Does it print envelopes well?
1861649
I would say no. Unlike past models from HP you cannot feed envelopes from the top. You now have to pull out a paper tray to print an envelope. This is a lot more time consuming. Envelopes will print though.
1861650
If you print envelopes a lot, like I do, I think it works well using the two-tray 8630 version. Here's how I did it. Plain Paper goes into tray two, envelopes in tray one (only place they are supported). Now, on the display choose your Default Tray as Tray 2 and Lock Tray 1. This will make sure regular print jobs go to plain paper in tray 2 and if it runs out of paper the printer won't automatically pull from tray 1 (that's what tray lock means). Now, via the Web Interface for the printer I told it that Tray 2 has plain letter size paper, and Tray 1 has my envelopes (you specify size there). Now, when I print an envelope it knows to pull from Tray 1 and everything else goes to Tray 2. On my Mac I've never had to tell it what tray to use, the printer just knows and pulls from the correct location. Your mileage may vary, etc.
141755
It WILL print envelopes. They need to be manually fed through the slot behind the narrow rectangular door on the front of the printer.
1913101
I have done different size envelopes and it handled it very well. I haven't done quantities of not than twenty at a time. No smearing. Handled it really well and printed quickly.
1465263
Yes, this printer can handle envelopes. HP states that the tray capacity is 30 envelopes. Weight of media is recommended to handle 16 to 28 lb bond paper but is rated for 9 to 66 lb bond. Thickness is stated is 11.5 mil for card stock and 15.7 mil for envelopes. I don't normally use this printer for anything but 11x17 CAD drawings on 20 lb bond. In my home office I also have an HP 6700 OfficeJet (All-in-one) that I use for envelopes, cards, brochures, pictures, and the like. I chose the 6700 & 7110 printers because they both print exceptionally well, they both use the same high-capacity color cartridges (932xl & 933xl), and between the two they have served every document need of my home office. Yes, this printer can handle envelopes. HP states that the tray capacity is 30 envelopes. Weight of media is recommended to handle 16 to 28 lb bond paper but is rated for 9 to 66 lb bond. Thickness is stated is 11.5 mil for card stock and 15.7 mil for envelopes. I don't normally use this printer for anything but 11x17 CAD drawings on 20 lb bond. In my home office I also have an HP 6700 OfficeJet (All-in-one) that I use for envelopes, cards, brochures, pictures, and the like. I chose the 6700 & 7110 printers because they both print exceptionally well, they both use the same high-capacity... » Read More Yes, this printer can handle envelopes. HP states that the tray capacity is 30 envelopes. Weight of media is recommended to handle 16 to 28 lb bond paper but is rated for 9 to 66 lb bond. Thickness is stated is 11.5 mil for card stock and 15.7 mil for envelopes. I don't normally use this printer for anything but 11x17 CAD drawings on 20 lb bond. In my home office I also have an HP 6700 OfficeJet (All-in-one) that I use for envelopes, cards, brochures, pictures, and the like. I chose the 6700 & 7110 printers because they both print exceptionally well, they both use the same high-capacity color cartridges (932xl & 933xl), and between the two they have served every document need of my home office. « Show Less
1607799
I haven't printed envelopes specifically, but it has printed every non-standard (8.5 X 11) paper size I've fed it including: labels sheets, business cards, small name card labels, and more. I hope that helps!
93456
I have only printed two envelopes and they came out fine without jamming. The manual says you can print a maximum of 3 at a time (face up) using the front multi-purpose tray and adjust the width to match the envelopes width which is easy to do. The inconvenience is that you have to open the back of the machine (this is where the envelopes come out). I say this is an inconvenience because my printer has the back facing the wall which means I have to rotate it 90 degrees so I have room to open the back cover. I think most people place their machines with the back facing the wall. Otherwise, performance wise, it's 2/2 without a jam. I'll repost if I run into any problems.
1389297
So- so. It prints them with minimum fuss and bother, but (1) they have to be fed one at a time, and (2) it curls them over a roller so they come out slightly wrinkled. It is much better than my prior Bother printer that required me to change several computer and mechanical settings EVERY time I wanted to print an envelope.
546588
No.It has an envelope feeder, but it bends the paper on its path through the printer.
1549184
You can definitely print #10 envelopes. I print them all the time. It's just a little more complicated than it should be. The secret is that you have to select the proper paper source in the printer dialog. Then, you need to put a single envelope face side up in the Upper/Multi-purpose Tray (it will start pulling it in, let go at that point) then turn on the screen and select COM10, hit enter, and select the proper paper source.
1284557
I am satisfied.I only use it to print reading materials for myself and use save toner mode.I am not sure about your usage and quality requirement.
561936
Yes, if you set it up properly. It will take any size paper. I even print envelopes with mine... greeting cards too. For my sister's birthday I put one of her watercolors on the front of the card. It will let you know if it's not set up right too. HAVE FUN! It's a great printer! (deb)
1087110
Yes, just feed the envelope into the front of the printer. Adjust the two margins to the size of the envelope.
2264505
I had problems with this printer not printing envelopes. I suggest returning the product. I then purchased a Canon mx870. Love it. No problem s.
1771127
I have A Brother HL-4570CDW Color Laser Printer. The printer has an adjustment for printing envelopes. With the adjustments the envelopes print fine, no problem.
733198
Fairly well. You can put up to three at a time into the manual feed slot (not shown in the Amazon product photo, it's right above the normal paper tray), then just print as normal and the printer will automatically pull the envelopes from the manual feed slot. I wish it were able to hold more than three envelopes at a time, but you could always take your 8.5x11" paper out and put envelopes in for larger jobs.
55854
Yes, the paper is well scored, and folds easily. However, the paper itself is quite textured and doesn't print well. The envelopes won't go through either of my printers, and Avery claims that you should never put envelopes through a printer which is a whole bunch of trash. I would not buy this product.
1288736
I have not done card stocks but it did do a nice job on envelopes. I would reccomend this printer highly no problems so far.