Product Description
Today’s professionals need to save time, costs, and valuable workspace. The HP LaserJet 1012 series printer gives you that edge without compromising the high quality you have come to expect from HP LaserJet printers.Discover the advantages of personal HP LaserJet printing in any office environment. The HP LaserJet 1012 printer offers desktop laser printing for small businesses, home offices, and single users in corporate environments. The sleek, compact design fits … More >>
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I’ve had this printer for a couple years. It’s been…three computers. I use it oddly–it might not be turned on for a month or more, then suddenly I want it to spit out a 500-page manuscript. And it DOES. It’s never jammed or given me any kind of issues. I have Vista (Home Basic) on this latest computer and I haven’t had a problem.
HP makes some fantastic printers. This is one of them. I’m so sad they aren’t selling this anymore, because I tell all my writer friends to buy this!
Rating: 5 / 5
I’m basing this review on my “pre-Vista” experience. This printer is not really supported by HP for Vista (even though they say it is). It has not been reliable since I upgraded to Vista.
Vista issue aside, I love this little printer. The first-page out is relatively quick and overall printing is fast. The text is sharp and clear. The printer is small and pretty compact, so it can sit almost anywhere. I have had no problems with paper handling (although I have not done much with envelopes and the like). The printer has a manual sheet feed which can come in handy for labels, etc. No fancy features here– just a good basic printer that’s easy to use. Toner cartridges seem a bit expensive, but I’ve found that to be the case with pretty much any printer.
Rating: 4 / 5
I have had this printer for three years and have found it to be very reliable. It’s truly a workhorse. The print quality is excellent, as are the graphics, if you don’t mind grayscale or black and white. I’m using Windows 2000, so I can’t tout it’s compatibly with Windows XP or Vista, however I can say that it is Linux compatible. I have run it with Slackware (versions 10.1-12), Knoppix 3.4, Fedora Core (versions 2-4) and Uubuntu 7.4 and have had no trouble in either (depending on the Linux distribution) configuring it or having it be detected by the operating system. I will also say that it prints some fine professional quality envelopes. I am so happy with this printer’s performance, that I’m ordering a new (well, new to me) one as a backup. This is an excellent quality printer that will convince you that laser printers are the way to go if you need a printer with power.
Rating: 5 / 5
I purchased this product because I was looking for a printer for my new Mac. My previous printer which I was using with Windows ran fine (HP LaserJet) but there were no drivers for my new Mac. I had a second toner cartridge I wanted to be able to use. I found this pre owned unit and it works great and uses the same toner cartridge.
Rating: 4 / 5
I have this printer and loved it when I was using Windows XP. It is much more economical on ink than inkjets. The print quality is also higher. I gave this printer 1 star because HP has chosen to drop support on it in Windows 7. I believe that as consumers we should shy away from vendors who won’t support their own products. My older Canon printers had no problem with getting drivers for Windows 7 so that’s the vendor I’ll be purchasing future products from.
Rating: 1 / 5