A Pro-tier wide-format page-wide MFP — improved color accuracy, photo-grade output capability — for AEC shops needing client-facing color beyond standard technical-document grade.
Most printer pages just tell you what a printer does. Here's the honest version: when this machine is the right choice, when it's fine, and when you should look at something else. We sell a lot of these for a reason, but the reason is not "every office."
| Print technology | Multifunction |
|---|---|
| Print speed (mono) | Up to 0 pages per minute |
| Print speed (color) | Up to 0 pages per minute |
| Duplex printing | Automatic Duplex |
| Copy & Scan | |
| Capability | Color Multifunction |
| Duplex copy / scan | Automatic Duplex |
| Scanner type | 36-in CIS scanner |
| Scan destinations | network folder, USB, scan-to-cloud |
| Paper | |
| Paper capacity | 0 sheets |
| Paper size | Wide-format |
| Recommended monthly volume | 0 pages |
| Max monthly duty cycle | |
| Connectivity | |
| Display | 15.6 inches |
| Physical & power | |
| Form factor | Wide-format |
| Usage class | Production |
| Manufacturer | HP |
| Model | 4VW19A |
Three ways to get this printer, each priced to match how you actually use it. Most small offices lease because toner and maintenance are bundled. If you know what you need, buy outright. If you already own one, just reorder supplies.
Final lease rate depends on term length, credit profile, and bundled supplies. Outright purchase and supplies pricing varies with bundled warranty, install packages, and order volume. Request a quote for exact pricing.
HP PageWide XL Pro 5200 MFP Printer in original HP packaging. Wide-format form factor, roughly 77 x 30.9 x 55.7 inches
Includes a high-capacity starter supply, giving you about 3 to 6 months of use before you have to think about your next order.
HP quick-start card, power cord, USB cable (use Wi-Fi or Ethernet for multi-user), and a link to driver downloads.
Book a 20-minute setup call with our team. We'll walk through network config, driver install, and first print. No extra cost, no sales pitch.
The #1 question we get on this printer is "which toner do I buy?" Short answer: you have two cartridge options and a drum. Standard yield TN830 covers roughly 1,200 pages. High yield TN830XL covers roughly 4,500 pages and is the better value for most offices. Pick XL unless you print very little.
The drum unit (DR810) is separate and usually lasts 15,000 to 30,000 pages before it needs replacing. At a typical small office volume, expect to change it once every 2 to 4 years.
If you lease this printer through us, toner and drum are included. You never pay for supplies separately. That's usually the better deal once you add up real costs over 3 years.
Standard-yield toner
About 1,200 pages · fits all L2700 / L2750 / L2759 series
High-yield toner BEST VALUE
About 4,500 pages · recommended for most offices
Drum unit
15,000–30,000 pages · replace every 2–4 years · separate from toner
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If this model isn't quite right, here are the printers most often compared. Faster, color-capable, or floor-standing commercial options for higher volume.
Tell us how you want to pay (outright, lease, or supplies only) and what volume you run. You'll get a line-item quote back within one business day, from a specialist who actually works on these machines, not a general sales rep.
The questions we get asked most often on this model. If yours isn't here, call (706) 561-0075 and get an answer in about 30 seconds.
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