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HP LaserJet Pro M176N (CF547A)

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Paper size: A4; Print Type: laser; Output Type: colour; B/W printing (ppm): 16; Colour printing (ppm): 4; Black Ink Page Yield (pages): 1300; Colour Ink Page Yield (pages): 1000; PC connection (USB); network connection (LAN); Display: monochrome; Dimensions (mm): 423x425x280;
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HP LaserJet Pro M176N
Type:colour, laser
Format:A4
Connection:USB B, LAN
Print Resolution:600х600 dpi
Scanning:1200х1200 dpi
B/W printing:16 ppm
Colour print:4 ppm
Number of cartridges:4 pcs
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Specifications LaserJet Pro M176N
Main
Paper sizeA4
Print Typelaser
Output Typecolour
Printing and copying
Max resolution600х600 dpi / 2400x2400 with ImageREt 2400 technology /
First page print16 с
B/W copy16 ppm
Colour copy4 ppm
B/W printing16 ppm / according to ISO /
Colour printing4 ppm / according to ISO /
Printing Supplies
Monthly Duty Cycle20 ths pages
Black Ink Page Yield1300 pages
Colour Ink Page Yield1000 pages
Number of cartridges4
Cartridge modelCF350A, CF351A, CF352A, CF353A
Features
Data transferPC connection (USB)
network connection (LAN) / 10/100Base-TX /
Displaymonochrome
Hardware
Grammage (min)60 g/m²
Grammage (max)220 g/m²
RAM128 MB
CPU frequency600 MHz
Scan resolution1200х1200 dpi / scan area size: 216x297 mm /
General
Feed tray150 sheets
Output Tray50 sheets
Power consumption300 W
Dimensions (WxDxH)423x425x280 mm
Weight15 kg
Added to E-CatalogMarch 2014
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CF547A

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A decent laser MFP for simple color and regular b/w printing
25 November 2017 
I bought an MFP so that, in addition to regular black-and-white printing, I could make color handouts for presentations. Printing volumes did not promise to be large (about 1000 b/w sheets per month and up to 300 sheets of color graphics) so, in principle, it would be possible to use an inkjet machine. But I’ve already dealt with liquid ink systems a couple of times and don’t want to anymore. Either the cartridge will run out at the most inopportune moment, and the factory versions are always of a ridiculous size (usually from 150 to 300, occasionally up to 500 pages), then somewhere in the continuous ink supply system a problem will occur and one color will disappear. In short, I chose a laser MFP for reasons of reliability. Well, a manufacturer like HP is good in this sense.
Print speed and quality are excellent. In b/w it slaps 16 sheets per minute, simple color graphics about 3-4 l/min. Just like expensive inkjet printers, it can print borderless. It copies quickly, but the resolution is average, only 300 dpi. This is enough to copy b/w documents, but if you need to make a photorealistic color copy, you will have to do this via a PC. One could be indignant about this, but this is a color laser MFP with a price tag of less than $300))) It has a simple and understandable control panel with a monochrome LCD screen. Works fine on a 100Mbps network. Equipped with full-fledged refilled cartridges, no stripped-down starter kits, everything is fair.
He's also slow-witted, the first page comes out very slowly - for the b/w version it's at least a quarter of a minute, and if you're printing in color, it's at least 30 seconds. Photorealistic graphics don't come out very well, IMHO, the resolution is not enough. Since this is an entry-level color MFP, its cartridges are not the most capacious. Okay, still color ones with a guaranteed print volume of 1000 pages (5% coverage), but here they poured only 1300 pages of black toner. For a laser printer, this is somehow frivolous. The prices for original cartridges are, of course, inflated. But you can take compatible BASF ones, they are at least two times cheaper than the original ones, and consider that there is no difference in print quality. The only disadvantage of using such substitutes is potential problems with the service, if God forbid you will have to apply under warranty.
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