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HP L7590 OfficeJet Pro All In One Printer | 
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| Brand: Hewlett-Packard
Category: CE
List Price: $367.00
Buy New: $184.98
You Save: $182.02 (50%)
New (21) Refurbished (1) from $140.00
Rating:  17 reviews
Color: HP
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Clothing Size: HP
Size: HP
Shipping Weight (lbs): 42.3
Dimensions (in): 23 x 28 x 16
nv:Print Method: Thermal Inkjet
Resolution: Up to 1200 x 1200 DPI (Black)
Resolution: Up to 4800 x 1200 Optimized DPI (Color)
Maximum Duty Cycle: 7,500 Pages Per Month
Print Speed: Up to 35 PPM (Black)
Print Speed: Up to 34 PPM (Color)
Special Features: Scanning Capability
Special Features: Fax Capability
Dimensions: 20.67"W x 18.35"D x 14.02"H
Connectivity: USB
Connectivity: RJ-11
Connectivity: PictBridge
Connectivity: 10/100Base-T wired Ethernet
Standard Paper Input: 250 Sheets
MPN: L7590
Model: L7590
UPC: 883585629572
EAN: 0883585629572
ASIN: B0014VNVFK
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | All In One Printer | | • | Print Max Speed 35 ppm Black/34 Color / Laser Quality 12 ppm black/10 ppm Color | | • | Scan Resolution Up to 2400 x 4800 dpi | | • | Copy Reduce/Enlarge 25 to 400 Percent | | • | Multifunction Printer/ Ink Cartridge/ Power Cord/ Warranty Card |
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Product Description
Looking for professional-looking printing that's also affordable? The HP Officejet Pro L7590 All-in-One offers impressive results at a cost per page of up to 50% less than with laser printers. You'll be able to print, copy, scan, and fax, plus cut your paper usage in half by printing on both sides of the page.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 12 more reviews...
 Poor performer September 3, 2008
Arthur from Brooklyn (Brooklyn, NY USA)
I bought this HP to replace a Canon that died shortly after the warranty period - the second Canon to do so, so I decided to try something different. I've had the HP for a couple of months now, so I've had a chance to run it through its paces. It's a pain to assemble, but once that is done you won't have to deal with it again. It is a pretty good printer, using reasonable amounts of ink and producing a sharply printed page. However, I use the scanner a lot, and particularly the auto-feed. This is quirky; it jams frequently, and also skips pages. It will often display "paper loaded" and then fail to feed the sheet, producing a pathetic clicking sound as it misses its grip. The scanner is quirky with Paperport 11 and I still have not worked out all of the settings to get it to work consistently, if not smoothly. If you use the HP scan software you will have better success, but be warned it is really, painfully slow. Finally the fax is OK but lacks a hook key. In other words, if you call a number with a fax that has to be started manually, or if you use a calling card that announces your balance before making a connection, then you will not be able to fax because the machine will detect that there is no handshake and disconnect. Other machines (including Canons I've had) have a hook button - you wait for the fax on the other end to transmit (listening to the call through the built-in speaker) and press send once you hear the tone, so the link can be made.
All in all, this is a good printer, an OK flatbed scanner, a poor ADF scanner and fax, and not a fax for anyone who needs to depend on it. Naturally problems with feeding sheets will also affect the product's performance as a copier. I do not recommend this machine - too many problems and too many compromises.
 HP L7590 Printer/Copier/Scanner/FAX with Intel Mac OS X September 3, 2008
J. Neff (Greeley, CO)
I also bought this HP L7590 OfficeJet Pro All In One Printer at a big box office supply store for $199. The printer took the reported 20 minutes to initialize. I downloaded the drivers from the HP site with no problem. The printer initially wouldn't respond to the setup because I had it plugged into a hub instead of directly to the iMac USB ports. All operations except FAX, which I don't intend to use and didn't test, work fine. I printed a color .jpg file, scanned & printed a b&w print, then scanned a text document, all with very good results.
The instruction manual covers only the set up of the machine, with but nothing about the process of scanning, loading photo print paper, etc. I haven't needed tech support, so I can't evaluate that.
 OUT OF THE BOX, AND BACK IN August 31, 2008
K. Yost (OUTER BANKS, NC)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
HP L7590 OfficeJet Pro All In One Printer
I GOT THIS AT A FAIRLY DECENT PRICE, HAD PROBLEMS UPON INSTALL AND THEN READ SEVERAL REVIEWS. IT SEEMED TO ME THAT A NUMBER OF PURCHASERS HAD ONE PROBLEM OR ANOTHER AND AFTER GETTING THROUGH INSTALL TENDED TO LIKE IT OK. WELL SETUP WENT SMOOTHER THAN EXPECTED, BUT UPON INITIALIZING THE MACHINE KEPT GIVING ME A PAPER JAM ERROR, THE PAPER WASN'T BEING FED INTO THE SYSTEM AT ALL AND YET IT JUST KEPT THROWING THIS "PAPER JAM" ERROR. I GOT A CLEAR PICTURE OF WHAT THIS BULKY, NOISY, JERKY PRINTER WAS GOING TO DO AND DECIDED TO TAKE IT BACK. I HAVE AN HP FROM MANY YEARS AGO THAT HAS SERVED FAITHFULLY AND DONE VERY WELL BUT I WOULD LIKE TO MAKE MORE ROOM IN THE OFFICE AND GET RID OF "OLD BUBBA" OUR HUGE FAX MACHINE. THE PRODUCT UPON UNPACKING FELT LIKE IT HAD TOO MUCH SPACE AND PARTS THAT COULD RATTLE AROUND AND GET KNOCKED OUT OF ALIGNMENT. I BELIEVE AFTER TWO HOURS OF WORKING ON THE MACHINE THAT THIS WAS THE PROBLEM AND THAT THE FEED MECHANISM WAS BROKEN. I DON'T KNOW WHAT ELSE I WILL PICK UP BUT I DEFINATELY WANT SOMETHING MORE DURABLE AND STREAMLINED.
 Very Happy August 22, 2008
Michelle Woodward (Napa, CA)
This was an easy transaction - great deal! LOVE the machine! It is awesome. I have never been happier with a printer! Thank you!
L7590, like the printer, hate the install August 11, 2008
J. Briones (Orange County, CA)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
I was very excited to get such a good deal on the HP Officeject Pro L7590, $199 at OfficeMax. I had looked at more than enough reviews to realize that this printer may not be the easiest thing to install. But, I figured I was up for the challenge. After all, in my life as an office manager, I've installed at least 10 printers on different computers!
Ugh! Was I wrong.
Day one: First, I did exactly what all the reviews said to do.... Ignore the installation CD and go straight to the updated drivers on the HP website. Well, after installing and reinstalling at least 5 times because it wouldn't recognize my printer (even though it said it was installed!), I thought I would give those wonderful HP technicians a try. Several times, I told the first tech I spoke with that the printer didn't connect unless I unplugged the USB from the computer and then reconnected. THEN, and only then, would the installation recognize the device. Of course, at one point, the technician gave me a long list of things to do and said, "You will have to restart your computer and you will lose connection with me. If you have any other additional problems, here is your trouble ticket number and you can call back." Famous last words.
So, I did the 4 different things the instructions told me to do and they didn't work. Surprise. So, I tried using the installation CD. This time it worked (though it still did not recognize the device until I unplugged the USB cable from computer). However, I could not get anything to print. Now, when I first purchased the printer, the salesperson asked if I had a printer that used a USB cable. I said `yes' and he said, "Okay, then you won't need a new one." But, because of the way it was acting with connection during installation, I decided to try a new USB anyway. Voile! Now I could print... but, I couldn't scan!
Day two: After speaking with 3 more technicians (who, at the end of the conversation said, "You will have to restart your computer and you will lose connection with me. If you have any other additional problems, here is your trouble ticket number and you can call back.") who gave me no solution at all, the 4th technician said, "Let's try installing the updated driver from the HP website, again. But, first let's make sure you aren't already currently updated." So, he asks me to click on a link he provided and then click on the "Check if you are up to date" link on the page. I tell him I don't see the link. He says, "It is there." Well, after 30 minutes of trying to get me to see the link, *I* realize that I am not using Internet Explorer but Mozilla and I cannot view these links with Mozilla. Hmmmmm, shouldn't the tech have asked, at some time, what browser I was using? I'm not the tech, he is. Also, I told the tech I had HP folders/files on both my C and D drive. He kept trying to delete them in a multitude of ways with no success. After I disconnected from HP for the last time ("You will have to restart your computer and you will lose connection with me. If you have any other additional problems, here is your trouble ticket number and you can call back.") I decided to right click on all the folders/files and delete.
To make a long story even longer, I installed the driver from the HP site and now the printer works perfectly. All in all, it took 16 hours to install this `puppy' (more than 6 of those hours were wasted talking to HP techs)... which translates to an additional $280 this printer cost me!
The printer is loud and `jerky' but fast. The print and copy jobs, even in the draft mode, come out looking great. It seems the ink *is* lasting longer, too. Blank paper capacity is three times the amount of the 6110xi I previously owned. Note: Print heads and ink are separate. Don't know how long the print heads will last.
Summary: Like the printer, hate the install (which, btw, the actual installation, without problems, takes a loooong time). Get a new USB and download driver from website. HP techs good for only helping you eliminate the obvious.
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