HP LaserJet Pro M275

Zitat: Pro: + Unique 3D capabilities + compact and well built printer + plenty of connectivity options + Smart Install Contra: - Can only hold 50 sheets of paper - Colour isn´t great - high running costs

Zitat: HP is an endlessly experimental company, and the M275 will certainly prove an interesting prospect for the curious. However, we suspect the 3D feature will remain a short-term fad for many users – with eBay sellers perhaps being an exception. Take out the 3D feature and you have a proficient but not outstanding printer for the business and/or home office. The M275 has plenty of features, but a less gimmicky model will give better performance at a lesser price, and with much more reasonable running costs too.

Zitat: Mit dem Topshot stößt HP in eine Nische vor. Das Gerät eignet sich für Anwender, die viele Gegenstände fürs Internet einscannen. Abgesehen von diesem Einsatzzweck verbreitet der Kombi-Drucker wenig Freude.

Zitat: Der HP Laserjet M275nw liefert eine sehr zufriedenstellende Qualität: Text ist auch bis hinab zu kleinsten Schriftgrößen scharf und gut lesbar, Fotos werden fein gerastert und farbneutral zu Papier gebracht. Für einen Laserdrucker alles sehr ordentlich.

Zitat: Pros: + 3D scans, copies + Good print quality + HP ePrint, Web Apps Cons: - Manual duplexing - No front side USB - Slow color print speeds The TopShot LaserJet Pro M275 is a really interesting MFP and I can´t say that too often when it comes to printers, believe me. The 3D scanning angle is new to me and I thought HP did a good job with it, even without being able to capture all sides of 3D objects. What won me over was the idea of an 8 megapixel camera as opposed to the traditional flatbed scanner. The copies and scans were so much more accurate and colorful then what I see with most MFP scanners. The problem then? That I´m not sure how useful the TopShot LaserJet Pro M275 might be in an actual office environment where multiple people are trying to use the device. The black print speeds are good but the color print speeds are not great, the paper capacity is average and HP has left off several business features that I consider fairly standard including: automatic duplexing, a front side USB port, an ADF and stand alone scan functionality. So where does the TopShot LaserJet Pro M275 fall? I´m not sure, to be honest. It would probably be a good fit for a home office, and at $399.99, it´s competitively priced with other color laser-class MFPs targeted at this market. I am excited to see what HP does with the TopShot line in the future and if they´ll incorporate this technology into an MFP better suited for the SMB space.