Produces fast, high-quality text, Competitive price, Compact design, Easy to maintain (pcworld.com)
Small footprint. Lightweight. High-quality text and typical monochrome-laser quality for graphics... (pcmag.com)
alaTest Review Summary
We have collected and analysed 12 expert reviews and 276 user reviews from international sources. The alaScore™ for this product is 83/100 = Very good. Experts rate this product 75/100 and users rate it 83/100. The average review date is June 22, 2007. We have compared these reviews to 133636 reviews from other Printers. Last update: November 22, 2008.
This tiny but inexpensive and easy-to-use printer is slower than most personal mono lasers we've tested recently.
Produces fast, high-quality text, Competitive price, Compact design, Easy to maintain
Includes just one paper tray, Slower than most similar mono lasers, Has a high cost per page, Slower than most mono lasers
At just $130 (as of 8/4/2006), the HP LaserJet 1018 is the cheapest model in ...
A basic mono laser that prints for cheap
We're not saying the LaserJet 1018 is tiny, but it certainly dominates the room far less than the archetypal mono laser. It also comes with an appetising price tag.
Cheap to buy, not too expensive to run and in a pleasant (albeit business-like) casing that won't take up large amounts of your desk, the LaserJet 1018 is the epitome of the personal laser. It's a better overall deal than the Dell 1100 and, while we'd sti...
Today, however, some inkjets come with impressive specifications, while the l...
Some reviewers say the rebate is a scam. You just have to read very carefully. Some of them require you pay retail price. I found one on HP website that said only requirement was to purchase from an authorized dealer. I sent it in and paid a total of twel...
very simple to setup
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This is a very good printer with good quality prints. Number of prints per toner is not good. U can print back to back as well manually. Does not make much noise.
Print quality
Low number of prints per toner
HP is using a clause in their rebate form to deny rebates. If you do not pay MSRP, the will say that you got "special pricing" which the rebate excludes. Beware!
Sorry can't think of one.
HP is running a rebate scam.
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