On the other hand, the P1006 helps cover its low capacity with a versatile 10-sheet tray, a nice touch on low-cost printers. If you print more than 30 pages per day, you’ll need to refill the tray frequently enough to be annoying. Unfortunately, its small size goes hand in hand with the low paper capacity-only 150 sheets for the main tray. At just 7.6 by 13.7 by 8.8 inches (HWD) and just 10.3 pounds, both are smaller and lighter than many ink jets. If one of your main requirements for a printer is not to take up much space, consider P1006 as the main competitor. However, this is a bit short of money, which makes it less attractive than it should be. It even has an external wired network option ($69.99 direct) and a Wi-Fi option ($99 direct) connected via a USB port, so you can easily share it over the network. The output quality is good enough for most businesses or personal use. It’s fast enough that it won’t make you wait too long for most print jobs. It’s small and light enough to be installed comfortably in your home office or on a desktop in a large company. In many ways, the HP LaserJet P1006 Printer (direct $179.99) is an attractive option as a personal monochrome laser. HP Laserjet P1006 All-in-One Printer Review
