HP LaserJet M110w Wireless Printer, Print, Fast speeds, Easy setup, Mobile printing, Best for home office and small business, AI-enabled

This is a great little machine. It's compact so I can fit it on my filing cabinet and have it out of the way. It was fairly easy to set up and is only finicky to reset if my WiFi happens to go out. The printing on it is pretty quick as well- I can have a bunch of sheets printed from the next room and they'll be done by the time I get there. The ink will last much longer that my inkjet printer, which is great because I won't have to buy ink as often. So far this is a great personal printer and has some potential for light office work. It will come in handy during tax season as well.

This laser printer is quick and quiet, and the print quality is excellent. I set up the wireless myself. The step-by-step instructions are clear. It took ~30 minutes, mostly waiting patiently while the app on my computer completed the steps. The test page printed wirelessly on my first try! I usually only print a few pages per week. But occasionally longer documents. The printer takes whatever I send it in stride. This printer is excellent value.

We made a wise choice in purchasing the HP LJM110w Wireless printer. It is a compact size that performs routine printing tasks easily and quickly. It is so convenient to have a small printer close at hand. I do not need to interrupt the flow of my work to retrieve a copy from across the office.

Good quality, good price

Bought for work for small print jobs where I didn't want to walk to the shared printer. Is quiet, does well with shading and graphics, and doesn't consume much space on my desk. Would be a great laser printer for anyone who doesn't print much (for higher volumes, a bigger printer with a larger paper tray and a larger toner cartridge would probably be a better fit).

I recently replaced my very old HP tower with a new HP all in one computer. My previous HP laser printer was even older. As I only do a very little printing, I don't need anything more than a basic printer. This one does the job, perfectly. I strongly recommend it.

The HP LaserJet M110w printer is strictly for basic black & white printing, which is the #1 reason we purchased it. It doesn't copy or scan, so if you want a multi-function printer, look for a different model. The printer is wireless, however, which makes it convenient when you have multiple devices that need access on your network. The one "ding" I gave was the HP website, which could be far better organized and implemented to find the right drivers when adding other devices.

Troublesome with connection to computer and lack of support (human) from HP The label has a code to use, it is the wrong code? (Misprint?) there is a wifi password on label, alst the wrong code… how goofy and frustrating! The S/N is not understood when asking artificial idiot for help ( not an HP product?) Even tech support not available on weekends or after hours? Why subject us to a machine when it has to take a nappy time? HP is not the IT powerhouse it USED TO BE.

Unable to setup my printer because I do not have a number that is supposed to be on the printer but isn't. I tried following the instructions on the website I was directed to but was still unable to setup the printer. I tried manually but still run into the same problem of needing a WPN or some type of number/code.

Remember the days you could plug in a printer, connect a cord you your laptop and print (no internet)? Ya, I miss those days. I haven't purchased a printer since 2010. I bought this for my daughter for school, but it's a joke - we'll get another one that has no Internet connection at all - no apps (privacy). With this HP, you have to use the app to access the printer, so it gets your router password, demands location to install the app, uploads everything you print, considering nothing gets printed without going through the wireless router first - don't print your passwords! The app collects: Device/IDs/Personal info (Name, Email address, User IDs, Address, and Phone number), Photos and videos, Location (non-negotiable), App activity, App interactions, Installed apps, Financial info, User payment info and Purchase history, App info and performance, Crash logs. For all I know, it listens in full time too. I'm tired of tech companies forcing invasion of privacy apps!