HP Officejet Pro 8500 Premier Wireless All-in-One Printer

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Enhanced, high-quality performance is headed your way with the HP Officejet Pro 8500 Premier All-in-One. Featuring printing, faxing, and copying plus convenient built-in networking, it's ready to take on¿and plow through¿the workload. You'll get professional color documents at up to 50% lower color cost per page and using less energy than laser printers1. And you'll be able to scan photos and documents (up to legal size) directly into folders, no PC required.
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Technical Details

- Laser Quality Speed Up to 15 ppm Black/11 ppm Color, Maximum 35 ppm Black/34 ppm Color
- 3.4-in LCD Touchscreen Display
- Include two (2) sets of color ink cartridges (Cyan, Magenta and Yellow - 2 each)
- Standard Built-in Ethernet, WiFi 802.11b/g, 802.11b/g Wireless Technology
- 250 Sheet Paper Tray, Second 250 Sheet Paper Tray, 50 Sheet ADF, and Automatic Two-Sided Printing
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 "Excellent" 2010-08-25
By Betty Greer (Florida)
This all in one printer is wonderful. Has everything anyone could ever need and more. Wonderful for a home based business or just for personal use. I highly recommend this product. The process of buying was so smooth, please consider this item when you are in the market for a new all in one.

 "Works great for me." 2010-08-13
By D. Fassett (Orlando FL)
I had facebooked all my friends and fellow Realtors on what type of Copier/Fax/Scanner to get. And everyone one of them (no joke) said HP. So a bunch of Realtors can't be wrong and they weren't I love it.

 "Over a year of good trouble free service" 2010-08-10
By James Caron
I've been using this printer for over a year now and I have to say it lived up to my expectations. I am not a heavy user of paper but when I do use it, it is for everything from photos to mailing labels. It does the job everytime. It IS a little noisy but in a home office, it is no worse than anything else I use.

 "Awful. Avoid these printers at all cost. Does not work. HP cannot make a decent printer anymore." 2010-08-09
By Amazon Man (Marietta, GA USA)
I've owned this printer for more than 9 months now. The replacement costs for the cartridges are beyond ridiculous. As soon as you replace one it starts warning you that the new one is near empty and tries to port you automatically to the HP website to order more. This makes the software pretty much useless. The copier/fax has NEVER worked correctly. It will not feed from the top tray and therefore you are left having to manually copy or fax each page from the glass one-by-one. The "optional" bottom sheet feeder is nothing more than a paper storage compartment. The most stupid engineering of any printer I've ever seen has NO software or hardware method of recognizing that the top sheet feeder is out of paper and switch automatically to the bottom feeder. Come on HP. Are you kidding me? If the top sheet feeder runs empty and you have a full tray below, you can now open up the bottom tray and remove the paper and replace the top tray's paper. Well duh, Captain Obvious. I can also pull it out of a drawer and replace the top feeder paper. I should give some credit where credit is due though. This extra heavy device has successfully held my credenza down for 9 months straight now. I sleep well at night knowing my office furniture won't get up and move around but unfortunatly, that's not why I bought it.

Very disappointed yet again with this HP product.

 "HP Officejet Pro 8500 Premier Wireless All-in-one Printer" 2010-07-24
By Lee Rosoff (Taunton, MA)
The moment I opened the box, I loved this machine. Faxing and copying is as easy as 123. Using the special Advanced Photo Paper by HP prints wonderful pictures. This special photo paper will not make the colors run once it comes out of the printer. I find the 2 printer trays extremely useful. It's nice not having to fill the trays for a long time as they hold 250 sheets per tray. The ink cartridges also last a long time especially black ink which yields over 2000 pages using the 940XL Cartridges. I've read complaints of the printer jamming. That only happened once when my 10 year old daughter was using it, but I myself have had no problem. I have also read complaints that it is noisy, again not so terrible. Although it is a big unit, I love it, you will too.


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HP Officejet Pro 8500 All-in-One Printer

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Looking for professional-looking printing that's also affordable? Our Officejet Pro 8500 All-in-One offers impressive results at up to 50% lower color cost per page and using less energy than with laser printers. You'll be able to print, copy, scan, and fax, plus cut your paper usage in half by printing on both sides of the page.
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Technical Details

- Maximum Print Speed 35 ppm Black/34 ppm Color, Laser Quality Up to 15 ppm Black/Up to 11 ppm Color
- Built-in Ethernet Networking
- 2 Line Text LCD Display
- 250-Sheet Paper Tray, 35-Sheet Automatic Document Feeder, Automatic Two-Sided Printing
- 64 MB Memory, 384 MHz Processor Speed, and Scan Resolution Up to 2400 x 4800 dpi
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 "Ho Hum AIO" 2010-06-11
By Terry Spears (Waverly, GA)
I have had this AIO for over 6 months. It has only had 1 paper tray jam and 1 fax feeder jam. The scan is unbelieveably long but good quality. Fax is very good but you have to manually set it to black each fax. The ink doesn't go as far as my cheap old HP 6122 printer. For whatever reason, it will lock up and not respond to touch pad or on/off button. It has to be unplugged and then go through it's noisy 3 minute recalibration. It is not a simple plug and play either. I had to transfer router settings via usb thumb drive. I don't see how it rates as high as it does for editors choice awards. Mabe they just read the company hype and didn't actually use it.

 "A disaster for Snow Leopard & a rip off for a PC" 2010-06-10
By Charles Silversteinj (NYC)
I bought the 8500 Wireless to go with my imac with Snow Leopard. They are not compatible. Here is a short list of the problems. The wireless installed flawlessly for the first week. Then it stopped working & I needed to connect them by cable - but wireless worked when I used my PC Netbook. It took 2 1/2 minutes to print ONE PAGE. Given that I was printing documents, it took all day. But you have to stand right next to the printer - you can't leave it because 1) you keep getting messages that you need to load paper when there's lots of paper in the tray - but you have to push "OK." So you have to be there. Then it stops every, say 6-8 pages, in order to "Check the device." That takes a minute, after which it stops in order to clean the printheads, after which it tells you to push OK when you put more paper in the tray, plus 1 1/2 minutes for the next page! That's why you have to stand over the damn thing. The print quality is very good, but not helpful with all these problems. Then there is ink cost. I have never had to spend so much money for ink. I printed out about 600 pages, a combination of text and pictures. I used up all 4 ink cartridges that came with the machine, plus 2 yellow, magenta, and cyan XL cartridges, and 1 black XL (not quite empty). I estimate that I spent over $250 for ink in order to print those pages, a far cry from the claims of HP. Now for those of you PC people who are grinning with satisfaction, get this. When any of the cartridges go empty - at least how HP defines empty - the whole machine shuts down - regardless of Mac or PC. Kaput! You are not allowed to print anything - no text, no copies, no faxes. Dead in the water. Right now my printer says I need a new Yellow, so I can't can't B&W copies! Kaput! You won't have some of the other problems like Snow Leopard Macs, but if you use this printer you will always have to have an extra supply of every cartridge available for when the printer shuts down. Others have already commented on HP support, so I won't. If I don't get satisfaction from HP - I still believe in Santa Clause - I'll give it away. It's of no use to me.

 "Wretched device" 2010-06-08
By Phoenix (Woodville, Mass)
One minute it works, next minute it doesn't. Sometimes it even stops printing in mid stream. Sometimes it works from one computer, sometimes the other. Takes itself 'offline' - 'disconnects' itself, and the HP support (I should have learned with the previous unit we had, when there was a problem, HP was useless). I've wasted hours with this infernal machine, even had to reinstall the software on each computer.



To be clear, this is the 'wireless' version - tho it's more like the 'worthless' version.

 "Not as good as these reviews" 2010-05-28
By Orion L. Rogers (SATELLITE BEACH, FL, US)
My wife pushed for this printer, I wanted and wished I had bought the Lexmark. It worked fine for 3 weeks. It then somehow lost contact with my MacBook pro. I reloaded the supplied software at least 10 times. It is quite a job by the way. I tried to reload the software from the HP website at least 5 times. I went to online help. They tried but proved to be useless. I spent many hours back and forth with 4-5 different techs and nothing. Eventually they suggested that I nuke my hard drive and reload my operating system! Whaaaat?

Never will I fall into this trap again. Now the PC's that were working with it a little longer can no longer use it. It says paper jam and there is nothing anywhere in this printer. Extra ink carts I'll never use. What a waste of money. Don't buy this piece of junk.

 "Good value, effective small office printer" 2010-05-23
By Jason Buberel (Sunnyvale, CA USA)
The printer was purchased for use in our small office of 10 users. I specifically purchased the version with a wired ethernet connection as I've found printing over WiFi to be much less reliable.



After several weeks of usage, I'm very happy with the purchase.



Setup: This went very smoothly after unpacking, attaching power and ethernet connections. The printer correctly configured an IP address using the DHCP server on our network. I then downloaded the 'Dirver only' install bundle directly from the HP driver/support website (never used the CD that came with the printer). HP supplies both MacOSX and Win7 (32 and 64 bit) drivers. All machine correctly identified the printer on the network and installed the driver correctly without hassle/error.



Scanning: We use the printer to scan business documents to PDF over the network. The sheet feeder combined with Nitro PDF Professional (PDF creation software) works perfectly for scanning long documents to PDF for archiving. This is an amazing time and labor saver.



Printing: Nothing spectacular, but then again we're just printing business documents not photos or glossy brochures. Printer speed if fine.


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HP Officejet Pro 8500 Wireless All-In-One Printer

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Want a multifunction color printer that offers the convenience of wireless networking? Our Officejet Pro 8500 is right for all your small-office printing, faxing, copying, and scanning. You'll get professional-quality color at up to 50% lower color cost per page and using less energy than laser printers. Plus you can scan photos and documents (up to legal size) directly to folders¿without a PC¿using our Direct Digital Filing feature.
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Technical Details

- All In One Printer with Wireless 802.11g Networking
- Laser Quality Speed Up to 15 ppm Black/Up to 11 ppm Color and Maximum 35 ppm Black/34 ppm Color
- 3.4 in Touchscreen LCD Display and Up to 2400 x 4800 dpi Scan Resolution
- 128 MB Memory and 348 MHz Processor Speed
- 250-Sheet Paper Tray, 50 Sheet Automatic Document Feeder, and Automatic Two Sided Printing
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 "I Tried 3 and Had Problems With All Of Them" 2010-06-02
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I was so excited to get this printer with all the features and how easy I had heard it was to set up. The first printer I had set-up really easy. I had no problems at all. However, it only worked for a week. Then all the keys locked up. I couldn't understand the person I talked to at Custumer Support at all and he had no idea what he was was doing. I took the printer back to the store. The second printer I got the keys were locked up from the get go. So back to the store it went. The 3rd computer couldn't connect to the internet. Back to the store. Needless to say I bought another brand.

 "Best printer I own, but..." 2010-06-01
By rifleman
Best printer I own but I wish I didn't have to remove printing paper before I print envelopes. This feature is very inconvenient and can be irritating all the time.

 "Surprised" 2010-05-29
By Philip Sacks (Laguna Woods, Ca. United States)
I bought this unit from Amazon, I am fortunate that is v=can be returned relatively easily.

There is no manual included. HP service told me that the customers don't use the manual, it saves them money.

I tried to scan a document for E mail and the machine error message was it is not orientated to scan documents. HP service had no answers but sa great many questions for me to answer.

The unit would not fax unless hooked up to the internet.

The lower tray is only used to store paper,



Thru Amazon I bought the Brothers MFC-6890CDW. Easy to set up and use

 "Up and running in no time" 2010-05-28
By Tod Larson (South Riding, VA)
I had this all-in-one wirelessly connected to my network, printing from 3 different windows 7 computers, scanning to a windows 7 shared drive and sending scans to 3 different email accounts within an hour. HP did a wonderful job of making this thing easy to setup and simply.



The rub is that Windows networking and Norton AV suck the life out of any home project. I had to simply shut off Norton 360 firewall since it always blocks anything I want to do. Then for some reason the shared Win 7 public folders weren't visible by the HP, so I created a new folder in My Documents called "scanning", shared it with "everyone" and then the HP found it instantly.



All my PCs saw the HP on the network and added it just fine and then printed a test page... but windows 7 home group defaulted to share this printer out to the network. Windows isn't smart enough to see that it already is a network printer so no need to doulbe share it.



I think the computer OS should get out of the way and stick to basic networking and allow peripherals like the HP to cleanly share out their services across the network.



This HP is a great device that we also use and abuse at work without any issues.

 "Problem with the way they handle low ink" 2010-05-27
By William Hinkle
I have been a loyal HP printer user for years. I understand that there a tad expenses when considering the cost of ink replacement. But I was willing to deal with that problem. But the new way they deal with low ink drive me insane and I think almost putsmy back to the wall to buy ink when they want me to vs. when I want too



The problem resides in the fact that when any of the four inks runs low the printer ceases to copy, scan or fax until the ink has been replaced. The printer will continue to print with low ink but none of the other functions will work. Why do I need all the inks to be present to scan? or fax. Neither functions requires any ink at all.



With this feature makes me feel like my backs against the wall on when to buy. And I truly do not like that feeling.



When this printer dies I will not be buying another HP.



Bill


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