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HP Laserjet Pro 4201dw Wireless Laser Color Printer (4RA86F)

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Features

  • EVERYTHING SMALL TEAMS NEED Print professional-quality color documents and reports plus auto 2-sided printing. Perfect for up to 10 people
  • BLAZING FAST COLOR Up to 35 color pages per minute, with sharp details and incredible color
  • STAYS CONNECTED Intelligent Wi-Fi looks for the best connection to stay online and ready to print
  • PROTECTS YOUR DATA Includes HP Wolf Pro Security with customizable settings so your printer and information are always secure
  • PRINT FROM ANY DEVICE Wireless printing from any mobile device, PC or tablet. Ethernet and Bluetooth included. Works with Microsoft, Mac, AirPrint, Android, Chromebook and more

Description

Fast color printing and easy management tools. Get a blazing fast color printer and easy management tools with LaserJet Pro.

Brand: HP


Connectivity Technology: Ethernet


Printing Technology: Laser


Special Feature: Compact, Works with Alexa


Color: white


Model Name: New version


Printer Output: Color


Maximum Print Speed (Color): 33 ppm


Max Printspeed Monochrome: 35 ppm


Item Weight: 36 Pounds


Product Dimensions: 16.6 x 11.3 x 16.8 inches


Item Weight: 36 pounds


Item model number: 4200


Date First Available: March 13, 2023


Manufacturer: HP


Country of Origin: Vietnam


Item Weight: 36 Pounds


Max Input Sheet Capacity: 300


Sheet Size: 5 x 5 to 8.5 x 14


Wattage: 580 watts


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    • Excellent printer. Don't listen to the negative reviews.
Model name: Old version
First of all, the negative reviews for this product were left by people who din't rate the product, but rated the shipping or were mad because they can't read a product description and thought this was a multi-function printer, which it is clearly not. The lowest one-star review was from a reviewer who didn't know what they were doing. A simple google search produced an answer to solving the power saving issue, straight from HP's web site I'll explain that at the end of this review. This printer was purchased for use in an office environment running primarily macs with a few microsoft surface pros in the mix. Initial configuration is done via the touch screen on the printer itself. It's very simple and you can choose a setup wizard type scenario (self-managed) or more of a manual mode for IT people who want to set up a static IP. I chose the latter. After the quick initial setup on the printer touchscreen, the rest was done on a macbook pro and involved downloading the setup software from HP. The install wizard is as easy as it gets to connect via wifi or ethernet. If you want to access settings again at a later time or tweak specific options, you can access the printer in a web browser via its IP address/default url for the embedded web server in the instructions if you didn't set a static IP (which you always should). Adding the printer to other networked computers is as easy as going into your OS's control panel/system preferences printer settings and adding the printer which should show up on your network. Print quality is great. We replaced an old HP 4700dn color laser which cost significantly more at the time of purchase and see no different in quality. Print speed is also solid. The pull out paper tray is the only thing on this that feels a little cheap. Otherwise it's a hefty printer that seems well-built. To mitigate or eliminate the auto-shutdown mode, go to Network - Wired- IPv4 Configuration (if you did this already in the initial touch screen setup using the IT-managed option, skip to the next part.) Select Manual IP, and make it something like 192.168.2.109. Change the last 3 digits to suit your needs depending on IP addresses already in use. Then, go to Settings- Power Management - Shutdown Mode, set it to 8 hours just because and, most importantly, check the "Disable shutdown when ports are active" box. I can confirm that this will completely eliminate this issue when the printer is connected via ethernet and has a static IP, and possibly for USB connections as well. Feel free to comment if it works for wifi only connections. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2019 by bluttmer
    • A Little Difficult Configuring the Wireless, But Maybe the Best Printer I've Ever Used
Model name: Old version
I've used many different printers. This one was a bit difficult to connect wirelessly. I had to turn 5G off to connect one computer, but turn it on to connect another, and then turn it back off to use it. And some reviewer said they only got 30 pages from the black cartridge. I print two-sided booklets with almost full-page coverage, and I printed 1200 pages with the original black cartridge. And the good thing is, it kept printing even after it said it had no more pages to go. The black print got lighter, but I got to choose if I wanted to accept that or not. It didn't just shut down. And ... I installed after-market cartridges that were not HP, and it took them. It prompted me that they were not HP, but it still accepted them. That's a plus. I hope HP is listening. I don't think I'd buy a printer that forced me to buy their own supplies. I have other HP printers and I've used other brands. For the money, hands down, this is the best one I've experienced. It takes whatever I throw at it. Small envelopes, letter envelopes - it prints them without wrinkles! Cardstock? I routinely use 65 lb. with hardly any curl. I also use 110 lb. with less curl than I've ever seen with any other printer. I just put the printed 110 lb. cardstock aside with a little weight on it, and in a little while, there's no curl at all. It prints labels. I also like the custom templates that I can save to remember my settings for whatever job - booklets on plain paper - booklet covers on cardstock - two-sided that flips on the short edge - two-sided that flips on the long edge - I just save the template by my own custom name and there's no guessing next time. Oh, did I mention that the print quality is great? Graphics and pictures on plain paper look better than I've seen with other printers. This is a great printer ... after you get it to connect to the network. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2023 by tonymcc
    • Inkjet or laser? Laser every time, of course!
Model name: Old version
I finally spent the extra few dollars to get a laser, and I'm glad that I did. The single most significant advantage that laser printers have over inkjets is price-per-page; if you're reading reviews about laser printers, than you've probably already figured that much out. What you may not have figured out is just how significant that difference is: for one thing, unlike inkjet printers, the page-per-cartridge counts for laser printer toner cartridges is *actually decently accurate.* Oh, I've read the claims (as I'm sure you have) of quite a few inkjet printers and their corresponding high capacity cartridge... and I've (foolishly) used five or six different inkjet models as my primary home printer over the years, because they were "cheap" to buy; thing is, inkjet manufactures all exaggerate their page counts. A LOT. And the inkjet cartridges that you have to buy time and again are anything but cheap. To give you an idea of the degree of this difference: my five-year-old son recently discovered that he could air-print pictures from one of his educational apps on the iPad. He printed over one-hundred full page full color images to this HP. (109, actually. Yes, I counted them, just for this review. You're welcome.) Not thumbnail images. Not even partly covered page; all the way out to the margins. The results? The printer tells me that two of the toner cartridges (black and yellow) are down to about a third full, and the other two are about two thirds full. There's not a lot of black on his printouts, but there certainly is a lot of yellow; the black cartridge is likely that low due to my own usage. (Also note that these are the *original* cartridges; I've been using the printer for eight months, and I haven't bought replacement cartridges yet.) When printing a comparable workload on an inkjet printer, I guarantee that you will be out of ink on at least one cartridge before you get this far, even on brand spanking new cartridges. (Why yes, I do happen to speak from experience! Why do you ask?) I used to buy replacement ink cartridges at least two or three times a year; those days appear to be, blessedly, over. (I do still need to lock printing out on my son's iPad, though.) So yeah; this printer has certainly proven its value. Oh... also, it's fast... really, really fast. And, you know, reasonably quiet. (Silent when not in use.) And printouts don't come out moist and prone to smudging at the slightest touch, like with some inkjet printers. And photographic images are surprisingly good quality, for a laser.* Overall, I'd say I'm a satisfied customer. * Note that if you need to be able to produce ultra-high-quality photo printouts, you may still want to keep a really good inkjet printer at hand. Or, you know, you could just order your prints from a local photo center... that's what I do. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2020 by zarmanto

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