserJet, the P1505 series is ideal for producing effective business communications. Be more productive with professional print speeds up to 24 pages per minute and a quick first page out. Other printers need time to warm up before printing the first page, but with no wait Instant on Technology your first page will print in half the time. New, patented spherically shaped toner is specially designed for consistent, high quality results at fast speeds. Get excellent desktop performance, quality, and durability, plus many of the same time saving features as HPs robust workgroup and departmental LaserJets. It is all in the improved design of our all in one print cartridge and new toner formula. With a logical and thoughtful design, this printer is easy to set up, use, and maintain. Intelligence in the print cartridge helps ensure you never run out of toner you will get automatic a… More >>
HP P1505 Laserjet Printer
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5 comments
T. Gabriel on May 30, 2010 at 2:24 pm
Every year we rotate out about 250 printers of a total around 700 printers. That means we are on a three year rotation schedule. The batch going out this year is some pitiful Brother printers that are only one and one-half to two years old. The ones we are keeping past their rotation time are some HP1012 and 1022 printers that have performed flawlessly. Their replacements are these 1505s.
These printers are simply well-suited to their jobs. They are shared at every installation where we use them. They have been fault free so far and most likely will be if they mirror our experience over the last 20 years with HP printers. They are not network printers or meant for heavy production use. For that you have to expect to spend a few more dollars.
Based on our experience here with these printers I bought one for home and it is performing flawlessly.
I would recommend this printer to anyone who needs an everyday, reliable, easy on the combustibles printer.
MJ on May 30, 2010 at 3:04 pm
I have bought several 1505’s and 1505N’s and overall had a great experience with them. They are the replacement entry-level Laser monochrome printer for the 1022/1022N. I like them better because they print faster than 1022 (in my experience) and have a power button on the front.
I did receive a bad 1505 but I emailed Amazon and they overnighted me a new printer and emailed me a pre-paid RMA label. Couldn’t have been easier – Amazon rocks!
Great little printer! (If you need something a little heftier with HP, I would look at the LJ1320 and so on…)
Technophile on May 30, 2010 at 3:13 pm
HP claims this printer is compatible with Mac OSX. Don’t believe it. There are major problems printing from Word on a Mac, a problem of which HP is fully aware but claims that downloading the latest version of the driver from their website will fix it. In my recent and very frustrating experience (3 calls so far to HP Tech Support), it does not. My Laserjet is still not performing consistently (sometimes it prints, sometimes it doesn’t, and sometimes it print horizontal lines instead of text), &, having exhausted all the “fixes” HP is able to provide, I’m about to ship it back to Amazon.
MAC CPA on May 30, 2010 at 4:11 pm
Thought I would update this thread– the printer and its new drivers still do not work with Mac (10.5.8) as of 8/24/2009. Apparently any impending hp driver fix has dropped off of their “to do” list. Mac users shouldn’t buy this printer.
R. J. Doyle on May 30, 2010 at 5:41 pm
The printer worked fine and was a cinch to install. Time will tell how well it holds up to light home use. My previous Samsung printer was also good until it c&^%$#-out.