HP Color Laser Printer
HP Color Laser Printer CP1215
HP Color Laser Printer
HP Color Laser Printer
Technical Details
- Print in black-and-white documents at speeds reaching 12 ppm and 8 ppm color
- Produces high-resolution 600 x 600 dpi documents
- High-capacity 150-sheet paper tray and manual duplexer
- High-speed USB 2.0 connectivity
- Energy Stare qualified
What’s in the Box
HP Color Laser Printer CP1210, power cable, CD (includes user’s guide and printer software), Getting Started Guide, HP Color LaserJet Starter cartridge cyan, magenta, yellow, and black. Windows Compatible Only.
Description
Create professional-looking, colorful documents with the HP Color Laser Printer CP1210 that uses HP’s unique ColorSphere Toner 4-color process to produce brilliant colors and sharp text. This Energy Star qualified printer is also HP’s most affordable LaserJet, so you don’t have to break the bank to get professional-looking documents.
The built-in manual duplexer allows for dual-sided printing which helps save on paper costs. Print accurate 600 x 600 dpi documents at speeds of up to 12 pages per minute (ppm) in black and white and 8 ppm in full-color. The 264 MHz processor and 16 MB of on-board memory help to keep the HP Color Laser Printer CP1210 performing at its best over the long haul, and with a maximum monthly duty cycle of 25,000 pages, this printer can handle large-capacity jobs with ease.
The large capacity 150-sheet paper tray ensures less time refilling paper. The HP Color Laser Printer CP1210 keep your business moving with its Instant-on Technology that gets this printer up-and-running in no time. Stay connected using the integrated high-speed USB 2.0 input. The HP LaserJet CP1210 measures 15.7 x 17.8 x 10 inches (WxDxH) and weighs 38.9 pounds. It’s backed by a 1-year limited warranty.
Reviews
By: C. Ho “I buy I review” (San Diego, CA)
I bought this printer to replace my 14 year old Hp LJ 4MP. I assumed the HP Color Laser Printer CP1215 would be capable of doing the same things my old one did and more in color. My immediate need was to print out baby shower invites. The card stock was within the limits of HP’s recommendations, no thicker than a 4×6 card. The printer would print 1 invite, then error out with “misprint”.
After 20 minutes of making sure I removed all the tabs and protectors that HP ships with and making sure this model supported 4×6 card stock, I found a way to get the rest of my stock printed. I had to press the resume button, causing it to reinitialize the warm-up sequence and then print. Took 30 minutes to do 30 invites. This printer seems fine to print every day stuff. But if you print specialty paper, size and type, be aware it might not handle the paper well.
By: Michael Lennon (Fayetteville, GA)
I ordered the printer from Amazon; shipped and rec’d in good time and condition. Directions to setup simple and straight forward. Thought I was done. Started back to work, printed some docs with some color diagrams. Particularly the imagery was blury, almost as if they had shadows. Uhg, open and read manual; no help. Call HP customer support; now to their credit, “Bob” was helpful and patient. Patient because he explained my printer needed calibrating; 3 times worth. Then download and install latest firmware; oh, and calibrate 2 more times.
Each calibrations cycle seemed to last 2 or 3 minutes; but I wasn’t timing it. Printed off some test pages, good, problem solved or so I thought. Next came this “spooler subsystem app” error. Uhg, what is this; google find out it’s a .dll problem; going to require regedit. Ah no, I’m going to take a short cut and restore xp to yesterday setting so I can get back to work. Nope, that won’t do it. Mind you, I can’t print off the directions either. Follow the instructions, reinstall printer. What do you know, it works again. Folks it just shouldn’t be this hard. I thought I was going to alleviate these problems by buying HP? Maybe next time. So I’ve printed 100 pages or so now and for the money, I’m satisfied with the results. Would I recommend to a friend, reluctantly…
