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LaserJet Enterprise MFP M631z Printer Review
Expert review of the LaserJet Enterprise MFP M631z printer
The HP LaserJet Enterprise MFP M631z is an integrated copier, fax, printer, and scanner, using laser monochrome technology to produce plain paper printing at high speeds and serve all the document needs of a workgroup. With a monthly volume of up to 30,000 pages, the HP LaserJet Enterprise MFP M631z is a workhorse of a machine. It is easily controlled in its various roles via the clear LCD touchscreen on its upper surface. With multiple PC connection options, it can be hooked up to the organisation’s intranet with ease, and applications such as Google Cloud Print are fully enabled.
Design
With dimensions of 661x658x1234mm and weighing 62.5kg, the HP LaserJet Enterprise MFP M631z is compact enough to be easily positioned in the office but powerful enough to cater for all the workgroup’s printing requirements. The print speed of 52 ppm and print resolution of 1200x1200 dpi are more than sufficient for most professional purposes, while the scan resolution of 600x600 dpi is superb. The machine’s copy speed is also a whopping 52-ppm, with 600x600 dpi resolution, and the fax function features a 500-page memory. The fax also incorporates dedicated features such as automatic redialling, LAN fax and fax archiving.
Advantages
The HP LaserJet Enterprise MFP M631z is controlled through a waist-high 8-inch touchscreen that uses easily accessed buttons and icons to perform various tasks with ease, so minimal training is required on the part of the user. Its dimensions are such that it can easily be positioned wherever desired, and the choice of USB, Wi-Fi, LAN, and Bluetooth connectivity makes the device suitable for any modern, connected corporate environment, where it will handle large batches with ease.
Disadvantages
For dedicated, large format print applications, the HP M631z may not be the most suitable option, and the LCD screen can cause reflections under some lighting conditions that make it difficult to operate.