HP LaserJet M110w Wireless Black & White Printer, Print, Fast speeds, Easy Setup, Mobile Printing, Best-for-Small Teams

Across the reviewers we read, the HP LaserJet M110w is the smallest, cheapest entry point into laser printing, and opinions are mixed but lean positive for light-duty use. Consumer Reports' lab testing reported excellent black-and-white text quality, though it noted the printer is on the slow side (five pages in 20 seconds, around 6.2 cents per page). Best Buy verified buyers praise it as a compact, easy-to-set-up, lightweight "little workhorse" with mobile and AirPrint support.

The counter-signal is meaningful. High-trust r/printers threads report setup-program crashes and note that, as with lasers generally, some lighter gray shades don't print well. HP's broader reputation takes a beating in the printer communities we read, with posters explicitly warning that some newer HP models can refuse to print, so this pick carries more brand risk than the Brother and Canon alternatives. It's also single-function (no scanner) with a higher per-page cost than rivals. For occasional, space-constrained printing where compactness matters most, the verified-purchase signal (4.1 across 2,023 reviews) supports it — just temper expectations on speed and software.