We currently use it for our color graphics. We find that our big leased copier doesn't do fine printing like the HP Enterprise. It is used by only me as I am in charge of all marketing material for the organization. The cost per page for color also addresses us wanting a low TCO for our organization.

Pros and Cons

Lower cost of ownership vs. competitors.
Higher yield toner.
Replacement parts are available.

Cost of toner.
Toner compatibility.

Likelihood to Recommend

Well suited for a company with low to medium-duty print needs, or for a company that isn't ready to lease or purchase a commercial copier.

Not well suited for a company that prints a lot of pages in a month, or for a company that only wants to purchase one model of toner, because they are not very interchangeable.

Return on Investment

Color printouts have been sharper and crisper.
High yield toner gives good cost per page vs. competitors.

Alternatives Considered

Canon PIXMA-PRO

Cost per page is a lot better than the Pixma Pro. You can purchase replacement parts for the HP more easily if something is to break after warranty. The cost of ownership is lower than the Pixma Pro due to the Pixma Pro being a throw away if something was to break on it.

Other Software Used

ConnectWise Control (formerly ScreenConnect), Canon PIXMA-PRO, Dell Wireless

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