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

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Condition
New
Style
HP LaserJet M110w Wireless
Model
7MD66F#BGJ
Dimensions
745"D x 13.63"W x 6.26"H
Weight
9 lb
Color
White
Printing Technology
Laser
Warranty
One-year limited hardware warranty.
Works with
Laptops, PC, Smartphones, Tablets

Features 7

  • FROM AMERICA'S MOST TRUSTED PRINTER BRAND Perfect for small teams printing professional-quality black & white documents and reports. Perfect for 1-3 people
  • WORLD'S SMALLEST LASER IN ITS CLASS Precision laser printing that fits anywhere
  • FAST PRINT SPEEDS Up to 21 black-and-white pages per minute single-sided
  • WIRELESS WITH SELF-RESET Helps you stay connected

Description

The world's smallest laser printer in its class, the HP LaserJet M110w is perfect for printing black & white forms and documents. It offers high-speed printing, seamless setup and reliable connectivity.

Specs 49

Brand HP
Connectivity Technology USB, Wireless
Printing Technology Laser
Special Feature Auto Power On, Energy Star
Color White
Model Name LaserJet M110W
Printer Output Black & White
Max Printspeed Monochrome 21 ppm

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Finally got a laser and dropped the color
So far so good. I've been using this printer for a few days now and it works well. Set up was okay, easy enough. I didn't download the HP software but used the windows drivers, don't want to be bothered with all the extra installed stuff i won't use, i just want to print. I purchased the monochrome because I work from home, I never print in color, so why am I paying for an inkjet printer with color and black ink for something I will never use. It seems scammy to me that you can't print in black unless you have a color cartridge. After my old printers broke, I was left with unused or either full color cartridges. No more. Anyhoo, it prints very fast, no paper jams to report, the print quality is good, it's a laser print, hello. It's quiet enough. Small size. The only thing i wish is that i can leave paper in the printer and still close the cover. I can leave printer in the paper sticking out but my dog likes to steal the paper and shred it so I don't keep paper in the printer until I need to print. No biggie. Happy with my purchase. If i'm not, I'll be back. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2026 by Valerie - The Digital Reader
If you're on the fence, buy it!
Small, compact and prints super fast. The quality of the prints is excellent! I was hesitant because it doesn't have a scanner but the HP software has a phone app to use your phone as the scanner and it works really well. Bring monochrome is fine, too, because I didn't print in color and grayscale images are fine. I bought this because I seldomly print and was tired of having to buy ink cartridges each time I went to print. This has solved that perfectly and at a great price point. I always read the reviews prior to a purchase and all of the negative ones for this are unfounded. I had this setup in literally 5 minutes. There are no issues with Wi-Fi printing. If there are, it's with the Wi-Fi, not this printer. I highly recommend this printer! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2026 by MTuersley
Worse junk than the last one
I bought this HP printer to replace a previous printer that would no longer connect wirelessly, stopped scanning, and got erratic about feeding paper. The one prior to that had also gotten to the point it was erratic about feeding paper but it was about 9 years old so no serious complaint about that one. Since I also bought a color printer which scanned, I bought this basic printer. It will not connect wirelessly and it locks up print jobs. If I wait 10 minutes it will start the print job about half the time. The rest of the time I have to go in and try to pause, restart or cancel the job and usually shut off the print spooler. That works about half the time. The rest of the time I have to shut down the printer and the laptop and restart everything in order to clear the print job. And yes, I know how to set up a printer wirelessly - I've done it several times. Frankly I have been quite disappointed in HP products of late. I won't buy another and when I use up the print cartridges I have I will probably just junk this one and buy a competitor product. One star is too high a rating for this product. Edit to add that it not only was refusing to print again without a 20 minute fight, my other printer (HP8010) decided that it could no longer connect which took about a 1/2 hour of fooling with to rectify but then decided it wasn't going to allow the document feeder to work which I just gave up on. Definitely no more HP printers. Edit to add I just junked this one. The other HP printer decided it doesn't want to do a good job either. If this Epson I just bought only works half right it will HP beat all to hell. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2025 by Tom
Simple reliable printer
I hate printers but when you need one you really need it and it’s extremely convenient to have one. I only print a few times a year so the laser printer was suggested and this was one of the cheapest i could find. I am so glad i decided to get this one, the setup was easy, and it works good on WiFi via phone or computer, or with a usb cable. Note that If you use the usb port then you do not need the hp app, but you need the app to use the WiFi. It’s just a very simple device that will print your stuff. I send a job over and it prints it instantly. No “printer maintenance” for 10 agonizing minutes or other nonsense. I had no idea how annoying my inkjet printer was until I experienced using this thing. I haven't had it super long but it seems like it’s working better than any other printer i have owned. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2026 by Meredith Dumais
Good size, a pain to connect wirelessly
Size: Perfect for my small office Quality: Print well Usage: Wireless connection to my laptop is a pain. HP has different apps, and it's not always clear which one is redundant. It hesitates to connect each time although I leave my laptop and the printer on all the time. HP needs to improve their software ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2026 by M&M
Perfect for home, easy setup
Was able to work within 10 minutes of receiving this printer. Hooked up to house network quickly and easily. Clear, crisp printouts. Takes up very little space. No paper jams, and holds enough paper to do a week's worth of work. Very happy with this printer. Exactly what we wanted - a printer that just prints, reliably and whenever you need it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2026 by Kindle Customer
Awesome lil machine!
Easy to install and prints fast wirelessly!!!
Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2026 by Angee Cole Hanna
Anti consumer sentiment at HP is so unfortunate
My 28 year old HP LaserJet 5L hit end of life (well, actually the cartridges did). During my research I saw lots of misinformation and negative, emotional rhetoric about HP. Some was true, some wasn't... This is one small printer--smaller than my old one. And it's a lot faster. Now for the bad stuff... You can tell it's made a lot cheaper than the 5L. I think I spent ~ $600 back in the mid 90s for the 5L. What's that in todays dollars--a grand? I quickly noticed HP had two very similar model numbers for some printers: ones with an 'e' at the end and ones without it. A "no e" printer costs more. In fact this printer is about 50% more than it's 'e' counterpart. HP's website was very unclear about this. So unclear, flags went up. After many hours of digging into this, I wanted to pay more for the "non e". Why? Because it comes without all the "crap": HP+, mandatory HP Smart, mandatory HP account, (I think) mandatory internet connection, mandatory HP ink subscription. And data mining. One website (PC Week?) had a nice article clearing things up. Again, HP, not so much. HP tries to market all the above stuff as Value Added, but then why does it cost more to NOT get it? It's more like Annoyance Added. I read about the alleged lawsuit(s). What a toxic atmosphere. In the end, I was very close to skipping HP altogether and getting a Brother, but I invested so much time separating fact from fiction--I just couldn't abandon all that effort. Plus, I couldn't ignore the fact my printer lasted so long! Next time though, if I see any of the deceptive practices I saw this time, I will skip HP. No USB cable. You'll need a male USB A to male USB B cable. I don't do wireless. It can be problematic and frankly, I don't need a electromagnetic radiator that close to me. Unfortunately, it always powers up with it on and I have to manually turn it off every time. A pain. NOTE: the install guide says to "...install the required HP Smart software". ('required' is in bold). This is NOT true! Windows already has a driver (I'm running Win 10, 64 bit). Just plug in the USB cable and you're good to go. Why be deceptive, HP? Somehow, Windows installed HP Smart. I uninstalled it. It's part of their online/cloud "experience". I'm concerned it's also part of tracking what you're printing and datamining you. To be fair, I'm going to share some facts about two HP LaserJet printers I looked at. They directly conflicts much of the misinformation out there. I don't know if the misinformation was caused by the bad consumer sentiment towards HP, or perhaps some of the bad stuff had been true and got changed recently. First, you CAN buy aftermarket cartridges. Some have chips, some don't, so be careful. And (I think) some require you to remove the chip from your current cartridge (not a simple task & you can buy a tool to help) and glue it on the aftermarket. Aftermarket is important. While I always buy OEM, the aftermarket acts as a check & balance. Without it, HP could simply decide "You've had that printer for three years. Time to make you buy another one". Then they stop making the cartridges. It also helps keep the prices in check--especially once HP stops making the cartridges. You CAN disable the (anti aftermarket cartridge) chip requirement (it's in the firmware settings of the printer--you need to connect over the Ethernet or (I think) with a special tool that can do it over USB. I was going to buy a different (HP) model. It was on sale and priced close to this one. It had duplex printing and looked like a more robust printer. But, it had auto firmware updates. Firmware updates are important for them to keep the cartridge's chip working/from being hacked. My guess is they include blacklisted encryption keys and updated keys, like how the Blu Ray players work. Anyways, there was a setting for this so it could be disabled, but frankly, I was sooo tired of vetting all the crap with HP printers, I got this one--firmware update is a manual process. Hurray. It's a shame that a simple printer purchase turned into such a trying experience that monopolized many hours of my time. I'm glad it's over. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2023 by Jim
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