HP LaserJet Pro M402n,Monochrome Laser Printer with Built-in Ethernet, Amazon Dash replenishment ready (C5F93A)

The printer was pretty good. I recommend this. Only thing was I had to use a step down transformer since I use 230V power supply. Also there was a slight damage to the product which I believe happened during delivery. Apart from that, I love this printer.

Worth the money

Fantastic! Operating systems printing on this printer: 2 Chromebook Laptops, 1 Kindle Fire, 2 Android Phones, and 1 Windows 7 computer. No issues. Fastest install ever. The 2 Chromebooks need an extension call HP Print to Chrome and after that fast addition with the printers IP address, we were in business. Wow. WOW!! You will find something useful in this printer guaranteed. I have struggled with print issues for years and have always wanted a laser printer with and ethernet card that provides a simple IP address to direct my printing traffic similar to printers at work but the past few years most printers were very expensive that included an ethernet card. I even tried a printer with wireless wifi connections and google print, BIG MISTAKE. Try this very affordable laser printer, jack in the ethernet connection to your router/switch, and watch you print worries go away. The damn printer even decided to print on its own at one point to remind me that it (the printer) had a specific email address I could email it to with any print stuff. Wouldn't you know it? IT PRINTS when you EMAIL IT as well!! I would be surprised if you could not find a method to simply get your print on with this thing. Well worth the money. HP nailed it with this one. Regarding pricing on print cartridges: GET THE REFILL BOTTLE AND LEARN HOW TO REFILL THE TONER from youtube and you will save $$$. Example, for $8 you could get a bottle of toner on amazon and learn how to empty the used ink/toner cartridge and refill (twice with one bottle) with some fresh toner. OR you could spend $100 and get a new one. YOU DO THE MATH. Print, print some more, PRINT LIKE CRAZY. Get some baby.

If I could leave negative stars I would. Fresh out the box, I tested the printer and the printer was making loud noises and printing very slow. I called HP to get assistance. After giving the HP (Mario) rep the serial number, he informed me that the printer was over 400 days pass its warranty. After hearing the noise over the phone, he (HP rep) instructed me to return the printer ASAP. I returned it the next day.The seller gave me a partial refund and charged me a "restocking fee" of $126.00. I contacted the seller explaining that the item was defective and explained the details given to me by HP. The seller claimed it wasn't defective and that the printer was brand new from HP and asked for the HP rep's name. I gave him the rep's name and rep's extension number. No reply. The additional $126.00 was not refunded .I contacted Amazon multiple times about the issue and all they did was contact the seller and told them what I already told the seller.Lesson learned I will NEVER buy an electronic item from Amazon again. Unless, I am willing to lose out on money. I'd rather go to a Best Buy where they will honor my return if there's an issue.I actually went to Best Buy and purchased the same printer and it is working great! I wish I would've went there first.Maybe for you $126.00 isn't much, but As an entrepreneur who's just getting started, that $126.00 makes a difference.I normally don't write reviews. I'm a very busy person, but reviews helped me in the past. I felt it was my responsibility to possibly help someone else.

This is my forth hp laserjet printer, and by far the lightest and smallest (I bought my first laserjet model II, in 1990, and it cost $2000!)It replaces an hp 2055dn, which unfortunately had started smearing pages, probably due to a bad fuser unit. Unfortunately, it is cheaper to upgrade than face the expense and uncertainty of fixing the old one (fuser unit costs $110-190!).This new unit performs well. I set it up to be "IT Managed", so it won't auto-update (a.k.a auto-break) its software over the internet.I set the IP address manually to match the old printer, and then just started printing. I didn't have to change any print drivers on our macs. I have printed single sided and duplex using print dialog settings with no problem, and have tested OSX 10.6 (snow leopard) and OSX 10.8 (mt. lion).Once it is on the network, you manage it via its built-in web interface, just like the older models. It has lots and lots of options, but I just set the IP address. (You set the management mode from the control panel when it first boots up).One nice surprise is that this one handles legal-size paper; the old 2055dn did not.Very fast! Finishes printing short jobs before I can walk over there. Mostly use this printer for dumping documentation, and so speed is important.It comes with the basic toner cartridge, which I believe is good for about 3,000 pages.One annoyance, as others have noted, is the flashing beacon when it is in sleep mode. It is a bright white light, and flashes like a traffic signal. You can see it from outside my house at night! It could even help burglars find the loot in the dead of night, so good job HP designers!Solved for now by covering the bright LED in the switch with sticky notes. I don't advise using electrical tape, because the adhesive might eventually impact the operation of the switch.I guess you could lean a clipboard in front of it, or maybe paint over it, or get creative with stickers.Other than this human factor design error, happy to have a lighter, faster, more capable, inexpensive, plug replacement printer, especially with the new school year coming up. :)