The HP LaserJet 3390 multifunction office machine is designed to perform all of the basic tasks that one would normally require in a work setting. Optimised for small to medium-sized offices, the machine is capable of performing all basic copying, printing, faxing, and scanning tasks that are typically expected of these items. The machine incorporates the latest HP technology with a practical, user-friendly layout that is intended to expedite all office document-processing tasks.
Design
Paper is fed into the HP LaserJet 3390 through a tray towards the top of the machine. As documents are being printed, copied, or faxed, the paper is drawn into this area of the machine, where it glides through the various processing mechanisms. This component of the machine is raised above the HP LaserJet 3390's main body. In the space between the two primary sections, users can place papers and other documents for scanning. Below, the bulk of the machine's technical components are encased inside a large box. It is here that HP 3390 toner is inserted and removed. On the front face of the machine, a large console featuring multiple buttons and a small screen awaits user input. In comparison to other multifunction machines, the HP LaserJet 3390 is relatively compact and is therefore ideal for home and small office settings.
Advantages
The biggest advantage of the HP 3390 multifunction printer is its ability to save the user a remarkable sum of money. Certain documents can be created with the HP LaserJet 3390 at less than half the cost that would have been required when using other machines. Although the initial purchase price of the HP LaserJet 3390 is slightly higher than that of comparable models, most users are able to save money in the long run with their purchase of this machine. In addition, the HP LaserJet 3390 functions incredibly smoothly. Many users are astonished by how quiet the machine is; it is entirely silent when not in operation, and it makes little to no noise while processing documents. This is an especially convenient feature when dealing with settings where others' work might be disturbed by one's actions.
Disadvantages
Several users have reported issues with the HP LaserJet 3390 external network connections. Although the machine seems to operate without any problems on its own, it can be prone to crashes and delays when receiving messages from an outside source. These technical issues can be somewhat difficult to solve, although they can usually be addressed by the HP technological service team.
