HEWCQ113A - HP Designjet Z5200 44amp;quot; Wide-Format Inkjet Printer with Postscript Capabilities

This is great.

August Farrell

| May 14, 2021

Almost every day since we began using it, everything has worked out well. There have been no problems with this plotter. Our office uses it almost every day, and everything prints sharply, and we have no problems configuring regular Office applications to print to it.

Daniela May

| Jan 27, 2021

Product of high quality.

Javier Byrd

| May 25, 2021

been using my Z5200 for over 18 months and have been pleased with it. I have just finished creating a set of 48 prints for an exhibit at a gallery. I've created them in sizes ranging from 24X36 to 40X60 but except where I've messed up Thanks to the printer's built-in spectrometer, it was possible to create a profile for it in just a few In this case, the three 40X60 prints are going to be mounted on foam core, so I didn't need the Epson paper's additional weight. As well as for many other prints I've been making, I'm using HP Everyday Pigment Ink Satin which, while a bit thinner than I'd like (235 GSM), produces brilliant colors and rich blacks for about half the price (I was told that this dti file was created specifically for the 'Z' anyone who owns a large format inkjet printer will agree that inks are too damn expensive. I calculated that I'm spending more than $1500 on the 300ml cartridges alone. A gallon of gas is only $0. 00! However, it turns out that this ink is cheaper than both Epson and Cannon ink. Additionally, using large cartridges as well as some excellent software that keeps you aware of what's going on in the printer allows you to print out many hundreds of square feet of rich, detailed prints without having any worries about running out of ink all at once. For the sake of avoiding sounding like a mouthwash, I'd like to remind everyone that- In my opinion, there are some things that should be changed It is necessary to load the roll of paper from the back. It is therefore necessary to pull the printer out of the wall so it can do the job. Certainly not a major issue for me (I am 72 years old and have no trouble moving it) although it could be made In the absence of a paper tray, pre-printed forms are not available There are cut sheets for this. As they have to be loaded one at a time, the process is considerably slowed. LCD screens are exactly what they seem to be Just a little! The picture is monochrome as well. It is hard to read the markings on some of the front panel buttons and some of the buttons on the back panel are too small. If you are bright, none of these things will bother you It is not as frustrating for young (under 50) as it is for us old fots. Despite a few nitpicks, this is the first printer that I really like out of the dozens that I've owned over the years. However, I do love him (not as much as I love my dog. It's Gregory - I can be reached at peter@comcast. net.

Rohan Marshall

| Sep 25, 2020

The product I purchased was for my business, but I didn't have the space for it, when I finally had the space (1 month later), my attempt to install it failed because the power supply wasn't working. Due to the fact that it had already been 30 days, the Seller (on sale) was not liable. In this case, I went to HP technical support, but after a month, my plotter was still useless the technical support is seriously inefficient. I would not recommend purchasing this printer.

Gael Suarez

| Jan 26, 2021

It is HP that is the worst. Throughout the years I've owned several HP products and without fail, each of them has failed in short order. You should avoid HP as much as possible (and trust me, the cost is high)!.

Taylor Giles

| Sep 25, 2020