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HP
LaserJet Enterprise 600 M602x Monochrome Laser Printer

High-volume mono workgroup printer with 1,100-sheet input. A closer look at the benefits, the limitations, and the alternatives.

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Our take

The HP LaserJet Enterprise 600 M602x is a monochrome print-only machine for a shared office queue that needs speed, automatic two-sided output, and a large standard paper reserve. HP identifies product CE993A and rates the model up to 52 pages per minute on Letter and 50 on A4. Three standard trays provide 1,100 input sheets, while the documented recommended monthly range is 3,000 to 15,000 pages. The M602x suffix matters: HP's model comparison assigns the extra 500-sheet Tray 3 and standard duplex to this configuration. The model is discontinued, and current supplies, service, offer condition, and stock are not established here.

Consider it for

A wired office queue that values a large standard paper reserve, automatic duplex, and documented high monthly workload guidance..

Look elsewhere if

Choose another model if you need built-in Wi-Fi without an accessory, copy or scan functions, a compact personal printer, or a currently supported product with confirmed supplies.

Pros & cons

What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.

What works in its favor

  • The standard 1,100-sheet input combines three trays, reducing refill interruptions for a shared queue.
  • HP specifies automatic duplex and a 3,000–15,000 page recommended monthly range for this exact configuration.
  • The 52 ppm Letter rating and Gigabit Ethernet suit a wired workgroup that regularly sends large print jobs.

What to weigh up

  • HP marks the M602x discontinued, so current repair, consumable, software, and service options need separate checking.
  • Wireless networking requires an optional accessory; built-in wireless is not part of the standard profile.
  • The Amazon item page identifies a renewed model, but the saved evidence does not establish any individual unit's state or current seller terms.

The key details

Published product specifications
Model coveredM602x
Main functionsPrint only; monochrome laser
Print outputUp to 52 ppm Letter / 50 ppm A4
Two-sided printingAutomatic duplex; 1,100-sheet standard input and 600-sheet output

Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 4, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.

What the features mean for you

Keep the M602x suffix tied to its configuration

HP's M601/M602/M603 guide distinguishes the M602x from the nearby M602dn and M602n. The M602x includes automatic duplex and an additional 500-sheet Tray 3; the M602dn has duplex without that third tray, while the M602n lacks both as standard features. That distinction changes paper capacity and everyday handling, so a listing that only says M602 should not be treated as the same package. Match the complete model label and product CE993A before comparing this profile with a particular device.

Three standard trays prioritize uninterrupted output

The documented standard supply is a 100-sheet multipurpose Tray 1 plus two 500-sheet trays, for 1,100 sheets of input. HP lists both a 500-sheet face-down bin and a 100-sheet face-up output path. This is a meaningful advantage for a shared queue that runs through ordinary paper quickly or needs separate stocks available. It is also a larger machine and a more involved paper system than a compact desk printer. Inspect each tray, pickup path, and output route on any used unit rather than assuming the paper hardware remains complete.

Speed and monthly guidance describe a workgroup role

HP rates the M602x at up to 52 pages per minute on Letter and 50 on A4. Those figures are manufacturer ratings, not a promise that every host, complex file, or aging unit will sustain the same pace. The 3,000–15,000 monthly recommendation is the more useful guide to intended routine workload. HP's separate 225,000-page duty-cycle figure is a maximum ceiling and should not be substituted for the recommended range. Estimate the office's normal use and check the page count and maintenance history of the exact machine under consideration.

Automatic duplex is standard; wireless is an add-on

HP documents automatic duplex as standard, so the printer turns sheets during two-sided print jobs without a person reloading the stack. That suits reports and recurring packets better than manual duplex. The built-in connections are Gigabit Ethernet, Hi-Speed USB 2.0, and host USB. Wireless is not built in to the listed M602x configuration and requires an optional accessory. An office should plan around the actual wired ports unless the specific unit includes and supports the wireless option; the M602x name alone does not prove that accessory is fitted.

Treat its discontinued status and listing separately

HP marks this product discontinued. The saved Amazon page title and structured product fields match M602X and CE993A, which supports the exact-model destination, but that page is identified as a renewed-model listing and does not establish the condition or terms for every offer. Confirm the chassis label, tray configuration, duplex operation, toner, service history, and return policy on a specific unit. The cited technical sources establish the design and ratings; they do not establish present stock, price, or long-term supply availability.

What else to compare

Compare the wired M4020ND or P3500DN for smaller paper reserves and lower documented ratings, or choose a current network model if support and supplies matter more than this discontinued platform.

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Before you buy

Does the M602x include automatic duplex?

Yes. HP's model guide identifies automatic duplex as a standard M602x feature, alongside the additional 500-sheet Tray 3.

How much paper fits in its standard trays?

HP lists 100 sheets in Tray 1 and 500 each in Trays 2 and 3, for 1,100 standard input sheets.

Does this exact model have built-in Wi-Fi?

No built-in wireless is documented for the standard M602x; HP says wireless requires an optional accessory.

Where can I check the current price?

Use the Amazon link for current offers. Check the exact model, seller, product condition, delivery, and return terms. This page does not display a live price or confirm stock.

Sources & review basis

We use the following manufacturer documentation for the product features above. Our suitability notes and buying advice are editorial judgments based on those features, not measured performance results.

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The decision

The M602x is a clearly specified high-volume wired mono printer whose third tray and automatic duplex distinguish it from sibling models. Its discontinued lifecycle and optional wireless should shape the decision as much as its speed and capacity.

Is it the right fit?

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