For the growing workgroup, the HP LaserJet Enterprise M806dn printer can be an efficient choice because of its versatile paper handling and ability to handle big jobs. Tasks are simplified with mobile printing and touch-to-print technology, while upgrades make the Hewlett Packard LaserJet Enterprise M806dn A3 mono laser printer more useful and flexible for various needs. Still, this model is expensive compared to the competition.
Design
The base unit of the HP LaserJet Enterprise M806dn black and white printer measures 1095mm wide, 648mm deep, and 635mm tall, and weighs 76.1Kg. This A3 LaserJet printer runs on a Gigabyte of memory and the standard connectivity options are two high-speed USB 2.0 hosts, a high-speed USB 2.0 device, a foreign interface, two internal USB hosts, Gigabit Ethernet, and a hardware integration pocket. There’s a 10.9cm colour LCD touch-screen display to simplify operations on the M806dn printer. Paper is handled by a 100-sheet multipurpose tray and two 500-sheet input trays.
Advantages
Users can increase their productivity because the toner warms up fast and print speeds reach 56ppm. HP ePrint, Apple AirPrint, mobile apps, and HP Wireless Direct Printing are supported by the HP LaserJet Enterprise M806dn. Touch-screen operation simplifies on-board configuration. The memory of the HP LaserJet M-806dn Enterprise can be expanded to 1.5GB. Paper handling is versatile with two-sided printing as a standard. Finishing options can be installed. Ideal for workgroups with big print jobs in mind, the toner used by the HP LaserJet M806dn A3 printer can deliver a very low cost-per-print thanks to its large capacity of 40,000 pages.
Disadvantages
The touch-screen display is small. The HP M806dn monochrome laser printer is bulky and heavy. Wi-Fi is only optional, and users need to spend even more to upgrade the HP LaserJet Enterprise M806dn if they want to add the 3,500-sheet high-capacity tray to make the device more productive. The LaserJet M806dn is also limited to printing in monochrome.
