HP LaserJet Pro MFP 4101fdw Wireless Black & White All-in-One Laser Printer, Scanner, Copier, Fax, Best-for-Office (2Z619F)

Fantastic print quality. So easy to setup due to the wireless feature, had to use the touchscreen to key in the password. Auto double-sided printing mode. Touchscreen isn't loaded with a bunch of useless icons, intuitive and to the point. Machine wakes up and works almost immediately, this thing is blazing fast! Makes a little noise but its a non-issue, one could definitely print while in a meeting and not bother most people. The size is tiny compared to commercial printers but moderate size for sitting on an at home desk. Scanning works flawlessly, yes even in double-sided mode.

Great Product. Fast, double sided print and scan. Excellent for home office. High-end final product. Highly recommend. Wireless or wired connectivity. Very easy to use.

1 Star for nice packaging and a pretty plastic printer.I use an iMac with Sonoma 14.3. I installed the printer on my network using an ethernet connection. That's as good as it got. When I tried to print from it the first time, it went into "pause" mode and would not print. Files were present in the queue, but all we marked as "waiting" because the printer was in pause mode. Unpausing it worked for 1.333 seconds, then it dropped back into pause mode. I had successfully downloaded the setup software and installed it. I should have know things were going to go sideways when the first warning window popped up saying something about 'Canonljet package is corrupted...' or words to that effect.After reading hundreds of online articles and cries for help, I started to think that my wife, when she told me not to trust the HP name any more than the Brother printer (that was being replaced) name, could possibly be right. But look, dear! Pretty plastic printer and nice packaging! The end result of all my research (other than I was an idiot for trusting the formerly meaningful HP brand name), was that nobody else seemed to own a Mac, and none of the offered solutions ('restart your print server' and 'it's the 3rd party application's fault') worked.I stumbled across one footnote to a HP support posting by some poor user (with a different machine) who said he fixed the problem by installing the printer using a "Generic PCL" printer driver, rather than the model-specific software. That fixed the pause problem. Though I suspect I have features that I bought this printer for that will now be non-functional.In short; The HP printer drivers are corrupt, and the HP Support website is worse than useless. Nobody there answers user requests for help for this model and, where they do, it's the old Calcutta call center solution: "Have you restarted your printer?"Caveat Emptor.

I was so tired of using expensive single, liquid ink cartridges. Somehow my fingers would always get inked! I finally went to this office style single "powder" cartridge. I didn't use colors often anyway and they were always malfunctioning when I wanted to use them. I couldn't beleive the speed of this baby! I think the cartridge will last years. It has so many more functions than the other HP I was using. It didn't take up anymore space and is unbelievable. I wish I had this idea 10 years sooner! Great operation with no difficulty or malfunctions at all. Score!

I like this printer because it was easy to setup and lets me print from my phone, but I don't like that occasionally the phone printing gets stuck, and I don't know why. I suspect it is something with the HP software and the item I am printing because it works on other items. Oh, when it does get stuck, I sometimes have to cancel the job on the printer, and I always have to print it from the computer which works fine. Basically, good printer bad phone software.

Over the years I have had several printers, the majority of which have been HPs. They are rugged, and work for years. I hate ink jets as the cartridges are small. The 4101 is a wireless, which allows me to print from my mobile phone and any computer attached by wi-fi to my network. I had a HP LaserJet multifunction printer (the M127) bought years ago, but it lacked one feature, the ability to print envelopes without removing standard 8 1/2 by 11 paper from the paper tray. The MFP 4101fdw has a door that opens and allows me to feed envelopes to be printed without having to remove my standard paper from the primary paper tray. I also love the ability to scan documents to my computer. As an aide, I also have a HP laptop computer that is my primary work station.

This is a very good black and white printer. Fast printing (other reviews will note the number of pages per minute) and the ability to have an all in one copy and scan capability is a must have. Double sided printing/copy/scan is a game changer! I use it in my home, maybe print like 20-50 pages a month. I dislike inkjets because the nozzles tend to clog up or cartridges dry out. Print setup was easy to connect to a 2019 iMac 27" i5 running MacOS 14. I also enabled the scan to network folder to my iMac desktop which required a bit of time to get the shared folder permissions set, but now that it works, I can scan and the file drops seamlessly to the desktop. Connecting to a 2020 Dell Latitude notebook with Win11 took a bit longer, required a separate print driver install from the HP website. Also, no issue printing directly from iPhone. I connected the printer via RJ45 Ethernet and do not have the wifi enabled on the printer. Lastly, it also has a separate manual feed try that pops out so if you're printing a single envelope, labels, or using card stock you don't have to empty the main paper tray to do so. If you're looking for a fast black and white laserjet printer that can scan and copy, this is the printer to get.