Customer Reviews

HP LaserJet Printer Monochrome (P2035)

5 star:		(18)
4 star:		(14)
3 star:		(4)
2 star:		(2)
1 star:		(6)

 

 

Solid, comfortable printer - nice "office" feel. Load up the drivers and away you go - at least with Mac - and through Airport. Other reviews make a fair point about being a bit noisy - I have it sitting on a fairly hollow wooden cupboard which may accentuate this issue. However for usual home printing regime I can't see this being a big issue for most.

Perhaps HP has had a bad run of late, but our first printer worked for 2 weeks before it started jamming. The replacement worked for 2 days before it started jamming. We opted to not try a third and went with another manufacturer, I would say avoid this printer until they iron out their feeding issues.

I have had this printer for several months and have only recently been printing stuff on a regular basis. The cartridge says it is good for 2300 pages, and that goes by quickly. The replacement cost is $83+ dollars, which is nearly half the cost of the printer. That is roughly 3.6 cents a page. I suppose this is okay, but $83 seems high to me. Must be fantastic technology involved.

Otherwise the printer works very fine.

The reason I gave this printer one star is to suggest you buy the HP P2055 instead. At Amazon it will cost you under $100 extra. The P2055 will take the high yield CE505X toner cartridge. The P2035 will not. The high yield cartridge will cost you $130.99 at Amazon. If you buy the standard yield CE505A cartridge you will spend $212 to get the same amount of printing as the high yield. With your first high yield cartridge you have saved $81 on toner.HP LaserJet P2055d Printer (CE457A)

I got this printer for $150 and thought it was a steal. It prints very well, although it's pretty noisy. However, after being aware for several years of the contradiction of cheap inkjets -- manufacturers would practically give away the printers because they charged roughly $3500 a gallon for ink -- I realize that I have been suckered. Yes, this printer is inexpensive, but it quickly runs out of ink and you have to buy the shorter-life, more expensive CE505A cartridges (about $88) instead of the more cost-effective CE505X cartridges (less than twice the price, but three times the number of pages). So if you want to be able to use the 505X cartridges, you should buy the printer that uses those. Also, Amazon doesn't sell the CE505A cartridges, so I had to buy mine from Staples. I hate feeling like a sucker!

This printer is replacing an older version of a HP Laserjet printer. I wanted a small footprint, since I am limited for space. It is all that other reviews have indicated. It is fast, easy to set-up and install.
The only reason I give it 4 stars is that it is noisy for my home office, and I can only get 2500 page toner cartridges not 3500 page cartridges.
I can live with the noise if I get the great results in useability. I do recommend this printer.

This is a very nice printer for the price. Of course you aren't going to get all the bells and whistles of a more expensive unit, but that is to be expected.

The print quality and print speed are more than adequate for office use. The paper for the manual feed tray comes in at an unusually steep angle, which makes loading the tray a little tricky, but it's not a real big issue.

I purchased this printer to function as a second printer when color is not required.

Set up is easy and went smoothly. Printing is fast, and quality very good to excellent. If you need a fairly low cost laser printer, this is a good one. I recommend it.

I love this printer. I have been doing taxes for many years and needed to replace my old HP LaserJet. This printer is fast, produces quality prints, was easy to set up, and is reasonable priced. I would highly recommend it.

I purchased this printer 6 months ago and it has been a good solid printer. Recently I upgraded my iMac to Snow Leopard OS 10.6 and realized just about every driver for HP products is available except the P2035 and a handful of others. HP is working on a driver for Snow Leopard but does not have a date yet. If you have a iMac running Snow Leopard heads up!!!