HP CP1700 Color Inkjet Printer
- ASIN: B00005OA5C
- List Price: $589.10
Product Description:
Designed for small businesses, small offices and design houses that demand professional-quality wide-format color printing, the HP Color Inkjet Printer cp1700 series quickly delivers the most cost-effective color documents, proofs, collateral and comps on a wide variety of printing materials. The HP Color Inkjet Printer cp1700 series efficiently delivers high-performance wide-format printing to meet a wide range of business formats. These versatile printers work effortlessly on a variety of media to ensure that your business can quickly and easily create powerful and effective communications.HP Color Inkjet Printer cp1700 series features a modular ink delivery system (MIDS) providing low cost-per-page and low intervention rates. With MIDS, the printer uses individual ink cartridges and printheads allowing you to change only the part that needs replacing. Create large, full-color presentations, high-quality brochures and attention-grabbing banners with versatile HP Color Printer cp1700 and HP printing supplies.
Product Details
- Feature:
- Professional-quality wide format printing, up to 13-by-19-inch posters, 13-by-50-inch banners
- Up to 2,400 x 1,200 dpi color resolution on premium photo papers
- Up to 16 ppm black, 14.5 ppm color
- Connect via USB, parallel, or infrared ports; optional networking
- PC and Mac compatible
- Binding: Electronics
- Brand: Hewlett-Packard
- EAN: 0088698402993
- FormFactor: Desktop
- HardwarePlatform: PC
- IsAutographed: 0
- IsMemorabilia: 0
- Label: Hewlett Packard
- Manufacturer: Hewlett Packard
- MediaType: Transparencies
- Model: CP1700
- ModemDescription: None
- MPN: CP1700
- PackageQuantity: 1
- ProductGroup: CE
- ProductTypeName: PRINTER
- Publisher: Hewlett Packard
- Studio: Hewlett Packard
- UPC: 088698402993
- Warranty: 1

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Customer Reviews 

I Love This Printer
2007-01-20This is the best everyday printer on the market. I have bought three of them in the past. I really hope they do not take this printer out of productions. It's reliable, efficient and QUIET... Love it HP!

Beware
2007-01-03I have owned nothing but HP for as long as I've been printing and minus a few problems they sufficed. So it is sad to see how much of a dive this printer has taken from its predecessors. I recommended this printer to the office I worked at and upon its arrival we were delighted to use it. This enthusiasm quickly faded as its many problems began to emerge.
Out of 1/2 of the prints sent through it maybe only half come out correctly. This is frustrating if you have a deadline to meet and the only thing preventing you from sending out the work is the printer. These problems mostly seem to stem from using the rear manual feed (since we use heavy stock photo paper). There really is an annoying process of putting in the paper in at exactly the right time or else it will be spit out several times. Also, if you notice an error in a print and you have to cancel it this also leads to possible print errors which usually end in the printer shooting out many 8.5x11 pages of garbage. You figure for the price you shouldnt have to deal with so many problems.
We have since moved on to an Epson 11x17 and minus the high consumption of ink it has proven to be much better. Shop around before you buy and allow for the possibility of changing companies.

HP Says They Still Have Support for the CP1700...
2006-04-01I am currently dealing with a printer that is printing weird little hash marks across straight lines at random. We first were getting messages to change the print heads and would do so, only to have it keep telling us we needed to change the print heads. Then we could "trick it" by opening and shutting the cover a few times and we could get a few more prints out of it, before the message would come back, which by the way makes it so you can't keep printing. 6 months ago, we tried to print off color brochures and the colors were horrible--so that wasn't going to work. We also are experiencing blue ghost like things around text and objects when trying to print out autocad files. :P
Our CP1700 has been a work horse on just black and white 11x17 prints for several years now. But now it is just being a BRAT! The ink is expensive, the noise is high, and the speed is ok. We have had decent luck with it until now. Everyone advises to just toss it, but it's hooked up to our network and I hate to have to start all the circus acts to get a new printer hooked up and running CORRECTLY from everyone's computer.
I called HP today and they offered support on the phone for 39.00 for up to 5 days of support--they said I can call as much as I want during that time. I hope it works--I need to get this baby up and running again. Updates to come....

Does this thing come with a hamster inside?
2006-02-09We use this printer at my work, and those of us who have a desk in the same room as the printer hate it! This printer has been squeaking so loudly that we joke and tell customers that we have a hamster running on a wheel inside of it. The customers can hear the printer squeaking in the background when they call in. The squeaking is so loud that it is hard to hear on the phone when it is running. The print quality is not very impressive, either. I have one at home by HP that cost a 10th of what this piece of junk did, and the quality on my printer is much better.
No one seems to have any solutions for getting rid of the unbearable squeaking, other than to throw the whole thing into the garbage dumpster.

cubby from stanmore
2005-11-22Where do I begin?
I have been a loyal HP user since beginning of time. I had a 1120C which is still working rear feed(the roller failed of course, but it's 6 years old. When I upgraded to CP1700 I had high expectation, but to my disappointment, the nightmare begins!
First I was sold on the fact that it's 4 seperate cartridge, hence lower printing prices. But I notice each colour runs out as quick as the tri-colour single cartridge. SO all of a sudden I am paying 4 times for cartridge of what I use to pay. (plus spares!)
Then the photo quality is actually worstthen the 1120 printer! In the normal mode, all these white line will appear, so you can only get a decent photo print on best mode, which is stupid!
And the colour accurency is also worst then before
And don't get me started on the HP technical support! NO ONE, I mean NO ONE from the technical support can offer any technical support, since HP has out-sourced their support to 3rd world country. Every question you ask, they put you on on hold for 15mins, then get back to you with a case number, and then tell you to bring it to the service centre. And if it's after the warranty period, they won't answer any question, unless you pay $33 for the technical support, but even then, they still can't answer the question
And I started to have problems with the printer after 1 year, and now almost 2.5 years later, the "foot-clutch" (roller) needs to be replaced and was told that HP don't even make that spare parts anymore. SO HP just expects their customer to buy a new machine everytime there is a problem with the machine
The only thing it has going for it is the speed is ok. HP is just not worth supporting anymore!
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