HP M750n Toner
LaserJet Enterprise M750n Toner Cartridges

HP M750n Printer Review

The HP LaserJet Enterprise M750n color laser printer has networking features that busy office users will appreciate, and it can print up to 30 pages per minute. Its price tag is a little high, but it is a bit more compact than expected, and HP M750n printer toner is affordable. It is also quick to respond, with a first page out time of around 10 seconds.

The M750 series includes the M750n model with network sharing, and also the M750dn model that also includes automatic duplexing. Its networking features include support for HP's ePrint platform, allowing office users to print right from their mobile devices, such as tablets and smartphones. The machine also includes a front USB port for connecting flash drives and other storage media.

The M750n includes a 500-sheet tray and a 250-sheet tray, as well as a 100-sheet multipurpose tray for alternative media types. Extra trays can be added to expand its capacity even further, up to a maximum of 2,350 sheets. Offices that need even more capacity might consider deploying multiple machines, and they can all be controlled from a single interface with its included management tools. This allows administrators to monitor things like paper supply and the level of LaserJet Enterprise M750n toner from a networked computer.

A common issue with color models is the expense of maintaining four replacement toners. While the HP M750n toner cartridges are somewhat expensive, they do have larger capacities that those of smaller models. Each color LaserJet Enterprise M750n toner cartridge can supply around 15,000 pages, while the black supply can yield around 13,500 pages. Buyers can also consider using remanufactured HP M750n toner instead of OEM versions.

With a monthly duty cycle of up to 120,000 pages, the LaserJet Enterprise M750n is built for serious office volumes. Its starting paper capacity is solid, and upgradeability is a nice bonus, though its purchase price might be too high for smaller budgets.