price, performance, noise, reliability, print quality

usability

33% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

performance, price, usability, print quality, noise

66% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Great Specification ; Good Looking ; Well Made ; Excellent Prints ; Quiet

Miserly RAM Configuration

The way the HP performs, and its specification and design really justify the price

Built-in automatic duplexing, generous paper capacity, PostScript 3 emulation, network-ready, four camera card slots

Middling print speeds, photographic prints had some minor flaws

While the HP 2605dtn may not be the fastest colour laser printer, its print quality, expanded paper handling options, built-in duplexing capabilities, networking, and low price make for quite a bargain.

A very compact colour laser printer that's easy to manage and affordable to both buy and run, giving excellent results whether printing colour photographs or general purpose business documents. Optional duplexer and networking support are also...

Easy to install toner cartridges, decent quality

Prints slowly

The 2605dtn prints a little slowly, but the quality is excellent and we like its features. It's also very easy to maintain, so if you're looking for a decent colour laser for the office, this one is well worth checking out.

High-quality color printing, Good paper handling, including duplexer

Slow print speeds, High costs per page

High-quality color printing ; Good paper handling, including duplexer

Slow print speeds ; High costs per page

This fully loaded model has three paper trays and a duplexer, and prints high-quality photos, but print speeds are slow.

Impressive output quality. Built-in duplexer. Network connection. Prints directly from memory cards.

Slow. Real slow.

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The HP Color LaserJet 2605dtn shows excellent color and monochrome print quality, has a built-in photo card reader and duplexer, and is reasonably priced.

The menu system is difficult to navigate, paper input is limited to 500 sheets, and software could be more small-office friendly.

The HP 2605dtn has some flaws, but it prints color cheaply and well enough for small offices, individuals, and small corporate workgroups.

But in our speed tests, the HP showed its age. It was dead last in our 50-page mono test, taking a hefty 4mins 22secs to finish, and adding colour slowed it further to over five minutes. The good news is that we found double-sided printing added only a...