how does this printer compare to the hp officejet pro 8100?
1965514
I replaced my 8100 with this printer. The printing is not as clear or bright. But it is a good printer...no problems with it.
344393
I don't know. I wish I'd never bought one of these printers. The first lasted just a few weeks before causing problems. HP insisted on replacing it, and after endless problems in getting them to send a new machine to the correct address, the second one failed just as quickly. I bought a Canon MG5350 as a replacement and that has performed perfectly.
711854
Thanks for responding! In spite of the lack of reviews, I've decided to give this printer a try ... I'll let you know how that choice turns out!
816528
Personally, I think ALL inkjet printers "ink value" is a huge rip off. This printer seems to be average in ink usage compared to all the others I have ever had. I also have a HP Officejet Pro 8000 and both seem to use about the same amount of ink per cartridge. This 7610 is a decent value compared to other printers. No better or worse.
1195711
I just upgraded my 8600 plus to the 8620 today and have aleady noticed alot of little enhacements. The automatic document feeder is more reliable and handles larger loads. Duplex printing is much faster. The output tray is less sticky and doesn't jam as easily when you pull it out.
2025412
Yes, and it handles everything I've thrown at it. Google Print and Eprint, double side printing - awesome feature I never had on this price printer. 250 pages of 8 12 x 11 and 11 x 17 - paper filling is just about non-existent.
1394409
I believe the pro-100 replaces the pro9000. I purchased the pro-100 and returned it because it did print envelopes well and the rear feed for extra thick stock did not seem to be set up well although i did not test that function. I do now know how well it works with plain paper or photo reproduction for for my needs it was not good. For that it may be a fine machine.
220499
I have never used the HP Officejet so I honestly cannot give you an opinion. I chose this particular scanner for it's mobility because my husband uses it when he travels for work.
1997116
Yes it does and you'll never find a better printer than that HP 1320. It lasts forever
1301124
I have a T-shirt shop and use a HP Officejet Pro 8610 e-All-in-One PrinterIt uses the pigment ink which make colors more vibrant and last longer.I didn't think it would matter, but it really does, it made a big difference.Also the ink seems to last so much longer than any other printer I have used.Just as important, if not more, is how and what you use to apply the heat transfer.Good Luck
1394834
Positives: Have had a PIXMA Pro 9000 for a year and love it's quality (use Canon paper and ink only!). With a simple firmware reload and a "Type E" tray it can also print directly on CDs. I find the Pro 9000 to be much more reliable than my previous Epson and HP printers. It's much faster than any comparably priced Epson and it's much less prone to print head clogging. Negatives: The Pro 9000 ink cartridges are expensive and not that large, so empty quickly. Also, since they are "chipped" they can't be refilled without overriding the auto level sensing system.
1535365
I don't keep such close tabs on the average page output that I could give an accurate count, but I am definitely happy with how long the ink does last compared to my previous Epson printers I had been using since 1995. This HP Officejet Pro 8100 is by far the best printer I've owned, especially for its long lasting ink, which makes the high price much easier to pay knowing it's a once or twice a year investment. I make a habit of using the draft setting for most of my non-presentation printing and I think that really adds a lot to the life of the ink cartridges. It appears to me that the page count HP gives for the ink is accurate. I don't keep such close tabs on the average page output that I could give an accurate count, but I am definitely happy with how long the ink does last compared to my previous Epson printers I had been using since 1995. This HP Officejet Pro 8100 is by far the best printer I've owned, especially for its long lasting ink, which makes the high price much easier to pay knowing it's a once or twice a year investment. I make a habit of using the draft setting for most of my non-presentation printing and I think that really adds a lot to the life of the ink cartridges. It appears to me that the... » Read More I don't keep such close tabs on the average page output that I could give an accurate count, but I am definitely happy with how long the ink does last compared to my previous Epson printers I had been using since 1995. This HP Officejet Pro 8100 is by far the best printer I've owned, especially for its long lasting ink, which makes the high price much easier to pay knowing it's a once or twice a year investment. I make a habit of using the draft setting for most of my non-presentation printing and I think that really adds a lot to the life of the ink cartridges. It appears to me that the page count HP gives for the ink is accurate. « Show Less
1322387
Its an upgrade from the P110i, they have different options for printing cards. It works just fine for me.
2052307
I sell these printers for a living. The main difference between the 8625 is it comes with a usb cable. Same software and drivers.
1535251
I don't know about Windows 8, but as far as I'm concerned it isn't even worth worrying about... Nasty flimsy printer, horrid customer service - the 7510 replaced an older worn-out HP all-in-one which was fine/better quality, but which left behind an HP embedded printer file which took 4 hours to remove (including 2 1/2 hours with HP tech support in India taking over my computer remotely) before I could even install the 7510. (I getting a double-window popup on my screen, which I couldn't get rid of and finally Googled to find it was an HP printer file. There were MANY other people on the forum with the same issue...) This printer also no longer has HP Solution Center support - according to HP: Microsoft required HP to use MS print software with its new printers.. Really?! I guess I'm supposed to have "stupid" stamped on my forehead? The custom options for printing are drastically reduced. I bought add'l large capacity cartidges, which were defective... I've been a loyal HP customer for 35 years, but will never buy another HP product! I gave the new 7510 to a friend for his kids to play with... BUY A CANON! I'm very happy with the Canon MX892 (I even bought an extra to have on hand.) This printer is solid, easy to set up, prints quality photos, has all the customizable print options HP used to have +, and is miles above the new HP "quality"!
1493238
I agree its a great printer. works with Mac OS 10.9.2 when I am on that network which is primarily windows 7 & 8 machines. I have had no issues printing from either microsoft office or pages/numbers. It is a higher speed / B&W; printer that I think does well on shades of grey images. I also have a Brother 9840 color printer that I have no issues connecting to, scanning or printing to in a wireless configuration as well as a Brother 2270, also wireless. The 6180 has, in my opinion, the best performance/price ratio of the B&W; printers.
2017423
We have HP OfficeJet 6500 which has been a workhorse with no issues. It cost about $150. Good luck.