HP’s smallest enterprise laser printer aced my tests — eventually

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This small, but powerful laser printer churned out economical black pages and vibrant color prints in short order. I found its non-touchscreen interface frustrating and the color toner expensive, but HP’s robust security and upgrade options make it a strong choice for the expanding business.

Reasons to buy

  • +Strong security software
  • +Powerful processor
  • +Prints on thick paper
  • +Upgradable design

Reasons to avoid

  • -Non-touch display
  • -Not user-friendly
  • -No Bluetooth
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