Laserjet MFP M140w Wireless Black & White Printer, Print, scan, Copy, Fast speeds, Easy Setup, Mobile Printing, Best-for-Small Teams

This is a great little printer. It is inexpensive and does everything I need—print, copy, and scan. I did NOT install the HP software that is heavily promoted during setup because it is large (450MB+) and includes a lot of extra features I don’t need. Instead, I used the basic Windows 11 drivers (about 54MB), the built-in Windows Scan app, and a simple USB printer cable. Since I use a USB connection, I don’t need the HP app or Wi-Fi features. Wi-Fi may be useful for an office or a large family, but for a simple home setup with the printer next to my PC, this approach gives a much cleaner and more straightforward installation. Everything works well without the extra software. If you prefer a minimal setup, it is worth looking into using Windows built-in tools before installing HP’s full software package.

Prints well. A little bit fussy connecting my phone to the Bluetooth at first. My laptop connects as soon as the computer boots up.

I've been installing printers for 30 years.... this was the most frustrating install ever. 1. They REALLY want you to get the smart app from MS store. You can find an allinone driver online if you look, this is what I did. 2. The printer could not be found in wifi discovery mode using a win10 virtual machine. I tried running the install/discovery over usb with my virtual machine only to end with an "unknown error' in HPs software. 3. I had to dig out a full win 10 laptop for this to find the printer at all.... It did find a printer on the network (i guess step 2 kind of worked when it prompted for wifi / pw). I had to again go through half a dozen questions about sharing info, create accounts etc... 4. With the software finally complete (1hour in) I launch the HP smart app in win10 because I want to scan a document. I am prompted with a "In order to scan, please sign in with your HP account" .... WTF??? No, just no. I am in no way signin into HP services to use my own scanner. That's the last straw. So, I can't scan unless my internet is up and running since scanning is now an HP cloud service???? Every time I launch the HP smart app, Ihave to again answer the same " please share your diagnostic data with HP" over and over and over. I had a Brother all in one.... that is what I should have bought again.... serves me right for going cheap. A printer should plug right in or be wifi configurable from an LCD panel. It should scan to a network location/nas/connected storage without the need of an online cloud service. It should work with a a linux 'generic laser' printer device. This P.O.S. does none of that. Do not buy this. I promise you it is frustration in a box.

Very happy, simple, black and white only and it is reliable for sure! I don’t want or need color so perfect for me! Affordable also! Took me ten minutes to set up.

Performs good, easy setup. Not designed for 30-40 pages double spaced text. Longer cooling times to go have lunch. A better design would have much better cooling vents. Poor design for air flow. Other than that it scans and prints good. Prints almost worth the purchase price. Remember to order extra cartridges with printer if planning more than 350 page use

I'm using this with an iPad. Wireless set up took 1 minute using WPS. You do not have to use the HP Smart app to set-up, print or make copies. You do have to use it to scan. And you do have to give it access to your wireless network to scan. However you do not need it for anything but scanning and you can turn off its' permission to the network under settings, Privacy, on the iPad. You can tell HP not to annoy you with anything when you set up the account. It cost $99.99 when I bought it in August, so a pretty good deal as my Canon copier (I bought the HP primarily to make copies) has an issue with the laser unit right now. From my quick look at the HP Smart app I judge it, the app, to be somewhat difficult to use but very full featured if that is what you are looking for. This printer/copier/scanner is small, lightweight and fast and very easy to use. For those who say that the app doesn't work on a desktop, there is a separate piece of software for the desktop machines. And for those who found no directions, you must download the user manual from HP. Just Google "HP LaserJet MFP M140w Wireless Printer user manual" and get it. The quick start guide is in the box as is the power cord. You can attach this printer to a desktop/laptop via USB with the proper cord which is not included. Additional info--The HP toner-cartridge-protection supply settings can be turned on or off before you put in the first cartridge. It is on page 42 of the user manual. It is off by default. If turned on then you will be using HP toner with the chip forever. At least that is how I read the manual. Other than that it's a great little copier/scanner which is what I bought it for. Occasional wireless scanning. Occasional copying.

Super easy, super fast, and great for small business needs. Doesn't take up too much space so it's perfect for small spaces. Everything is super easy to understand and easy to use. Highly recommend.

Rhis is a workhorse and highly compatible with both android and iOS devices. I do not experince the network frops other buyers had me worried about. Just an all around great value for the price. The scanner feature is a great add on bonus and scans can be sent directly to computers or mobile devices. The app even allows for phone scanning of document which is very handy. Setup was a lttle tricky at first but has been steadily working since.

Das kompakte Gerät funktioniert einwandfrei, kinderleichte Bedienung und sieht auch noch hübsch aus.

Works fantastic and easy to hook up. Nice and compact.

Cheap scan\copy\print laser with small footprint and low height, suitable to sit into confined spaces. Also has duplex feature

tutto è andato bene e funziona perfettamente

Nice little cheap laser printer. I don't print often, and got tired of inkjet cartridges drying out after almost every use, so decided that a laser printer was cheaper for me in the long run. I needed an all-in-one as I actually use the copy and scan features more than I print. Set up was relatively easy, as I am using it connected via a USB cable as my desktop PC is not wireless capable and is hardwired to the router. I did need to make sure I downloaded the correct software for this direct from the HP site. My Windows 10 computer had no problem recognizing it right away. I have taken a point off as I am not yet sure of the longevity of this cheaper model. I may change this later. Edit: Adding the extra star. This little printer just works, even if I've let it sit for a long period of time. No fussing around trying to get the computer to recognize the printer again if Windows has updated. 2nd Edit: Still working well two years after purchase. I recently bought a new computer running Windows 11 Pro and the computer recognized the printer immediately. A quick software install which I had downloaded from the HP site and it was up and running with no problems. Still connected via USB even although my new computer has wifi as it is generally the easiest install, and I'm the only one using it.