usability, performance

price, noise

67% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Good tool for quick product shots, ePrint and AirPrint as standard, Touchscreen control

Page scans are slow, Slow colour print, due to carousel, Expensive print, particularly colour

Innovative design improves photos of small objects

Slow performance ; Expensive toner

The elevated camera and automated image processing should appeal to those who take a lot of product shots. The rest of the machine is pretty good, but toner is expensive.

Scans (or, more precisely, photographs) 3D objects. High-quality output for text, graphics, and photos

Although the scanner handles 3D objects unusually well (for a scanner), its usability for traditional scanning is limited

The HP TopShot LaserJet Pro M275 MFP offers high quality output across the board and an unusual scanner (a camera really), designed primarily for scanning 3D objects.

Good 3D object scanning results ; Web-connected features (ePrint, print apps) ; Sharp text quality

Slow color printing speed ; No fax function; no ADF ; Fairly expensive for a 3-in-1 MFP

If you don’t see yourself scanning 3D objects, that’s one less strong reason to buy the TopShot M275. But if you're always taking photographs of small objects to post online or email to clients, and you lament the poor quality of the photos, and are...

3D scans, copies ; Good print quality ; HP ePrint, Web Apps

Manual duplexing ; No front side USB ; Slow color print speeds

The HP TopShot LaserJet Pro M275 is available now through HP and authorized vendors for the suggested retail price of $399.99.

En définitive, le système de numérisation d'objets 3D de la LaserJet Pro TopShot M275nw est intéressant mais n'est pas exempt de défauts, en particulier lorsqu'il s'agit de copier de banals documents papier. L'absence d'un vrai scanner se fait...