What would you choose ....?

[qbert69]

I'd go with a Kyocera!

In Japanese:

Kyo = Cut

Cera = Ceramic

They originally started with R&D for making ceramic knives!...They carried that over to make materials for their xerographic technology, the imaging drums that are 98% the hardness of a diamond!

[savi0r]

The truth is, both of these are crap machines--almost throw away units. I say HP because a client of mine bought a bunch of Brothers instead of HPs, and almost half of them were putting creases in the paper from the fuser--this is right out of the box. It happened mainly when the customers were running more than 10 prints at a time. They made the switch to HP. That was about a year ago. Finally, last week, I had my first call that actually required parts. The HP unit needs a new fuser & ADF unit, after 180,000 prints.

What were the regular service calls about? Just curious.

[theengel]

More often than not, it was the generic ctgs they were using.

HP Laserjet M400 MFP Jams