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HP Officejet 7110 Wide Format ePrinter

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Arrives Tuesday, Sep 16
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Features

  • Print speed:2 Up to 15 ppm black, Up to 9 ppm color (ISO Speed); Up to 33 ppm black, Up to 29 ppm color (Maximum Print Speed)
  • 250-sheet input tray, 75-sheet output tray

Description

Get noticed with affordable, wide-format printing: Print professional color in a wide range of sizes—from 3x5 to 13x19 inches—for an outstanding value. Create borderless flyers, brochures, marketing materials, and more in- house—for less than a print shop. Count on Original HP inks to deliver fast- drying, water-resistant documents that stay vivid for decades. Rely on time- saving features to ease office tasks: Reload less often and handle high-volume printing, using high-capacity ink cartridges and large paper trays. Preserve your space with a compact printer designed to fit where you want it—close at hand or out of the way. Depend on HP for reliable productivity. This HP printer was designed for volumes up to 800 pages per month. Connect and print—at the office or on the go: Print wirelessly on your office network and share this HP printer with other wireless-enabled PCs. Print from your smartphone or tablet from virtually anywhere with HP ePrint. Add this HP printer to your Ethernet network to easily share with your workgroup. Reduce your impact without sacrificing performance: Save energy without sacrificing performance. This printer is ENERGY STAR qualified and rated EPEAT Bronze. Save up to 50% on paper costs, using optional automatic two-sided printing. Reduce your impact—easily recycle your Original HP ink cartridges for free through HP Planet Partners.

Brand: HP


Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi, USB, Ethernet


Printing Technology: Inkjet


Special Feature: Network-Ready


Color: Black


Model Name: OJ 7110


Printer Output: Color


Maximum Print Speed (Color): 29 ppm


Max Printspeed Monochrome: 33 ppm


Item Weight: 18.7 Pounds


Controller Type: Android


Maximum Media Size: 13 x 19 inch


Power Consumption: 25.4 Watts


Included Components: HP Officejet 7110 Wide Format ePrinter


Print media: Envelopes, Paper (plain), Card stock, Glossy photo paper


Scanner Type: Sheetfed


Max Input Sheet Capacity: 250


Max Copy Speed (Black & White): 33 ppm


Compatible Devices: Smartphones


Maximum Color Print Resolution: 4800 x 1200 optimized dpi color


Sheet Size: 13 x 19 inches


Maximum Black and White Print Resolution: 1200 dpi


Warranty Type: limited warranty


Color Depth: 24 bpp


Dual-sided printing: No


Maximum copies per run: 99


Wattage: 25.4 watts


Max copy resolution color: 4800 x 1200 dpi


Max copy resolution black-white: 600 dpi


Duplex: No


Hardware Interface: Ethernet


Ink Color: Color


Resolution: 4800 x 1200 optimized dpi color


Additional Printer functions: Print Only


Control Method: Remote, Touch


Output sheet capacity: 75


Number of Trays: 2


Series Number: 7100


Total Ethernet Ports: 1


Number of USB 2 Ports: 1


Total USB Ports: 1


Model Series: 7100


Specific Uses For Product: personal


UPC: 640206639071 071030423718 088020705402 676194693535 823019605857 803982814661 887111000439 012303915257 151903581704 611101353553 021111433990 887111000576 887111000620 638084654415 799916081660


Printer Ink Type: Pigment-based Inkjet


Global Trade Identification Number: 20, 71, 39


Memory Storage Capacity: 128 MB


Product Dimensions: 27.9 x 23 x 7.5 inches


Item Weight: 18.7 pounds


Item model number: OJ 7110


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: November 16, 2012


Manufacturer: HP


Language: English, French, Spanish


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    • Great printer for a great price.
My old wide format printer died and this was the best option to replace it. My last one was HP, so I stuck with them. It gets the job done without any coaxing. LOL It is a bit noisy, but I"m happy with the printing job it does. It's very easy to set up and operate. The fact that it's wireless is a pleasant bonus. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2014 by B. Huber
    • Just what I needed
One printer stopped printing magenta, so I had to get a new one. Im an artist so I need wide format
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2014 by Derek M. Mcgowan
    • This printer is maddening!!!
I got this printer as a replacement for my Canon Pixma Pro. The quality it okay. The ease of use is RIDICULOUS. It does not print custom sizes. There are tutorials/work arounds for this issue, but they are complex. With the Canon printer, if you had a custom size, you simply put the size in under custom and it worked. I also bought this printer with the understanding that there were off brand cartridges available. There are not. VERY disappointed in this purchase. Wish I had returned it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2014 by Paige Roberts
    • Vs. Epson Artisan 1430 and Canon IP8720
I've tried a lot of wide-format printers over the last year trying to find one that I was happy with. Canon and Epson make high-end wide-format photo printers which are expensive, but I need one appropriate for general use in an office setting, which means printing lots of graphics and the occasional photo. Three I've tested in the last few months are the Epson Artisan 1430, Canon IP8720, and HP Officejet 7110. SETUP I intended to use the printer via a wireless connection. All three are easy to set up via WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup); just press a button on your router, then press a button on the printer and the connection is automatic. The HP printer setup guide stated that I would need to connect the printer via USB cable first, but this was incorrect. All three preformed flawlessly via wireless. INK SYSTEM The HP is the winner here in terms of ease-of-use. It uses the fewest ink tanks (four, vs. six for both the Canon and Epson), and to install the cartridges you simply click them in and click them out, sort of like using a ballpoint pen. There were no tabs to pull or caps to remove, as there are with the Epson and Canon cartridges. OUTPUT QUALITY Both the Canon and Epson had excellent photo-quality output. Even when using the "standard" quality setting I was able to get beautiful, vibrant prints on photo paper. If you compare the output side-by-side, the Canon may have a very slight edge in quality, but I really needed to take time and examine the prints closely to make this determination. The HP however wasn't up to the level of the Canon or Epson, probably in large part because it uses four ink cartridges vs. six for the other two. The HP's output looked dull and a bit washed out, even on the "best" quality setting. PRINTING ON MATTE PAPER Since I'm using this in an office I do most printing on matte photo paper. Here is where the Canon was the big looser. In printing graphics and images that covered large areas of a page, the paper that came out of the Canon was wavy like bacon, even after waiting for the ink to fully dry, and even when printing on thick (60 lb.) matte photo paper. I don't know if the Canon printer puts down more ink than the other printers thereby soaking the page, or if the ink is more watery in consistency, but the finished product was unacceptable. The HP was the best in this department with only slight wrinkling in areas of heavy graphics. The Epson was somewhere between the HP and Canon, with some wrinkling, but still very acceptable on 32 lb. matte photo paper. PAPER HANDLING Both the Canon and Epson have rear-loading paper slots, while the HP uses a slide-out tray on the front of the printer underneath the output area. Consequently, the HP has a smaller footprint when loaded with paper. The rear-loading method should theoretically allow for better handling of thicker paper, but I had no problem using 60 lb. matte photo paper in the HP. SOFTWARE Software installation was about the same for all three printers. (I always forgo using the included CD and instead download the latest software directly from the manufacturer's website.) When printing, the Canon and Epson both have a good number of custom controls in terms of color adjustments and custom paper sizes that were more than adequate for my needs. The HP had by far the worst software, offering very few options for color control and custom paper sizes. The HP software would also pop up a message for "free offers" every time I changed an ink cartridge; these were nothing more than advertisements. The Canon did have one annoying trait in its software. There is a setting to "avoid paper abrasion"; this basically increases the distance between the print head and the paper to avoid the print head coming in contact with the paper and causing scrape marks. I had to use this setting because of the paper wrinkling as described above. However, when you print a page with this setting enabled, the Canon software throws up a warning message EVERY TIME a page is about to print, and you need to click "OK" to dismiss the message before the page starts printing. This made it impossible to print multiple pages and walk away from the computer, because you needed to click "OK" before the next page would print. The Epson printer also has the paper-abrasion setting, but it does not throw up a warning message and simply prints what you ask it to. CONCLUSION All three printers have their strengths and weaknesses. For me the Epson Artisan 1430 was the easy winner. The output quality is fantastic, it didn't saturate the page with ink like the Canon, and the settings you have in the software are more than adequate. If I was printing only graphics where vibrant photo output didn't matter, I would choose the HP. It has the smallest footprint and is certainly the most uncomplicated of the three printers. It is also the least expensive of the three by a good margin. If I was printing mainly photos on heavy gloss photo paper, the Canon would be an enticing choice. It had a very slight edge in output quality over the Epson. However, the Epson has great output quality and has performed flawlessly in the several months I've had it, and if I had to buy another general-use wide-format printer today it would be the Epson. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2014 by Wing
    • Too much Ink
The print quality is great, I had hope to save some money by using separate cartridges but it goes though yellow and magenta like crazy. Too much ink use to do many photos of any size. If the ink use was lower it would be a 5 star machine. As it is its almost cheaper just to go have them printed at office max. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2015 by Always Buying Something
    • Was recommended to me by a fellow artist because she adored ...
Was recommended to me by a fellow artist because she adored the quality of their prints, and I have to say that I wholeheartedly agree with her. The results with photos and art prints are amazing. It does use up quite a bit of ink, but I guess that's the tradeoff you make in order to get high-quality prints. I use it mostly for my home-based business, but I can see some people using it for personal projects, like scrapbooking etc. Sometimes, depending on the store, you don't quite get the quality that you're looking for. I like having control over the results, and once I got the hang of the program, I haven't had any major problems! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2016 by The Scarlet Rook

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