HP Samsung Xpress C430W Wireless Color Laser Printer with Simple NFC + WiFi Connectivity and Built-in Ethernet (SS230G)

Literally, with the CD provided, took me under 10 minutes to set the printer up with my laptop using Wi-Fi. So easy, then another 5 minutes to download the Samsung Mobile Printer app on my iPhone and iPad and print using Wi-Fi on those devices. Crisp, dark B&W and rich color for graphics and photos. Am using Hammermill paper at 100% bright. As other reviewers have noted the color printing is not fast, but the quality end product is well worth the wait. Not the printer for you if you are trying to print at commercial speeds. A set of replacement cartridges cost $221 vs the $139 for the printer, but they supposedly produce 1000 copies. This printer comes with cartridges and they look like the regular ones vs starter, but we will find out. Before this I had a Samsung Express m2020 B&W, which I loved. Enjoying the upgrade a lot, good printer, good purchase.

Setup is brutal for Google Cloud Print on this Samsung printer. Despite being advertised as being easy to use w/ Google Cloud Print, you can't setup this printer with even a Samsung Google Chromebook because this device requires you to install via a CD ROM (what year is it?!). I eventually found a 6 y.o. computer that had a CD drive and many, many steps later was finally able to setup Google Cloud Print.Less annoying, but annoying nonetheless, the giant advertising sticker ("easy mobile printing" "sharp text, clean image" etc etc) on the device is horribly weak so it took me over 30 minutes to get every piece of the sticker off (eventually using goo gone to get it off).Another unexpected "feature" is that when regular letter paper is in the paper tray, the tray will always stick out in front of the device - something that the photos of this printer seem to purposefully avoid showing (since it doesn't look as attractive with a door sticking open - at first I thought it was broken until I saw user photos).Other than that, it prints well. But so do many other smarter, less annoying printers.Update: Dropping from 2 stars to 1 star, the Amazon Dash Replenishment Services (DRS) feature, which purports to automatically order toner when depleted, instead automatically orders yellow toner every 3-5 days (despite successfully installing and using the first yellow toner sent) and will not automatically order black toner (despite the device showing that black is empty). I've called Amazon Customer Support and been sent to 7 different CS reps and literally zero of them know what Amazon Dash Replacement Services or DRS is (so I've had to explain it 7 times) and none have been able to begin to help. I'm now left with a printer that requires me to call Amazon CS every 3-5 days to have the automatic yellow toner orders canceled. To say the Amazon Customer Service experience has been frustrating would be a massive understatement. How can no Amazon CS rep know what Amazon's own digital service is, or at least know enough to transfer me to someone who does?

I was surprised when I received a used printer from Amazon, despite ordering new. I guess every so often a return slips through the cracks and goes out as new. Cartridges were still mostly full, but came installed so I knew something wasn't right from the get-go. Color photographs had a line going down them, and I could not get rid of it. I ended up exchanging the printer, and currently waiting for a new one.I would say the slowest part of the printing is waiting for the documents to spool to the printer. The actual time per page is not that bad. Certainly not some 30 page a minute laser printer, but for average home use I think it's fine.Quality to me looks outstanding! Crisp Blacks and colors are vibrant. I would not really use for photographs, but it produces a pretty nice image. Looks like you can create custom color profiles for it as well if you have proper equipment (I do), so this is an added plus.Most color laser printers are hundreds of dollars minimum, so I would say this represents a pretty good value, and appears there are third-party options available for cartridges.A bit disappointed that my first one was used, but considering the huge amount of orders Amazon processes and ease at which you can exchange items, all is good. Just have to wait an extra week or so to get a printer.Update:New printer arrived (cartridges do come installed, which seem a bit strange to me). Wireless is slow, but works quite fast on USB. Output is outstanding, even in eco mode. Nice driver with plenty of options. Very happy with this printer, especially at $129 I paid for it. For wireless it is quite slow, and trying to use from smart phone gave plenty of errors. Best on USB.

I only had it for a few days but I expect it to be just as good as my Samsung monochrome laser I bought back in 2012 which still runs good. Only had to replace the toner once on it. I don't print very often so I assume the toners on this printer will last for a while. I printed a 8x10 photo and a resume on it and both looked good. Not sure if this printer was pre or post HP acquisition of Samsung's laser printer division but hope quality doesn't drop. Setting up this printer went flawlessly. I can print from all my devices fine. Printed a document from my smartphone ok. It does take a few seconds longer then my monochrome printer but doesn't bother me. Overall I think I got a good deal from the seller I bought it from. Bought it in like new with limited page count. When I got it looked brand new to me.