HP P3005DN LaserJet Printer
- HP P3005DN LaserJet printer
- 80 MB RAM expandable to 320 MB
- 400 MHz processor/Print speed of up to 35 ppm
- Hi-Speed USB 2.0 port/One open EIO slot
- 35.70 lbs – 16.00″ x 16.70″ x 12.00″ (WxLxH)
Product Description
HP P3005DN LaserJet Printer. Simple, fast, and worry free the HP LaserJet P3005DN printer is ideal for document-intensive environments requiring high quality and low maintenance. Speeds of up to 35 pages per minute (ppm).Amazon.com Product Description
Simple, fast and worry–free—the HP LaserJet P3005dn Printer is ideal for document-intensive environments requiring high-quality and low maintenance. Outstanding productivity
Don’t wait around. HP knows that in today’s business world, you can’t afford to wait for important print jobs. Speeds of up to 35 pages per minute (ppm) ensure that documents won’t stack up in the print queue, while Instant-on Technology delivers a fast first page for quick access to your documents, even first thing in the morning.
The HP LaserJet P3005 series is a perfect fit for the small or home office.
The HP LaserJet P3005n has print speeds of up to 35 ppm, … More >>
HP P3005DN LaserJet Printer
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5 comments
T. Strand on December 27, 2009 at 12:29 am
The reality is that vista is the new OS, like it or not. And yes several HP models including this one have BIG TIME ISSUES with vista and recognizing the printer. I wasted countless hours with tech people and downloads and still had problems. Returned it and bought a cheap brother 5240 and have been printing with not a single problem. Plus the toner is one fourth of the cost of the toner for this model. No wonder it is at 50% off at some stores now.
Steve Dietrich on December 27, 2009 at 1:56 am
No amount of fiddling, using the printer install disk or downloads from HP seems to be able to make this printer talk with my new HP Laptop with Vista.
Vista does not recognize the printer, the software in the package apparently does not talk to Vista and the downloads thus far have been useless. And yes I know the first mistake was buying a Vista OS computer.
By way of comparison, it took about 3 minutes to have it up and running with my XP Professional desktop. Since I put the Vista computer in the closet the HP printer has performed flawlessly running XP. Great printer in terms of quality and speed. Perfect for the office or home office.
R. Eason on December 27, 2009 at 4:33 am
This printer prints with great sped, high quality, and without jams. It is on a network for XP and Vista users and I never get complaints except when it stops working.
I first bought this printer in July 2008. It worked for 6 months and then the Formatter board (the circuit board that drives the printer’s logic) failed. I sent to to HP and they repaired it. It worked for about 6 months and the Formatter board failed again. This time, HP exchanged the unit.
I purchased an extended warranty from HP and I am happy I did because the Formatter board has now failed on the exchanged unit.
The formatter board on this printer must have design and/or manufacturing problems. I have had HP laser printers for over 20 years and have never had a problem. This model has been a glaring exception. If you do buy this unit I recommend you also budget for an HP extended warranty
John Chapin on December 27, 2009 at 6:07 am
We’ve got an aging Mac Mini at home, and the old LasertJet 4mp finally needed to be replaced. This 3005dn printer set up very quickly, and does exactly what it’s supposed to do. I wanted a printer which has a 500 sheet paper tray (to hold a full ream of paper) and which does duplexing. I’m delighted with this machine, and haven’t had the slightest problem with it for the first month.
Be aware of 2 things: it is a large printer. Also, when duplexing, the page comes about 2/3rds of the way out, then gets pulled back into the printer for printing on the back.
Also: this printer seems to print Postscript very fast… but I guess I’m used to 20 year old processor speeds. Anyway, it’s a fast printer.
And finally: it is very quiet, and I like the configurable sleep mode.
Reading for Life on December 27, 2009 at 8:29 am
I have been using this machine in a business application for 4 months now. I am about to purchase another. It is flawless, easy setup with the network, quiet, high production, high capacity and fast. I understand the frustration over VISTA, but the techs clearly state it is not compatible with Vista as many programs and hardwear are not. I agree, it is not the fault of the equipment. And no, Vista is not the only OS system available or out there. Check with Dell TODAY and you we see an option. Windows XP Professional is still the standard for Network Applications and will be until Microsoft comes up with something that can actually replace it.
6/16/09
I am adding a comment concerning service. I have now purchased 4 HP3005DN and still love them. One did, however, begin to give an error message after every print. After speaking with HP, they sent a brand-new, in-the-box replacement and a shipping label to send the broken one back (on their nickle) AFTER I received the new one. They had no idea I was a fan or had more than one…it did not matter. This is the kind of service I have always received from HP and am disappointed that someone received something different.