HP Laserjet Pro M102w Wireless Laser Printer (G3Q35A) with Standard Yield Black Toner Cartridge

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The P1102w was nifty. You set it up once and it keeps working. This M102w on the other hand is a nightmare to set up. It takes several tries. Then it doesnt connect anymore. The light says it is connected to the network, but the computer says the printer isnt connected and printing fails. Trying to go through the setup again goes nowhere. There are dialogs without cancel buttons. There are dialogs that lead you in circles. You tell it you want to connect via USB and it makes a duplicate USB entry in the printers list. Then you get on a dialog that looks interesting, but no wireless networks show up. Not worth the trouble. I wish I could get another P1102w. Im using Windows 10.

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This may be the "lesser" replacement for the 1102, but it seems to be just fine. This printer is far superior to other printers because you can push 1/3 portrait paper into it for appointment slips. Just try doing that on a brother. The extra slot to print a full sheet above or use letterhead, makes this an ideal printer. Having purchased 6 of the 1102 printers in the past, I look forward to seeing this printer go the distance for fast appointment slips.

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This is the preference replacement for the 1102W? WOW.. we go from a semi-decent 1102W that at least looks, feels and operates to a spec that is worth what we paid for it to this piece of cheap, mechanically clunky piece of crap. I only gave it 2 stars since it came in a nice color other than black and had good packaging.. ** sigh ** Even the OEM toner cartridge was only as round as maybe a silver dollar.

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I ordered this based on recommendation of my son for replacement of Canon MG6820 that died after only 2 years. I am 80, my husband 90 and was having a difficult time choosing a new simple printer. When it arrived it said on the box, compatible w/various Windows computers. We all have, Apple, even my son, so I do not understand why he recommended this printer. I went to an Office Depot yesterday and realized it may have worked w/Apple computer but it only referred to OSxxxx on the box. I did not open the box, returned it immediately and had to pay almost $20 to return it because no printer to print return label, and because I said it was a mistake, I guess. I am very disappointed. We are Amazon Prime members for years; I thought returns were free.

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The paper feed reminds me of a cheap inkjet. The blank paper sticks out of the front instead of being in a drawer. So although it looks like it has a small footprint when closed, it is much larger if you leave paper in it. The paper insertion doesnt feel smooth, and initial power up takes 20 seconds or more while the paper loads. Print time is somewhat slow but acceptable. The panel indicators are cryptic. There is no LCD display to tell you whats going on in case of an error. Main reason I got it is that it is provides wireless printing at a lower cost. Print quality is good. I wouldnt use it for any high volume, just as a low-use home printer. My opinion is to spend the additional $60+ for one of the M402 models. They print faster, have a real paper drawer (expansion drawers are available), an LCD status screen, and the paper handling is smooth. Much better for higher volume or business use.

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I was disappointed in the ability of the printer to not print wirelessly. It required a wire to be plugged into the router or internet or another computer in order to print wirelessly. Not a bad buy for someone who needs something small and usefulness of a laser printer, but this is not worthy of a 2+ person office or busy academic. We returned this and bought the next model up.

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Bought one of these for my mom. Set it up and got error lights and a weird clicking. Checked with support, they said to return it. Exchanged for another of the same model. Same exact problem. HP support said that I shouldnt have bought it from Amazon because they arent an authorized re-seller. Returned that one too. Time to find another affordable printer for home.

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This printer pick and chooses what it wants to print. When there’s an error, you don’t have any hint as to what the issue may be. The Bluetooth compatibility works one week then doesn’t the next.... I’m over this machine. I’ve owned multiple HP printers in the past and never seem to have luck with them. Shame on me for deciding to purchase this piece of garbage.

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First printer arrived DOA. Received the replacement quickly from Amazon and spent two hours attempting to get the printer to be picked up by the computer through a USB connection. Attempted all troubleshooting, HP support, HPs Print Scan doctor program; nothing worked. Have used HP in the past in the office and never had an issue like this with one of their printers/software. Amazon was great with the returns and orders and I cant fault them for the frustration in attempting to get the printer to work.

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I purchased 4 of these and, sadly, they are junk. One failed out-of-the box and the next three started having paper-feed issues after about three weeks. I went through all the videos and online HP support before deciding it was cheaper to junk them than to spend time trouble shooting them. They make the HP printers cheaper and cheaper, but I think they have hit bottom.

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