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Absolutely. I have a laserjet 4000 I've had since I was given it in 2002 at an office clearance. It's printed about 10000 pages while I've had it,and in that ti
by djaychela 3y ago
Absolutely. I have a laserjet 4000 I've had since I was given it in 2002 at an office clearance. It's printed about 10000 pages while I've had it,and in that time I've had to change the toner once. And I was given two original HP cartridges with the printer,and installed the first one a full 17 years after getting it.
Worked perfectly,and is still in there.
Works with windows, mac os, chromebooks without issue, all over the network. I even got a duplexer from gumtree a few years ago as it was going for nothing. One day it will die and then I'll have to deal with all the current printer grief!
- ryandrake 3y agoRIP my laserjet 4000. So many plastic pieces became brittle and finally broke, but it kept on working. Finally a few things went that could not be readily replaced/repaired and I finally gave up on it. It was a sad day. Of today's options, Brother is fine, but nothing compares to the GOAT.
- 2muchcoffeeman 3y agoHP laser keys are still difficult to replace the transfer belt. Go brother if you want a laser. All the consumables are easily replaceable.
- cptskippy 3y agoThere's no belt in a Laser Jet, at least not modern ones.
- 2muchcoffeeman 3y agoOh? What’s modern?
- cptskippy 3y agoTransfer belts are still used in high volume enterprise grade printers and print shops because of the speed advantages. But I haven't seen a transfer belt on a consumer laser printer in 20 years. I don't think they've been used on consumer laser printers since the early color laser jets in the late 90s.