- Is the HP DesignJet Z9+ worth it over a smaller photo printer?
- If you regularly print A1 proofs, posters or client work and need calibrated color, the Z9+ earns its place. For occasional letter-size photos, a desktop photo printer is simpler and cheaper to run.
- How does it compare with Epson and Canon wide-format printers?
- Print quality is broadly comparable. The Z9+ stands out for its built-in spectrophotometer and native PostScript support, which reduce manual profiling and RIP needs. Rival models may be faster or cheaper to run.
- Does it print double-sided?
- No. The Z9+ does not support duplex printing, so double-sided boards and booklets need manual handling or a different device.
- What connectivity does it offer?
- It has Ethernet and USB. Ethernet is the practical choice for a shared studio network; there is no Wi-Fi.
- What paper sizes can it handle?
- It takes rolls and sheets up to 24 inches wide, including A1. Larger sizes are not supported.
- What comes in the box?
- The printer ships with starter ink cartridges, a printhead and a spindle for roll media. A stand and extra media are usually sold separately.
- Where is the HP DesignJet Z9+ 24 Inch Large Format PostScript Printer cheapest?
- At Adorama, for $2,999.00, 32% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the HP DesignJet Z9+ 24 Inch Large Format PostScript Printer?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Adorama, Office Depot, Quill.