HP LaserJet M110w Wireless Black & White Printer, Print, Fast speeds, Easy Setup, Mobile Printing, Best-for-Small Teams

Haven't had this printer very long, so cannot judge it's longevity. Purchased for home use, not really business. This replaces an HP laserjet printer we had for several years. The old one was always kind of temperamental and needed to be reset at times. This new one, M110w is smaller, lighter, and much quicker. Pages fly out quickly. Printing is much better compared to our old model. This one is clearer and cleaner. Love how fast it is and how it doesn't have printer temper tantrums. I'm in my 70's, and not very quick with technology. I had my son set it up for me, mostly using his phone. Maybe took about a half hour to get it going. Overall, seemed pretty easy. I'm pleased with my purchase and, at this point in time, highly recommend. I'm hoping it holds up.

Small, compact and prints super fast. The quality of the prints is excellent! I was hesitant because it doesn't have a scanner but the HP software has a phone app to use your phone as the scanner and it works really well. Bring monochrome is fine, too, because I didn't print in color and grayscale images are fine. I bought this because I seldomly print and was tired of having to buy ink cartridges each time I went to print. This has solved that perfectly and at a great price point. I always read the reviews prior to a purchase and all of the negative ones for this are unfounded. I had this setup in literally 5 minutes. There are no issues with Wi-Fi printing. If there are, it's with the Wi-Fi, not this printer. I highly recommend this printer!

I have used HP printers for many years now and have always been satisfied with the quality. This one is without exception. I love this one for its size. The footprint is very small and fits easily on my desk. If you need to move it around it is extremely light but durable. The print quality is outstanding. I have always liked LaserJet printers For the fact that I don’t have to worry about the ink drying up. I could let this printer set for two years, then hit print and it would be perfect. The other feature I like about this printer is the fact that it uses Wi-Fi and I do not have to plug in my computer. I can also print from my phone. I can be downstairs and hit print then come up in my page has been printed. The model number on this printer is M110w. The W stands for Wi-Fi. This has been one of my best purchases of the year. Another good quality is that it is not very loud. Very quiet.

The printer itself prints fine. The problem is ownership. HP uses “Dynamic Security” firmware that can block third-party toner cartridges. I was successfully using an aftermarket cartridge (about 1,600–2,000 pages for ~$20–$35). It worked perfectly. Then, while the printer was connected to Wi-Fi, HP pushed a firmware update and suddenly the same brand cartridge — which had worked before — was rejected with a “Non-HP chip” error. The only change was the firmware. I was then forced to purchase an HP cartridge for $61 that yields about 950 pages. It did work — but at more than double the cost per page. I also briefly tried HP’s automatic toner subscription. It started at $4.99/month. One month I printed more than usual and my bill jumped to $25 — and it stayed there. I had to call and push through multiple representatives to cancel. If you buy this printer: • Set it up • Update it once • Then disable automatic firmware updates • Consider blocking internet access at your router • Avoid enrolling in subscription toner programs If you plan to use aftermarket toner, only buy one at a time and make sure it advertises compatibility with the latest firmware — because HP can change compatibility remotely. If I had known about these firmware restrictions and subscription practices beforehand, I would have chosen a different brand. The printer works. The ecosystem is the problem.

I have to agree with other customers here, the print quality is not great, and the print is very faint. if I want thick black ink I will continue to use my ink printer. The plastic is flimsy, this could easily break. The print speed is very good, but the print quality is barely ok. Faint and not very sharp. The Linux software, HPLIP, is pretty poor. It installs the printer twice, but both of them work, you can use either one. The test print doesn't work, but the test print from cups works just fine. I think this is actually just a GUI interface for cups. I print from the command line anyway, so this doesn't bother me, but it's not great software to begin with, very buggy, but not in a way that it affects me. Printing via cups from the command line works just fine. I got mine as a special for 99 bux, and for that price it's a good deal. If it weren't cheap I would be disappointed and return it. For 99 bux it's a good deal, I have plenty of low-quality stuff to print fast from the command line.

Great printer! NOTE - this printer works on 2.4 ghz only and not 5.0 ghz. My ATT router had both 2.4 ghz and 5.0 ghz bands enabled and the printer would not connect to my network. I had to go into my router settings and disable the 5.0 ghz option and the printer connected immediately. Fairly simple process to complete; check YouTube for instructions on how to complete this process for your router if needed.

Have had this printer for a few years. Needed a second one for my mom's place. Prints well and efficiently. Not large and doesn't take up too much space. Great for students looking to print up to large loads. Also great to have at home for the occasional document.

This printer was super easy to set up. It literally took me less than 3 minutes. It prints out fast too. Highly recommend this one

La impresora funciona bien pero el toner es muy difícil de conseguir y carísimo , aquí en mexico no lo conseguí , pague 100 dlls en EUA

I had to replace a big Canon laser printer. This HP printer is much smaller, which I like. It prints wirelessly from my computer, my tablet and my phone. Nice. It does not scan nor copy. If I want a copy of something, I take a picture of the original with my phone and then print from my phone. It only prints black, not color. This is fine for my printing and cheaper and faster than colour ink cartridges. One caution - when you need to replace the toner cartridges you have to use an HP original or find a cartridge with a matching chip imbedded or it will not print. Amazon does sell suitable cartridges but buy carefully. This printer was easy to setup and has been reliable so far.

While the quality does not measure up to my old LaserJet 6P it is satisfactory for occasional use. It is tiny for a laser printer and the temptation is to believe that it is portable. I would have liked to be able to use it in the woods while building a cabin to print drawings, but it requires WIFI. Flawed assumption is what comes from urban living. The designers have not thought the process through to the end of the equation. In any event, setup was easy and straightforward from my desktop computer, but I have not yet succeeded in getting it to print from my laptop. That likely arises because years separate the time each of these were purchased and setup of accounts are not identical. So it works on one, but does not recognize the other and does not respond. Like all of the smart devices it requires 2.4 ghz WIFI so you will likely have to set your router to broadcast in both 2.4 and 5.0 ghz. Note: About three months later the info that the printer uses to sign in to WIFI became corrupted so a printer offline message appeared. In order to fix it you need to connect the printer to the computer with a USB 2.0 male A to male B printer cable. It is a good idea to have one on hand, as you will likely eventually need to use it and it is not included with the printer.

Printer works well. Nothing fancy but all I need. Good quality printing. Had some issues will installing but rectified

Compact, exactly what I was looking for in term of size. Easy install. Works well. Issues 1 & 2 would prevent me from purchasing this printer again. 1. The paper tray capacity is annoyingly small. Says it holds 150 pages but does it really?? I've not done a page by page count so maybe but skeptical. Another 1/2" of height and you could fit a 1/2 ream of paper which is more reasonable 2. The paper guide is terrible. Really cheesy, cheap. Impossible to "snug up" against the paper pile. Pages come out crooked if you don't constantly check to make sure it is tight. Even the act of printing can giggled the guide out of place. 3. Last but not least, the HP toner is very expensive and you have to be careful to change setting in your printer control panel to allow 3rd party consumables. But it can be done. I would NOT buy this printer again.