LaserJet M209dw Wireless Printer, Print, Fast speeds, Easy setup, Mobile printing,Best-for-small teams

Easy to set up and use. We use 98% black & white printing. The HP printer does far superior quality and MUCH faster than our old color printer! Also, the cost per sheet printed is significantly reduced using the included black ink "toner" cartridge (also, replacement toners are far less than a multi-color printer!). The HP LaserJet M209dw wireless printer has an estimated monochrome cost per page of approximately 3.8 to 4 cents per sheet. We still have the option to send color prints to our other printer but will be using the HP for ALL black & white prints!

Well-packaged. Easy setup. High-quality printing including double-sided. Can print from anywhere using my iPhone, iPad, or MacBook. Not as convenient as my old HP printer for doing envelopes, but I rarely use blank envelopes in recent years.

I was super skeptical ordering this printer. I have never been a fan of HP products, their inkjet printers are honestly garbage. I went ahead and pulled the trigger anyways. Set up was super easy. And it being compatible with my Macbook is a huge bonus. Prints great quality, and prints fast. I have an older model of this printer in my office at work, and wanted something for my home office. Price was great too, and was brand new as opposed to refurbished. Overall I would recommend.

We picked this printer because of HP's reliability, sturdy builds, and, in this case, for its small footprint. I can't say the installation was easy or fun, and the included instructions are the barest of basics. The control buttons are thoughtlessly gray on gray, so I had to use a flashlight to see which ones to push. A software download to my wife's laptop was required to begin the process. After some fiddling, the printer found the network and the laptop found the printer, and for a few days, everything was fine. Then, for no apparent reason, the connection was lost. After 45 minutes of fiddling, I got it back. A few days later, same thing, another hour lost getting the two on working terms again. After a third time of wireless failure, remembered what I had to do with the networked Canon printer in my office and sent to Amazon for a 14' usb PRINTER cord. (Remember, a PRINTER cord). After connecting the two with this handy-dandy hard wire, not only does the laptop recognize the printer (it darn well better!), but so does every other computer, tablet, and cellphone in our home. So now the HP works great -- really quiet! -- as advertised, but minus one star because it would not stay connected to our very good WiFi signal.

I bought this printer for home use, primarily for our son's homeworks, activity sheets, etc - which goes to say that we did not use it everyday and when we did, we probably printed 2 or 3 sheets. I threw the printer in trash after using it for 13 months because of HP's evil business plan. I am judging this wireless printer on these aspects - print quality, software, wireless and printing cost. This printing aspect of the printer is OK. It does as well as any laserjet printer would do. For what I used this printer, I wasn't looking for business quality print anyway. The wireless aspect is terrible. The printer will not want to connect to wifi and when it does, you will find it offline everytime you want to print something. Which means that you will have to walk to the printer to wake it up, wait for that to happen, then print. For the software, the app that HP will make you install is for 1 purpose only. To push you to purchase more cartridges, paper, etc from HP. This app was not designed to enhance the printing experience in anyway. In addition, HP will push you to create an account so that they can monitor your usage and push more products. As if this were not enough to make money, HP has an evil business model. Regardless of how much life is left in your cartridge, the firmware in the printer will refuse to print once you have printed so many sheets. IT IS ACTUALLY BASED ON THE COUNT OF THE PRINTED SHEETS. Please save yourself some heartache and stay away from HP printers. I just upgraded to Epson EcoTank (color inkjet) which gives you complete control of the ink.

This printer was a quick and easy setup and has been running like a champ! I purchased it for a specific purpose and it didn’t disappoint. I made 75 copies of a 17 page document with it for the first job and it worked perfectly! No hiccups or problems whatsoever. My regular printer is an inkjet and I had forgotten how much faster a laser printer prints lol. Both my printers and my desktop are HP and I have the smart app on my computer to monitor the ink levels but I don’t use the auto ship for ink or toner with this laser printer. I order as needed. This printer is a Bluetooth only and it has no issues staying connected but I didn’t hesitate to purchase because my HP inkjet is the same and hasn’t had an issue in the three years I’ve had it. This printer is now available on my iPhone and iPad for printing and I have been using it exclusively because I love how much faster it prints especially when I send a document with 30 pages. I live in a two story townhouse and I send the print jobs from my phone downstairs to the printer in my office upstairs. My Wi-Fi router is in my office as well so the connectivity is great!

This is a good printer; sturdy, prints clean and is quiet. I have bought Brother monochrome laser printers for our offices, different models, and compared to this HP, the HP is faster, quieter. I've had problems in the past with some printers and establishing/maintaining a wifi connection to print, so I have been using a USB cable. Thought I'd give this one a try and it was an easy set up. I can now print from any device that is connected to the network. Connectivity is great! Value for money, well worth it!

Wireless setup of the HP LaserJet M209DW was quick and easy. I was able to unbox, connect to my internet wirelessly and successfully print test page in 10-15 minutes without any major problems. Printer is compact so doesn't take up a lot of space. Based on test pages, print quality looks to be very good so far. Would recommend.