HP Officejet 7000 Reviews

The HP Officejet 7000 wide-format color inkjet printer gives small businesses and offices the ability to print larger-size documents, such as tabloid-size publications or small posters, in-house and for a reasonable cost. This added capability ...

Fast; wide-format printing ; Reasonably priced inks

Expensive; limited paper handling ; Photos can be oversaturated

Ink costs are very affordable, especially when using the high-yield cartridges: The 1200-page black cartridge costs $32, or 2.7 cents per page, while each color cartridge costs $15 and lasts 700 pages (2.1 cents per page). Standard cartridges cost ...

Printers that can cope with paper larger than A3+ are mainly confined to the world of graphics professionals, but HP and a couple of other makers are trying to stretch their office inkjet ranges to include A3+ printers, which can handle ordinary ...

If you have the occasional need to print documents at A3 and A3+, the OfficeJet is an economical solution for printing on both plain and photo paper. Printing on A4, it's as fast as most dedicated A4 inkjets, though it lacks features such as duplex or ...

HP's Officejet 7000 Wide Format inkjet printer offers networked A3+ printing for the small office, allowing you to print in-house marketing materials quickly. Native A3 documents and materials look good, but the lack of a dedicated scaling option for ...

Ethernet connectivity, inexpensive consumables, vibrant colour quality, accurate text in A4 documents, reasonable print speed

Bundled with introductory cartridges, haphazard A4 media handling, no dedicated scaling option, poor black levels in photo printing

The HP Officejet 7000 Wide Format A3 inkjet printer is a viable option for small offices looking to produce in-house marketing materials, although it isn't suitable for photographers or those looking to scale existing A4 material. Its print quality is ...