HP Color Laserjet Enterprise CP4025dn

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 5 expert reviews

Excellent:

0
Good:

4
Average:

1
Bad:

0

Pros:

Low cost per page. Smooth text and graphics.
Fast performance, Low cost per page, Smooth text and graphics.
Built like a tank; beautiful output; excellent presentation and brochure features; high duty cycle

Cons:

Some graphics can be overly dark.
Some graphics can be overly dark

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Last revision on December 13, 2012

Reviewers Liked

Low cost per page. Smooth text and graphics
Fast performance, Low cost per page, Smooth text and graphics
Built like a tank; beautiful output; excellent presentation and brochure features; high duty cycle

Reviewers Didn't Like

Some graphics can be overly dark
Some graphics can be overly dark
Noisy; bulky; no printed instruction manual; hokey Eco mode

Expert reviews and ratings

Most busy offices would be happy with the HP Color Laserjet Enterprise CP4025dn's speed and features, and its smooth print quality is a nice bonus. Those who need even more horsepower and capacity (and can tolerate a little graininess in photos)...

By InfoWorld on May 22, 2010

HP's Color Laserjet Enterprise CP4025dn is a workgroup color laser printer with speed and features to spare. Though not quite as fast as Dell's 5130cdn (), the HP costs a little less and offers smoother print quality. Its toner costs are...

By Macworld on March 24, 2010

Most busy offices would be happy with the HP Color Laserjet Enterprise CP4025dn's speed and features, and its smooth print quality is a nice bonus. Jon L Jacobi and Melissa Riofrio, PCWorld.com...

By PC Advisor on March 01, 2010

The CP4025dn workgroup printer has plenty of speed and features, as well as low costs per page; photos tend to look dark, however....

By PCWorld on February 26, 2010

The CP4025dn is a competent color laser capable of handling high-volume output and presentation materials for small or home offices. The cost per page is low, and output quality is high, but the printer is noisy and big....

By Computer Shopper on January 01, 2010