HP LaserJet 1020

usability, performance, price, design, durability

reliability

62% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Leistung

100% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

Small, cheap

Poor print quality

Small size and a low price make the HP LaserJet 1020 a good fit for a home office in which space is at a premium and occasional printing jobs don't require the utmost in speed, quality and economy.

Small, cheap

Poor print quality

Small size and a low price make the HP LaserJet 1020 a good fit for a home office in which space is at a premium and occasional printing jobs don't require the utmost in speed, quality and economy.

Small footprint ; Competitive price

Text quality failed to impress

The paper tray holds up to 150 sheets and can cope with legal-size paper. You'll have to feed envelopes one at a time through the manual slot just above the paper tray. With only two lights, the LaserJet 1020's control panel is about as simplest you...

Small footprint ; Competitive price

Text quality failed to impress

This svelte 11-pound printer is the lightest, smallest, and slowest unit on the chart.

Small size. Excellent text by any measure. Reasonably high-quality graphics and photos for the price

Low paper capacity, at only 150 sheets

This personal monochrome laser takes up as little space as a typical ink jet and delivers excellent text at a reasonable speed. But the 150-sheet paper capacity makes it a poor choice even if you print as little as 50 pages per day.

Workhorse printer, Reliable, Cheap to run

Limited memory, Sparse features

A great little laser printer with a sturdy build quality, fast output and great text

Very inexpensive ; Good text quality ; Print costs are low ; Manual feed tray for one-off prints

No built-in duplexer ; Not network-ready ; Graphics print quality needs improvement

HP backs the LaserJet 1020 with a standard one-year warranty, which is on par with the competition. HP's Web site has downloadable drivers, software, and manuals; e-mail and online chat tech support; FAQs; and a troubleshooting guide.

Very inexpensive; good text quality; print costs are low; manual feed tray for one-off prints.

No built-in duplexer; not network-ready; graphics print quality needs improvement.

The HP LaserJet 1020 is a good deal for home users who have light print needs, but just a little bit more money can get you more features and better print quality.

It's hard not to like this nippy little printer. While available for pocket-money prices it is built to the same quality standards as other HP printers and there's really no competition without shelling out a lot more dough.