So far, the HP LaserJet P4015N has been the best printer I've ever owned. The quality of the prints is outstanding. The speed of the printer is unprecedented, and doesn't overheat, even after printing 100 pages in a row! The refill cartridges are easy to find, and even easier to install. They also cost a reasonable price, and don't run out very quick at all. Highly recommended.

MonsterFan

Houston, TX

Years ago we all thought that that laser printing was some sort of miracle...such a quiet, clean way to print compared to the old dot matrix monsters.  Well, technology has improved by leaps, skips and bounds and the HP 4015 is no exception.  I can't believe that a machine can pump out production like this, with such amazing quality.  Whether it's a complex page with a lot of grayscale graphics or a simple single-font page of text, the machine seems to run at top speed and with the same crispness I've come to know and love over the years.  HP continues to be my choice when it comes to laser printing and this machine is an excellent example of why HP leads the pack consistently when it comes to machines that do the job to perfection.  I still comparison shop, and still continue to find that other brands of machine out there are lacking in some respect in relation to HP, and that if the price of the equipment is a bit lower, well there is always a reason!   My money and my time continue to be better invested with HP printers.

danndemann

Mckinney, TX

Bought thi sprinter for my work. Thought it was a great price for allt he functions. Love how fast the papers print(so much faster than opur previuos modle which was probably 8 years old). My only complaint is that the printer motor is just a little to loud. Probably doesnt help that i sit right next to it.

BrookeCallEldridge

Mission Viejo, CA

The HP Laserjet P4015N is a very well built printer.  It's design is most like it's predecesor (the HP Laserjet 4250/4350).  Although this is common for HP, the feed rollers and are pretty much universal between the four models (4015's, 4200's, 4250's, and 4350's).  The fuser is also very easy to replace just like in the previous models, with it's two clip remove design.  This makes it much easier since you don't need a screwdriver to remove it.  The only issue I have noticed on this model is the same thing that happened on the 4200 series as well.  The fuser drive gears seem to grind and wear down, even if the fuser is snapped in place properly.  This was addressed in the 4200 series printers, and is easily fixed by replacing that gear with an aftermarket one, however it is a bit of a pain to get to it.  I've only seen it happen to one printer (which I've had many of the 4200 series printers do that), but I thought it was worth mentioning.  All in all this is a very well built printer (despite the fuser gear issue), and is well worth the money. 

chrys0203

Campbell, OH