HP LaserJet M110w Wireless Black & White Printer | 1 Year Limited Warranty | Print from phone or tablet | Smallest laser in its class | 150 sheet input tray |Print speed up to 20ppm

Warms up really quickly, and has worked perfectly for text. Just works with a Mac, did use the iPhone app for setting up the wifi aspect. Paper feed has worked flawlessly and it’s a really fast printer for the price. Also doesn’t take up much space on the desk. The toner cartridge was easy to replace. Nice little printer very pleased indeed. Perfect for printing documents.

I hate printers. everyone hates printers. Somehow, this one manages to be not completely terrible (and it's also really cheap!). Less than 5 mins after taking it out of the box it was printing, which is a refreshing surprise. So, good things first; easy to use, print quality is decent, time to first page is about 8-9s which you're not going to beat at this price point. Build quality seems pretty decent (albeit it's a lot lighter and flimsier than you might expect from something that carries the LaserJet brand) - it doesn't have a traditional paper tray, and it will only hold about 100 sheets or so, so not great if you're printing high volumes (neither is the small toner cartridge I guess) but if you just need to occasionally print the odd letter, ticket, booking confirmation, shipping label etc this is absolutely perfect. Negative points; everything is managed via the app, there's no display or any sort of status indication other than a cryptic flashing LED. the input/output 'trays' are flimsy bits of plastic that serve to support the paper a little on its way in or out of the printer, the paper guides aren't that stiff either and seem to adjust by themselves so it's quite easy to end up with a few pages printed squint and misaligned. Areas of solid colour (well, solid black) show noticeable banding as is common with cheaper laser printers but you're not going to be using this for mono photography(!)

I tried for well over an hour, maybe as much as two hours, to get this set up. I am an IT engineer with a DrayTek security router with the latest standards, the printer evidently does not support WPA3 networks at all but I could not get it to work with my WPA2 network either, I would go through the incredibly slow, tedious setup process that would show spinners/loading screens for several minutes while basically doing nothing and then it would say at the end that it failed to set up the printer. This is with the Android and the PC app, I tried both. In the Android app I saw a message that said that you couldn't print without an HP account anyway, so even if I had managed to get the printer working, I would not have been able to print without giving my personal information to HP. Which is unacceptable. A printer that needs an account to print is not fit for purpose. I was really looking forward to seeing the printed output from this machine, its small, obviously built down to a price, feels slightly hollow but otherwise sturdy, looks fairly nice on a desk, it might have even had a nice print quality, I'll never know. Just put a wired connection on a printer. Selling a printer with no wired connection option is like selling junk. I segregate my wifi into numerous separate LANs for security and a device like this is useless in that situation. I temporarily joined some of those networks together to attempt to get the printer working and it still would not work. Even when the PC and Phone and printer are on one network, I still wasn't able to get it to work. Having to play around with the network settings also caused me to lose internet access to my devices for a period of time. Very very frustrating, Installing a printer should take about 2 minutes, not hours. I know this is the budget model but I'm put off buying a HP anything again. Junk.

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 slow So really good quality printer, AND if you're patient with the set up it's great

Setup time 5 minutes This included creating an account on the HP app. Everything was simple and straightforward, so I’m really confused by all of the negative feedback. I almost passed on ordering this item due to the negative feedback, however, common sense prevailed 👍 Switched off and on again and connected to the WiFi with no problem. I’m predominantly using the printer to produce Gelli prints and the prints are perfect. The toner which came with the item was unused and at 100%. All in all, an excellent purchase 👍 and I would definitely recommend it.

Existing printer stopped working, replaced laser cartridge, still failed. So this was an emergency purchase almost. But it worked a treat. Once plugged in, in under 5 mins I'd printed a load of documents required...and that was from my phone (cloud drive) not the pc! Very handy. Pleased at how easy it was to set up and run, next will be to set up someone else's account to work from it not just mine, but looks good. It's set up from my phone and the laptop very easily.

I’m genuinely impressed with the HP LaserJet M110w — it’s small in size but delivers big on performance! The printing speed is excellent, and the quality is sharp and professional. I love how easily it connects to my phone and laptop through Wi-Fi, making printing completely hassle-free. The compact size fits perfectly on my desk, and the 150-sheet tray means fewer refills. A brilliant little printer that’s ideal for both home and office use!

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.