HP LaserJet M209dw Wireless Printer, Print, Fast speeds, Easy setup, Mobile printing, Best for small teams, Instant Ink eligible

My wife uses her iPhone and iPad almost exclusively is always asking me to print stuff for her. My trusty old HP Color Laser Jet CP2025 has all the bells and whistles except it's not WiFi enabled and has no bluetooth, so my wife cannot print directly from her iPhone. I was looking for a very inexpensive inkjet or equivalent when I found the HP LaserJet M209dw Wireless Printer. It is plenty fast, prints full-sized 8 1/2" x 11" page, has usual laser printer high resolution and is fully WiFi enabled so it's easy to get it to join your home LAN and will print from any wireless device or your desktop. All this for $150. Nota bene: this is a monchrome printer. To get the same feature in a color laser costs about 3 x as much, and one set of cartridges will run you 3 or 4 times as much as this entire printer.Very satisfied. If you want WiFi wireless and bluetooth connectivity in a very inexpensive printer, this HP is perfect. Highly Recommended.JM TEPPER

Excellent printer. It works every time. It's fast. It's simple. It's easy to load paper into it. Works wirelessly.It's what I've always wanted in a printer. I love it.

I’ve been using the HP LaserJet M209dw for about 7 months now, and it’s been working very well. I print quite irregularly—some months over 30 pages, some months none at all. Recently, I’ve only printed 10 pages or less per month. Despite this on-and-off usage, the printer wakes up quickly and works reliably every time.I’m still using the original starter toner that came with the printer. According to HP, it can print about 500–700 pages total. After 7 months, I’ve used about 1/3 to 40% of it (monitored via the HP Smart app), so it’s quite efficient for my needs. Definitely a solid choice for anyone looking for a low-maintenance, dependable laser printer.

Shame I could not print via USB (Desk computer) simultaneously with Wireless printing (kitchen computer) [OR AT LEAST, not that HP indicated was possible while at the setup screen], but connecting the device via Method #3: Ethernet was super simple and speedy. I think it's just fine as a printing device and worth buying.

Printer is dead, two months after purchase with possibly 50 sheets printed so far. This is not a high use printer. I went to the website, and performed all the troubleshooting steps. Unplug, plug back in, quick press power button, unplug again, let set for 30 minutes, plug in again, press power button again, swap power cord with another device, repeat steps above, tested outlet for power (obviously), remove power strip, and repeat all steps above. I created an account on HP, begin a chat that lasts for over 20 minutes, describing all that I have done. The solution is they now want to video chat with me, while I do all the steps AGAIN, before they will replace this printer. I have well over an hour of time trying to troubleshoot their device, so I can print. I can't wait for them to issue a RA form that they'll no doubt require I print. This was not an expensive printer, but needless to say I'm disappointed with both the printer and the service to get it working again. I had to reschedule my "video call" for a more convenient time as the Chat will lead you to nothing but more frustration. Will update as I'm able.Following up on 07.21.25. I'm again on chat, re-explaining why I need a new printer, and to give them video proof that the printer does not power on. I tried calling, but disconnected 18 minutes into my hold, because Chat responded within that time. I've now been chatting since for 10 minutes. I have SO much time invested in this printer, from initial setup, troubleshooting, more troubleshooting, and now case numbers for refund/return. Printer is still down, but I do not want to buy a 2nd printer, because my first is down, under warranty. Again...I would stay away from these printers.2nd follow up. I have completed my chat. it began at 5:38PM, and was concluded at 6:26PM. HP is replacing the printer, but required I go to a link on their website and pay a "collateral guarantee" on my credit card for the replacement printer. If the original is not received within 15 days of delivery of the replacement, they will charge a 2nd printer cost to my credit card. This is after I had to send pictures of the non-working printer, pictures of the serial number, and video of trying to power the printer. A 150.00 printer. Their Customer Service is the only thing coming in behind their printer in my satisfaction. I can't stress this strongly enough. Don't buy another HP. I requested a refund, but was denied, with HP saying the warranty only allows replacement. I'll buy another brand next time.

Works well. Been using for 1 year, so far no problem.

I decided to try a laser printer since my ink kept drying up and I had 2 printers quit working because of the ink drying up . This printer is a nice compact size, prints really fast and the quality is good. Great printer if you don’t need color.

Great and no need for color ink!