HP Color LaserJet Enterprise 6700dn Printer

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

If you’re paying £1,146 ex-VAT for an HP Color LaserJet Enterprise 6700dn, you’re not doing it for home-office printing—you’re doing it for volume, consistency, and “set it up and forget it” reliability in a busy UK office. The big reason to buy is that Enterprise-class colour laser is generally what you want when people will actually print regularly (reports, proposals, internal marketing bits) and you care about dependable output day after day without messing about with tuning or workflow workarounds. If your team prints enough to keep it busy, the running cost and time saved tends to look a lot more sensible than with cheaper colour lasers.

That said, this isn’t great value if you print rarely or in tiny volumes. Colour lasers can punish you for under-use (toner costs and the way colour consumables behave), and if you mostly need black-and-white, you’ll usually be better served by something less premium. Also, make sure you’ve got the right network/print setup for your environment—“print only” can be perfectly fine, but only if you’re not expecting scanning/copying as part of your workflow. Bottom line: buy this if you’re a real print user and want Enterprise reliability; skip it if colour volume is occasional or you just need basic monochrome output.