Testseek.com have collected 40 expert reviews of the HP OfficeJet Pro 8600 Plus Series and the average rating is 88%. Scroll down and see all reviews for HP OfficeJet Pro 8600 Plus Series.
March 2012
(88%)
40 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(77%)
232 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
88010040
The editors liked
Professionalquality printing
Comes with preloaded apps
Fast
High-quality output
Duplexes
Duplexing automatic document feeder
Legal-size flatbed
Prints through cloud
Exceptional print
Copy
And scan quality
Fast performance
Automatic-duplexing ADF
Inexpensive ink
The HP Officejet 8600 Plus prints professional-quality photos and documents quickly with versatile connectivity options and robust features like an auto-duplexer
Cloud printing
And a legal-size scanning bay
The editors didn't like
Large size
More customer complaints than other printers
A little larger than most inkjet MFPs
Odd-colored chassis
No slot for specialty media
The touch screen requires aggressive finger presses to actuate the display functions
Professionalquality printing, Comes with preloaded apps
Large size, More customer complaints than other printers
The HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus delivers professional-looking output at rapid speeds. Text, graphics and photos are generally crisp and bright. Experts love this printer, but some owners aren't quite sure.Ease of useEasy setup for most users. Setting up th...
The HP Officejet 8600 Plus prints professional-quality photos and documents quickly with versatile connectivity options and robust features like an auto-duplexer, cloud printing, and a legal-size scanning bay
The touch screen requires aggressive finger presses to actuate the display functions, and there's no way to calibrate its sensitivity
If you can find a desk to accommodate its large size, the HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus all-in-one printer serves up top-shelf output quality at rapid print speeds, suitable for offices, home users, and photo enthusiasts hunting for an upgrade.
Exceptional print, copy, and scan quality, Fast performance, Automatic-duplexing ADF, Inexpensive ink
Odd-colored chassis, No slot for specialty media
This high-volume workhorse is fast, has great print quality, and keeps ink costs in check. It has just about every productivity and convenience feature small offices need in an all-in-one in its price range. Read More...
Fast, High-quality output, Duplexes, Duplexing automatic document feeder, Legal-size flatbed, Prints through cloud,
A little larger than most inkjet MFPs,
The HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus e-All-in-One offers nearly any feature you might want for a micro, small, or busy home office, including fast speed and high quality output. ...
Abstract: The Officejet Pro 8600 Plus is merely one of best inkjet MFPs on the market. You might argue about the default plain paper photo output, but it's very fast, produces good printing overall, and is very cheap to operate. If you don’t need this model’s comprehensive...
Abstract: Hewlett-Packard isn’t the market leader in printing and imaging for nothing, and it’s latest lineup of printers and multifunction devices is making a strong statement that it plans to continue fighting for every point of share. HP OfficeJet Pro 8600Wit...
Abstract: Installation and setup was drama free, although the duplexer isn’t preinstalled, and an automatic firmware update was necessary before we were able to set up the ePrint function. That delivers capabilities such as scheduled or on-demand printing of n...
The Officejet Pro 8600 Plus is merely one of best inkjet MFPs on the market. You might argue about the default plain paper photo output, but it's very fast, produces good printing overall, and is very cheap to operate...
Much cheaper than colour laser, Easy wireless connection, Max 25,000 page monthly duty cycle
No multipurpose tray, USB socket not PictBridge compatible, Slower than specified
HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus Performance HP claims the HP Officejet Pro 8600 print speeds can achieve 20ppm for black and 16ppm for colour print, neither of which looks very realistic when you take into account pre-processing time. This is something the ISO...
