Fax Laser Printer
HP M1522nf Multifunction Fax Laser Printer
Technical Details
- Compact multifunction Black-and-white printer that prints, scans, faxes, and copies
- Print Black-and-white 1200 dpi text and graphics as fast as 24 ppm
- Scan in full-color at ultra-high 19,200 dpi resolution
- 250-sheet paper tray, 10-sheet priority tray, 50-sheet ADF
- Network-ready Ethernet connectivity
What’s in the Box
HP 1522nf MFP Fax Laser Printer, power cord(s), introductory HP LaserJet Print Cartridge, Getting Started Guide, support flyer, software and documentation CDs, control panel faceplate, Readiris PRO Text Recognition Software, 250-sheet input tray, ADF input support, phone cord(s).
Description
The HP M1522nf Fax Laser Printer (MFP) will print, fax, copy, and scan, and it does it fast and efficiently. The LaserJet M1319f prints and copies black and white documents fast at speeds up to 24 pages per minute (ppm). Create professional-looking 600 x 600 x 2 dpi B&W documents with ease, and use the manual duplex printing feature to print on both sides of the paper. Scan documents into your computer in full-color using the M1522nf at resolutions as high as 19,200 dpi for superior image quality - even when enlarging the image.
Fax at lighting-fast speeds as fast as 3 seconds per page, and the 64 MB of on-board memory will store up to 120 numbers for added convenience. The LaserJet M1522nf can handle its fair share of paper with ease. This MFP comes equipped with a 250-sheet input paper tray, 10-sheet priority tray, and 50-sheet automatic document feeder (ADF). Compatible with Windows and Macintosh, the HP M1522nf MFP Fax Laser Printer measures 19.5 x 16.0 x 15.8 inches (WxDxH) and weighs 24.2 pounds.
Reviews
By: Z “Z” (Albuquerque, NM USA)
I owned this MFP for about 4 weeks before it completely died. For about 2-3 weeks before it died I often noticed that it was unresponsive after having been idle for a day or so. The display would show the wrong date and time and none of the buttons could wake the machine up. My only choice was to cycle the power. I found this to be pretty aggravating since reaching the power button on the back left side was challenging, considering the printer was in tight space on a shelving unit - plus the unit is pretty tall to reach over the top.
Please keep in mind that the printer only froze up for me while it was “hibernating.” As far as when it did work, the print quality was very good and the speed was excellent. I actually liked the printer very much when it was working, except for the manual duplexer, which was clumsy and did not always work well. Sometimes it worked great and beeped when it was done with the odd sides and needed me to flip the pages over so it could print the even sides. However, sometimes it just printed one side and neglected the other side altogether.
Honestly, I’m not sure if the problem with this printer had to do with it being networked, using my Mac with it, my Qwest DSL modem/router, having it plugged into my Monster Cable Surge Protector along with other stereo and DVD equipment, or something else. Furthermore, my wife’s laptop PC was never able to network with it and the Mac documentation online is very limited and practically nonexistent in the written manual. Overall, it’s a nice looking machine with very good color scanning and B&W printing capability. The networking and powering up from hibernating were very poor and I did not test the fax unit.
Amazon was gracious enough to let me return the item for a refund a week after the return window closed. However, it still cost me $30 in postage to return it. I previously used a Canon Pixma MP780 which was fair but had problems with the print head multiple times and eventually stopped printing in black and white! It did have an excellent auto-duplexer, however, and the color prints were nice quality. My best printer experience was with my old HP1100a laser jet which still works great after nearly 9 years. The only problem is that it is not compatible with my new Mac, hence my searching for a new multifunction laser printer.



