
Produce office documents quickly and efficiently with this HP LaserJet Enterprise m553dn color printer, which prints up to 40 ISO ppm* in black and color. The 4-line color display with keypad makes it easy to choose settings.
A: Yes, it has automatic duplex (double-sided printing).
Q: is this printer Apple mac compatible?
A: Yea it is, IPhone, IPad using wireless connection and Mac wireless and wired.
Q: Can you plug this into a UL Surge Power Strip Tower?...It will not reach my wall outlet.
A: The short but honest answer is "it depends". Here's why it depends: When a laser printer is turned on, and again when you print something and the fuser begins operating, it draws a large amount of current-possibly enough to trip the built in circuit breaker in the power strip. If it doesn't trip, then it's fine. You'll want to make sure that you don't have anything else plugged into that strip, so the breaker doesn't have to deal with whatever else is on plus the printer.
Q: Is there a straight thru feed for card stock printing?
A: The printer has a flip down tray which is labeled as tray 1 it has the envelope feeder as well as a paper tray that is designed to handle thicker card stock and paper. As with any color laser printer in order to print on photo type paper you will need to research what paper is supported by the printer.
Q: are included cartridges full size?
A: The print cartridge set included is a starter set as stated on packaging included inside the box. I purchased additional cartridges to make sure I had them on hand when needed. (Keep a look-out for sales on ink for this printer, it is quite costly.)
Q: Can this printer be used for printing only in BLACK using a high-yield BLACK TONER CARTRIDGE?
A: Yes. In the control panel...devices and printers, select the printer and then click on the color button and change it there to not print in color.
Q: Does this do borderless printing on letter size paper (8.5" x 11")?
A: If 0.08 inch is sufficiently borderless, yes.That's for the current Windows drivers. Generally, print drivers sometimes enforce limits that hardware does not have. I speculate that printing beyond the paper risks toner/ink buildup. If precise size doesn't matter but the border is visually unacceptable, I'd prefer to print to standard paper and trim off the border.