HP Color LaserJet Pro MFP 3301fdw Wireless Printer, Print, scan, copy, fax, Fast speeds, Easy setup, Mobile printing, Best for office, AI-enabled

These are a great printer. Hook up-just plug it in and tell it your internet, it finds your PC and you are off. Photo framing quality! But, you need HP toner cartridges with the chip - it makes a difference. I tried cheap toners, not nearly as good, but HP quality costs. The High Yield toners are almost the cost of a new printer, which I just did, yep, bought a new printer vs just toner. It's worth it!

I'm really impressed with the print quality of the MFP 3303sdw; the colors are vibrant and the text is crisp. The setup was straightforward using the HP app, and it has integrated perfectly into my daily workflow. It's a bit larger than a standard inkjet, but the speed and reliability make it well worth the desk space.

I have been using hp printers for over 20 years with great success. Decided to purchase my first laser jet color printer to replace my inkjet printer. Ink is starting to become to very expensive to replace so l hope laser toner will last longer

I am delighted with our new HP Color LaserJet Pro. It has been easy to set up, produces excellent print quality and takes up less space than our previous HP home office printer. Perfect.

Setup was very simple! Even an 80yr old, like me had no problem with the printer and its functions. Truly a "shake the box" installation. Access changing cartridge's is simple also. I have purchased quite a few printers in the past 30 yrs, and this is one of, if not, the most reliable printer I have owned. As a matter of fact, I have one at my winter home, as well as my summer residence! And NO, I do not work for HP! lol

The printer has worked beautifully with the exception that there was only enough toner for about 120-140 pages of printing/copying before the printer wouldn't work and the warning said printer toner "below very low". All 3 colors were "very low" so all the starter packs are truely very limited. I didn't think they would be that limited. I would recommend that HP make it clear in their boxed information with the printer to immediately get extra toner. I happened to get an extra black toner and that worked fine to get the printer up and running again so we have some chance to get all three of the color toners. We paid more for the color toners than the printer. (black Friday sale). So far it IS a great printer printing-wise so I still rank it a 4 even despite this inconvenience and unhelpful introduction.

I bought this printer for home use. The speed and print quality are excellent. Unboxing the printer was easy, and I downloaded the driver from HP.com. I print on standard 8.5 X 11 plain white paper with little or no graphics. My daughter prints on different types and sizes of paper. When she prints, the printer has frequently tried to print to tray 1 (manual feed tray). We went through the settings menu several times, and all of the settings appeared to be correct- auto-select tray, etc. Eventually it printed to Tray 2, but we are not sure what changed. The second issue is that the menu display prompts with every paper change are a hassle and not intuitive. Finally, we had a couple of occasions when the printer indicated a paper jam, but there was no paper in it.

Long-time user and big fan of HP, but unfortunately gotta say, for the first time ever, I was genuinely disappointed with this printer. First, because it just felt kind of "flimsy" coming out of the box, at least by HP standards. As aresult of which, it's relatively creaky and loud when printing or scanning. But also because I was shocked to find that there is no "auxilary" paper tray, which I've never seen an HP printer without. I print a fair amount of envelopes and legal-size paper, and instead of the usual fold-down tray, it has something resembling a "mail slot" on the front into which you have to feed paper and envelopes one sheet at a time. Has I recognized this aspect before purchasing, I would not have.

I received a refurbished printer late and had to pay for printing materials for my birthing clients. I have also already run out of ink, and am going to have to purchase all new ink cartridges, which will cost more than the printer itself. I am going to return the equipment.

This printer has not worked well since the day I got it. It needs to be restarted every few print jobs and the scanner function only scans ten pages