HPLaserJet M110w Wireless Black & White Printer | 1 Year Limited Warranty | 2-Sided Printing | Print from phone or tablet | Smallest laser in its class | 150 sheet input tray |Print speed up to 20ppmBlue Angel

Needed a compact reliable basic printer that works without messing with inkjet head cleaning every few months, so opted for this mono laser jet. I set it up to WiFi using the WPS button method without needing to install the HP Smart app, no issues, and it is now setup and working with iPhone, android and windows 11. So far so good, much faster and sharper text that my old Epson inkjet, I wish I got a laser printer earlier. I will avoid HP firmware updates and try third party toner when my cartridge runs out.

Good sized compact printer, looks nice and unobtrusive, print quality is decent and it's fairly quiet.Connectivity and toner are something else though. When it finally connects it isn't long before the warning light flashes and it won't print. It doesn't specify what's wrong with it, you'll have to sign in to your HP account (which you MUST have before it works) to find out, and that's not guaranteed. Not user friendly in any way, everything seems to be a struggle and the support is worthless.The worst bit is the toner. It's very expensive and runs out fast, and if you've signed up for HP+ and then cancelled the spare toner cartridges you may have just stop working altogether. So you're forced to buy HP toner at £50-£60 each. The printer itself was only around £90.That's a good thing because it's going in the bin in favour of a printer that I don't have to open a joint account with and surrender my personal data.P.S. - Also discovered that account support is non-existent and it's impossible to delete your account. Looks like HP will have me on its books for a while. Worse than worthless.

This is good printer but it was an unauthorized purchase

Beautiful quality and size is great - ready to have wifi printer so my families iMac, MacBook and iPad can all print .But the software set up is totally painful and slowSo really good quality printer, AND if you're patient with the set up it's great

If you discount the time it takes to enroll in the HP ink service the printer is straightforward and quick to setup.We are light users so no more than 10 pages printed at a time. Quick to start up and prints clearly with no streaks, smudges or light areas but we do only print invoices and spreadsheets.

I need a printer only very occasionally these days, and no longer need colour so this printer seemed a perfect choice for me. No ink cartridges to dry out. Very small footprint. Print quality very good.As a low user I didn’t want the Instant Ink contract which seems to cause all sorts of problems for people.I found the initial set up very quick and easy (I followed the instructions very closely), and was printing wirelessly from my MacBook, Android tablet and phone using the HP Smart app in no time at all. Highly recommended.

Started off enjoying the product despite the extreme excess of bloatware I had to install on my phone and computer and numerous account setup to get it to work. It printed on both sides (manually), fast, and cheaply. We received another toner cartridge the month after, so wouldn't run out for a very long time. The way you get these is electronic updates sent to HP via WiFi when the ink is low.Fast forward a few months and it disconnects about 5 mins after turning it on from the wireless hub in the room directly below. We haven't done anything differently except allow it to install presumably a breaking firmware update. Here's a tip HP: if it's not broken, and you're not improving any of the core functionality: don't fix it.The only way to diagnose this cheap rubbish is by the flashing lights on the front and scrolling to page 60 of their not-included manual on the website.For Laser printer users: if it's cheaper than the rest, there's a reason. Thought we'd be saving money by getting this over an inkjet. Avoid at all costs.

Whilst this is a fine enough printer, it is NOT capable of printing double-sided. It is misleading to consumers to say in the product description that it can. In order to print on two sides of the same page, you will need to first print all the even pages of your document, then reload them into the printer (making sure you put the paper into the document feeder the right way up!) and print all the odd pages. This is a faff of course so buy this only if you need single-sided printing. Luckily the returns process on Amazon is very easy, but I'm still disappointed in the error in the product description.