HP LaserJet Pro 200 M275NW Laser Multifunction Printer - Color - Plain Paper Print - Desktop. TOPSHOT LASERJET PRO M275 AIO CLR P/C/S USB 2.0 ENET WL 600X600 CL-MFP. Printer, Copier, Scanner - 17ppm Mono/4ppm Color Print - 600 x 600dpi Print - 17cpm Mono/4cpm Color Copy - Touchscreen LCD - 245dpi Optical Scan - Manual Duplex Print - 150 sheets Input - Fast Ethernet - Wi-Fi - USB

I've had this product for a couple of weeks now and it works fantastic. The color copies are excellent. Black is crisp and sharp. Wireless was a snap to set up. Just a couple of drop down menus to connect to the network and it was done. Apple mobile devices print to it no problem. Android I had to download an app (the OS doesn't have a stand alone print button in the menu like Apple), but works really good. I was worrried about the little arm that you raise up to scan and make copies after reading some reviews. But it works great. There was mention that a crumpled or otherwise not flat piece of paper would cause an undesirable copy, which is true. However, I took the piece of glass out of our old printer scan bed and placed over top if need be on the crumbled paper. Works great. The 3D scan/copy feature is very cool too. This printer is not for you if you are doing high volume copying, there's obviously no document feeder. But that's not why I bought it. Overall, very very nice printer for the price.

When I got this to replace my laser color printer because I wanted one that was a copier too, I had to wait MONTHS before I had someone here to set it up for me. I do not like the way it copies. It has a camera that stands above the thing being copied and most all of my copies come out with a white spot on them from the flash of the camera. Now I have TWO color laser printers and one with a copier and not happy with either. I have never seen a copier like this one. Really useless for me as a copier. For all the money I have in color laser printers and copiers I could just take them to a copy office and have it done. Just not as convenient. VERY UNHAPPY!

I'm a very brand loyal HP buyer when it comes to printers. The products usually are of quality build, the drivers when lost are easily found on their website and ink and paper are always easy to come by as every corner store seems to sell HP ink. For years I've used the InkJet printers and unfortunately for my needs I only print about once a month. That meant that by month three I would have printed off maybe 30 pages of documents and the ink would have already evaporated. In order to save money I would just print out documents and live with the terrible look. That's why I decided to go in a new direction and buy a laser jet.I searched for a long time trying to find the perfect printer for at home use, with infrequent printing. I needed a scanner as I do often scan to email, and make copies for home use. I was nervous that the 3d scanner would not do a decent job on 2d scanning. I mean for at home use what would I ever need a 3d scanner for? The scanner works perfectly on 2d documents and it copies also very well. The touchpad works wonderfully and I had no problems connecting wirelessly to my pcs in the house as well as my ipad and iPhone.The only thing that prevents me from giving this printer a 5/5 is that it prints really slow, about half the speed of an ink jet. However the quality is exceptional. I'm also sad that I cannot print photographs on it, not that I've done that in years because who prints photos anymore right? However, having the option was nice.

If you wish to copy a few sheets, it works fine. Cumbersome to use because you must set each individual sheet on the top tray, shoot the copy, remove the original, and set the next original on the tray. When using it as a WiFi printer, it's complete junk. Rarely does it connect to the internet. It requires a lot of trouble-shooting to get the thing to connect, if it does at all. I just attempted to connect it to the internet and the menu displayed "Saving Setting - Please Wait" for the last five minutes and it still is not connected. All of my other WiFi devices in my home connect without any issues. I would not waste my money on this device. Spend more to purchase a laser printer with a form feeder and one that has a better WiFi connection.

This printer replaced a 3600 hp. I'm disappointed with the ink useage and it's pretty slow to print compared to the 3600. I've only had it for about a week and the black cartridge is due to be replaced already. The colors are great, however. I don't think I would buy the same printer again, given a choice.

I studied all the reviews on Amazon for all in one printers and this is the one I selected. I have had it for a couple of months now and every good thing written about this printer is true. Print quality is great. Prints in seconds. Perfect desktop size. Price is right, too. No paper jams. The copier part is really cool! It has an arm that swings up and takes a picture of what you want copied. Works great. The copier arm camera thing swings up when you need it and folds down flat when you don't. This printer is for my home use so I have not had to change any of the print cartridges yet. A really nice piece of machinery. I hired someone to come and install in for me since my husband and I are totally helpless with technology. The young man who came to set it up had no trouble at all getting it set up very quickly.

The set up was easy. The wireless feature worked seamlessly. The copy/scan also were remarkable. All the features worked as they were supposed to. The print via e-mail was a great feature, since I have a lot of docs that I can easily send to the printer without having to download at home. I have not used it for long just a few days so perhaps some negatives may show then.One negative that I can see is the low resolution, but then again that did not seem to affect the output much. The images and document still seem great.After about one year with the printer I have to down grade the rating solely because a problem with a camera error that keeps recurring. "Camera error 1000" HP knows about it and have a solution ...restoring the printer to the factory setting... A very frustrating process since that means doing over all that was done before.After some months and research and a lot of trials I have to re-evaluate my rating. I have discovered that the reason the camera error recurs is simply because the start button is depressed longer than is necessary. A simply quick touch will eliminate this irksome problem.