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HP P2035N LaserJet Printer Monochrome

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Editorial reviews for HP P2035N LaserJet Printer Monochrome

Product Description


Enjoy fast print speeds, professional quality output, and flexible connectivity options with the easy to use, value packed HP LaserJet P2035 Printer series. Get your documents and get back to work quickly with print speeds of up to 30 pages per minute /ppm on letter size paper. Time To Completion for a typical office print job can be nearly two times faster with the Instant on Technology built into this printer. Quickly connect the printer to your computer with the Hi Speed USB 2.0 port. Share the printer and efficiently utilize resources with built in Ethernet/Fast Ethernet networking on the P2035n model. Easily print a variety of black and white documents including index cards and prescription size forms with support for a range of media sizes and types.

Customer reviews for HP P2035N LaserJet Printer Monochrome

 P2035 lazer printer (from 2009-11-21)


I must admit I just love this printer. some other said it was very noisy and it is while printing put gets quite a few seconds after last page out.if you want a printer with less noise than get a 2 page per minute printer but for a printer that spits out paper as this one expect some noise. I would recommend this printer highly


 Gotta love it! (from 2009-11-20)


This printer replaces a HP 2100M that doesn't work well with the newer computers without those humongous parallel/serial port cables. I have always loved the trouble-free service the 2100 has given me and will some day figure out how to make my 2100 "play well' with the more modern computers.

The P2035N was a snap to set up even though the directions supplied were at best minimal. The easy to follow directions were on the supplied CD, though, so I had it up and running in about 20 minutes. Most people have said how loud this printer is, and won't disagree. However, several have said it has a quiet mode which cuts the decibles to about half and only slows down the printing minimally.

I found it quite easy to network all my home computers to this printer. I thought it would be a magicical, mystical experience but it took a bit of thinking on my part. I used the install disk on each computer I wanted to network and they all printed to it with no difficulty at all. I'm not a networking genius but it worked perfectly, the first time.

Print quality is excellent! Very crisp and very fast. I like the fact the paper tray holds about 250 sheets. I don't expect to have to refill it often. I was told mine has a 'starter' cartridge that will print maybe 800 copies. I did some shopping online and ordered a replacement, compatible with this printer, for just $35. An OEM HP cartridge is about $90, so it was a no brainer what to order. Since a regular cartridge will print over 3000 pages, I figure it's a big savings over the cost of ink for a regular ink jet printer. Ink jet copy smears while laser doesn't- a definate plus for me.

Since I've always had exceptional luck with HP products, I don't hesitate in recommending this printer. There's a nice discount at some office supply stores plus HP has a promotion of an additional $50 off if you return any printer when buing this one. So, the price is great, the printer works beautifully, and life is good. Drop what you're doing and get one of these just as soon as you can!



 Is there a jet engine at my desk? (from 2009-10-22)


Wow, it's pretty loud. Also, the first page comes out speedy-fast, and every additional page comes out after about a 12-second delay. It can get a little frustrating waiting for pages 2+.
Quality of the print is good.
My only other issue has been with the toner - I've replaced it twice in four months, with only light to moderate printing use, and three days after a brand new replacement, the toner light is back on. I have a call into the company, it may be faulty.


 Good middle of the road printer. (from 2009-10-02)


This is a nice printer for a small office that does not require a lot of bells and whistles. HP has made the setup pretty painless. Strongly recommend setting quiet mode unless the printer is in its own room. In normal mode the printer is very fast but sounds like a jet while it is printing. In quiet mode it is plenty fast and much quieter. More like your typical ink jet printer.


 Horrible printer. Consant lockups and loss of connectivity. Buyer Beware. (from 2009-08-25)


If I could give this printer a zero star rating, I would.

This printer suffers from the same problems that plagued the last series of printers. The previous model was the P2015dn that would lose its web interface and network settings randomly. A power cycle would usually bring the printers back online.

We have had this printer in service for 5 days. In the 5 days, it went offline/locked up 5 times. Each time, the printer locked up completely. It could not be printed to, the web interface was not accessible, it could not be pinged and dropped completely off the network. It could not even be seen in the router as an active client.

The first lockup started at the 36 hour mark, then around 21 hours, and again around 20 hours and then the final straw was twice in the same day within 8 hours. Each time, power cycling the printer brought it up. This is not acceptable for a network printer. You should not have to power cycle it to make sure the printer is online and your print job will go through.

A call to HP was useless, and they denied any problems. Do a quick google search and this problem is all over the HP tech support forums.

This problem affects all of the "P" and "CP" series printers. HP has not made a reliable business class printers since the 1320n back when the printers were still made in japan. They have now switched to a Chinese manufacturer for their printers. Stay away.