Color Laser Printer For Graphic Designer

[0.805 lb] I am a graphic designer and I love HP printers... the previous printer (an HP) lasted 12 years... this new printer HP Color Laserjet M553x is a beast... fast and great color!

[IPS-Type LCD] I'm a graphic designer and photographer so my need for accurate color is critical no matter my output. This monitor does the job for a fraction of their competitors. I called NEC and they advised me not only which monitor best suited my needs but pointed me to B&H who got it to me within 2 days FREE shipping. Couldn't be happier!

[Color] This printer is easy to set up and use. I needed a laser printer for specific graphic design projects and I am pleased with the results. The colors produces are very close to my original oil paintings.

[13.5 x 6.7 x 5"] Brother makes a great Laser color printer, so you'd expect them to make great cartridges. AND they do!

[2400 x 600 dpi] Excellent laser color printer. Works with wifi successfully

[512 GB] This is a killer monitor... I've been using mine as a professional digital photographer/graphic designer for years... it's hooked up to my 2014 Mac Mini. I did adjust it a bit for color accuracy/beightness but it has never let me down. My stuff always looks great after editing with the omen on any monitor. I have a projector for my gaming stuff.

[0.04 lb] I am a 70 yo designer that has been using B&H for all my graphic / art / photographic needs for at least 40 years...inks, paper, cameras, printers, equipment, etc. etc. They always have what I need and business is good just using them. I know I will have my order the next day. I love you B&H. NS

[Color] All the features I expected in a color laser printer. It’s an excellent machine and I buy it again in a second.

[288-Pin DIMM] I like a lot the big capacity of this. I'm a Graphic Designer and this works very good for my set-up cause sometimes I edit video.

[Right] As a graphic designer that never got the knack of tablets - and as someone prone to carpel tunnel syndrome, I've used track balls for years. My latest one finally failed so I decided to try this Kensington model. It took a while to get used to the larger-than-normal ball but after a few days I find it very easy and natural to use - super smooth and highly controllable. The wrist pad is also perfect for the device, and I'm sure will help my sensitive wrists. It has four programmable buttons that will come in handy. The scroll ring is also good.