New Printer Reccomendation Wanted: Color & Quiet

G

Gary

I have an HP InkJet 5550 that I'm mostly happy with.

Only problem is that sometimes (like now) I wake up
in the middle of the night and work. And this thing makes
so much noise with the head going back and forth and the
paper handling, I feel like I'm waking-up the entire house.

Any decent color printers being made that are quiet.

I'd rather stick the the inexpensive ink-jets, but I suppose
a laser, if not too expensive would be ok.

Thanks,
Gary
 
M

Michael Johnson, PE

Gary said:
I have an HP InkJet 5550 that I'm mostly happy with.

Only problem is that sometimes (like now) I wake up
in the middle of the night and work. And this thing makes
so much noise with the head going back and forth and the
paper handling, I feel like I'm waking-up the entire house.

Any decent color printers being made that are quiet.

I'd rather stick the the inexpensive ink-jets, but I suppose
a laser, if not too expensive would be ok.

I can't speak for other brands but most of Canon's inkjet printers have
a "night mode" that makes them nearly silent.
 
M

measekite

Canon IP4300 is quiet and can be made quieter by placing it in quiet
mode. You will loose some speed in that mode.
 
M

measekite

I can't speak for other brands but most of Canon's inkjet printers
have a "night mode" that makes them nearly silent.


That is totally false. Most canon printers have a quiet mode that can
also be used during the day in offices where noise may be a factor as well.
 
T

Tom Crooze

Gary said:
I have an HP InkJet 5550 that I'm mostly happy with.

Only problem is that sometimes (like now) I wake up
in the middle of the night and work. And this thing makes
so much noise with the head going back and forth and the
paper handling, I feel like I'm waking-up the entire house.

Any decent color printers being made that are quiet.

I'd rather stick the the inexpensive ink-jets, but I suppose
a laser, if not too expensive would be ok.

Thanks,
Gary
My ip3000 ( and current models as well I would assume ) have the Quiet Mode
which can be customised
Always use Quiet Mode
Never use Quiet Mode
or set times for Quiet Mode operation
I can tell you that when it's operational....IT'S QUIET ALRIGHT!
 

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