HP Color LaserJet Pro MFP 3302fdn Laser A4 600 x 600 DPI 25 ppm

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The HP Color LaserJet Pro MFP 3302fdn is a solid “small office that prints and scans a lot” machine. For around £376 ex-VAT, you’re getting a reliable colour laser MFP that’s set up for real day-to-day use: duplex printing, decent scan performance, and a control panel that won’t annoy staff after a week. In a UK office where you need colour documents without the faff (or consumable chaos) of cheaper printers, this feels like good value. It’s also the kind of unit an IT reseller can stand behind because it’s a mainstream HP model—parts, support guidance, and driver availability tend to be straightforward.

That said, I wouldn’t pick it if your printing volume is low or you only need occasional scanning. Colour lasers can be a bit of a “buying for uptime” decision—if you rarely print, the cost-per-page reality and toner management won’t feel great. Also, if you’ve got a very print-managed environment (tight controls, lots of network quirks), you’ll want to sanity-check compatibility with your exact workflow—but for most SMBs, it’s a safe bet. Overall: buy this if you’re an office that prints regularly in colour and wants a dependable all-in-one that just works; skip it if your usage is sporadic.