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HP M477FNW Wireless Color Printer with Scanner, Copier & Fax

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Condition: Used - Like New
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Condition
Used - Like New
Model
M477fnw
Style
Printer
Dimensions
16.4"D x 18.1"W x 15.7"H
Weight
48.1 lb
Color
Grey
Printing Technology
Laser
Warranty
Manufacturer
Works with
Laptops, PC

Features 1

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Description

Unmatched print, scan, copy, and fax performance plus robust, comprehensive security for how you work. This color MFP finishes key tasks faster and guards against threats. Original HP Toner cartridges with JetIntelligence produce more pages. Scan digital files directly to email, USB, network folders, and the cloud with preloaded business apps. Grab pages and go—without waiting around – this MFP wakes up and prints faster than the competition.

Specs 47

Brand HP
Connectivity Technology USB
Printing Technology Laser
Special Feature Auto Document Feeder
Color Grey
Model Name M477fnw
Printer Output Color
Maximum Print Speed (Color) 28 ppm

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Top Amazon Reviews


Could not be Happier with this printer!
Model: M477fnw Style: Printer
***Update: I have had this printer for over 4 years now and even though I don’t do a lot of printing, I am very happy that I still have the original toner cartridges and they are still half full so the printer prints color every time I need it. So much better than replacing dried up ink cartridges every time I want to print color. I am kicking myself for not buying this printer a lot sooner. I cannot begin to tell you how much money I have wasted on ink jet printers over the years. It is not often I print in color so every single time I finally needed to print in color on any of the several ink jet printers I have thrown out. The ink was always dry and I had to complete several time consuming and painfully stressful steps just to print one color page. This machine payed for itself saving me so much money on wasted ink jet cartridges. I only print in color about once a month or so and every time I use this printer, it just prints in color immediately, no issues, no cleaning and realigning print heads no streaks or blotches. It just works... Finally, a product I can actually look forward to using. The touch screen controls are amazing too, simply click and swipe. The scanner is quick and high quality, the auto document feeder never jams. Loading and printing a single envelope is a breeze through the front paper feeder. The toner cartridges may be expensive to replace, but it has been over a year since I purchased this printer and I have barley used the toner that came with it. I prefer this color laser printer over ANY ink jet printer on the market and I have been through them all, literally. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2018 by Robert

Very Happy With This Open Box Printer.
Model: M477fnw Style: Printer
I am pleasantly pleased with this item. I have been looking for a printer for some time, even purchased an Epson inkjet for a little over a hundred dollars that I was not happy with because the ink dried up on it so quickly. My problem was that I had a monochrome laser printer that was working perfectly fine that was not wireless. And I really felt that the color laser printers were just out the ballpark for me, along with the cartridges. Then I found this little beauty. Well, not so little. Upon opening the box, it was slightly larger than I had plan but the features were great. It connected to all of my Google files easily and I'm able to scan more files to my Google files. Huge plus. I'm a teletherapist and I was looking for something like this. I set up my network, also fairly easy if you are familiar with computers. Have to hand it to HP, they give you a full size keyboard to input your password to your network, on the Epson that I had just purchased and hated, when entering my password, I had to do it in segments. So if your password was say "cookie" you had to go through the numeric key board until you reached the lower letters of each alpha numeric representation. What a pain, especially for long passwords. Setup on the computer was little bit more confusing. It got to the end of the disk set up and tried to do a page print test and flaked. Said that it couldn't do a test print. So, I went into the device driver, did a page test print and it worked fine. Clicked on finish on the setup and everything seems to be working ok. My printer is in the same room as my computer, so I don't have to worry about waking it up, etc. as others have commented. I haven't faxed from it yet, but I'm sure I will see how that goes and report back. One last thing, if you are considering doing an open box from Amazon, I highly recommend it. Although this printer did not come in the original HP box, I saved close to $50 and I can't tell that it didn't come out of the original box. Amazon did a super job repackaging it. Overall, I'm very satisfied. 4/1/16 Update ~ Does not play well with Internet Explorer printing, does fine with Google. I tried to get it to print from Internet Explorer but it just gets lost somewhere over the internet. Also, if you are looking for true double sided printing, this doesn't have it. It has a duplex printing option, which allows you to print from a separate tray then flip the pages onto the backside for double sided printing. Not a big deal, but could see how this might be for some. 9/1/16 Update ~ It appears that some of the bugs have been worked out in regards to Internet Explorer and Apple. I've now had it 6 months and still do not regret my purchase. My daughter commented that she likes the color pictures printed better than the new Epson inkjet with the mega cartridge which my parents own. I will say that the fax software on it isn't that great. I've actually switched to an online fax because it doesn't seem to be compatible with my Ooma phone. :( Scanning is great, probably one of the best scanning MFP I've ever had. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2016 by Tami E.

Does Not Work Well with Windows 10 and/or Att U-verse Modem
Model: M477fnw Style: Printer
I usually love HP products... but this printer is NOT an easy set up. I've been trying to get it set for 2 hours now... and it's still not working! It keeps timing out and telling me to restart it all over again! Update: The second day trying to get this printer installed... I ended up calling HP support. I would never have been able to fix it on my own. The HP support guy took over my computer and had to manually add the software... the first time with my computer wired to the printer. Then I removed the wire to try it wireless... no go. He had to remove what he added then reinstall a different software from HP. And some modems apparently don't work well with this product. He also had to go into my Att uverse modem (it's a new modem installed about a month ago) and change the settings! That completely put me on edge since Internet is more important to me than the printer and he couldn't guarantee that it wouldn't mess up my connection with my other devices in the office and was telling me that I'd have to call ATT if it didn't work. Luckily it didn't interfere with my other devices. It was some sort of universal hp drivers. And the scanner software wouldn't work at all so he had to go to an app store and download a generic one that would work so I could have wireless. Like I said... I would have never been able to do this on my own... and I went through all the troubleshooting forums and nowhere did any of them suggest what the guy did. And it was 2 different problems... Windows 10 and also Att Uverse Modem. He did say Windows 10 was a known problem and they haven't fixed the firmware yet. This apparently is a fairly new printer where the bugs aren't worked out yet... so maybe in a year or two when they worked out the bugs in firmware updates will this be a plug and play printer.... but right now... if you use Windows 10 or have Att U-verse... get ready for a 2 hour support call with HP... besides the time you spend trying to get it connected on your own. I probably wasted 8 hours total (in 2 work days) on getting this printer set up. I'd pick a different printer if I were to do it all over again. update: 7/25/2016 I must have gotten a lemon. It doesn't always print crisp like a laser printer should. It actually prints like a laser jet... with that splatter look to some of the print on the page. I regret buying this printer. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2016 by Small Biz

Could I learn to like printers one day?
Model: M477fnw Style: Printer
I hate home printers, sooner or later they start causing problems, usually when you least expect it. Vendors Ink is expensive and gets used fast. Cheap ink prints with poor quality if at all. Every few years I give up and get a new printer. This is my first laser jet printer and I'm so glad I got it. 6 months and still waiting for anything to go wrong. First let me tell you what you need to know the most - 1. yes, you can print on both sides of paper with easy manual step (manual duplex) 2. yes, it comes shipped with full ink cartridges good for more than 1500 pages, here's from my status page this morning: Type: Ink remaining: Pages remaining: Pages printed black 80% 1800 484 cyan 80% 1300 449 magenta 90% >1100 449 yellow 90% >1100 449 3. yes, it's easy to install and setup, I print/scan from Macbook, Windows 10, Android - no issues. Check out "HP Smart" software, I found it very helpful and easy to use 4. it's really fast, high quality ( didn't try printing photos though) 5. it's kind of noisy if you are right next to it, but it goes to sleep in a 1-2 min, wakes up on printer request. You never have to turn it on/off. It's a funny feeling and difficult to admit - for the first time I feel I like my printer, I enjoy printing and predictable good results. I have not replaced the ink yet, must be expensive, but at 1500 pages or so I'm not that worried. If something goes wrong I'll post an update. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2019 by B. Slavin

Cyan Dots, Horrible Support, Then Fantastic Support
Model: M477fnw Style: Printer
I have repeating spots on the left side of all documents that call for color printing. They are cyan dots. It is most likely a bad cyan toner cartridge. I have followed the procedures on the HP web site and the conclusion is a bad toner cartridge. The printer is only 3 months old. I have only printed 187 color pages and 465 monochrome pages. I tried to contact HP by phone. That was a terrible experience. I don't recommend it to anyone. Especially if you have high blood pressure already, or any heart conditions. Update on April 6, 2018: I tried the Chat option of HP support. The experience was the exact opposite of the phone support. Very knowledgeable and helpful HP support person. They said I have a new cyan cartridge on the way. I will write more when I receive it. Update on April 9, 2018: The Chat support worked perfect. Chatted with a knowledgeable and very helpful person. I received a couple of emails letting me know when the replacement cartridge would arrive. Installed the cartridge just seconds ago and all is well. I upgraded to 4 stars because of the Chat Support. The printer is also working perfect. I would give it 5 stars if the cartridges were not so expensive. The replacement cartridges (Cyan, Yellow, Magenta, and Black) cost more than I paid for the printer! Update on April 10, 2018: Last night I received a telephone call from HP Support. They wanted to make sure my problem had been solved. The HP Support went from terrible while trying calling them, to outstanding with chat. I have never been called by any company to see if my problem had been solved. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2018 by Robert Strasser

Yay! Prints on CARDSTOCK up to 85lb !!!
Model: M477fnw Style: Printer
OMG! I am so in love with my new printer, the HP LaserJet Pro M477fnw wireless All-in-One printer. I have been using my old color laser printer for over 10 years: the HP 2550N. It was the very first low priced color laser printer for home office use. Well, it finally died last week. I did some research and found that none of the new color laser printers for home use seem like they are compatible with CARDSTOCK printing. The specs of all the new printers only list "post card" with the highest weight rating being 58lb. I thought, really? How can this be? I have been printing on 65lb card stock all this time. I found that lots of people have been making the same inquiries, with no luck. There just did not seem to be any new color laser printers for home use with this capability. So I took my old printer to the repair shop. They had it for over a week and said that they could not fix it. So . . . I bit the bullet and bought the best printer I had researched for me: the HP LaserJet Pro M477fnw. Well, here is some really good news, folks! I got home, went to print something and when I looked at the "paper type" choices menu, I discovered that it had a CARDSTOCK listing and its weights are rated at 176-220 gms. That is 85lb card stock! Whoopie! That is heavier than what my old 2550 would do, by far! I tried out some CARDSTOCK and it printed it with no problems, and not curled either. It spit it out nice and flat. Also, this new printer is lightning fast, even with my complex color brochures. It does not wait for 5 minutes to print a full color, complex page like my old printer. It prints my most difficult color brochures in under 30 seconds. And text pages print in like, 3 seconds. No lie! It is amazing. Needless to say, I am very happy with it. I recommend this printer to anyone who is on the fence about a color laser printer. It is great. Thank you, HP! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2016 by C. Steven Blue

Best printer
Model: M477fnw Style: Printer
Wonderful printer! Bought a different style after our first M477FNW was fired by a short. Immediately sent it back and bought this used one and it has been going strong. Connects wirelessly, easy to set up, scans fast and print from your effortlessly.
Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2026 by House

Does your office use Mac? AVOID this printer!
Model: M477fnw Style: Printer
First, the good: this printer/MFP prints nicely, looks sharp, and the scanner and document feeder works well. Also, tech support is very helpful and good at following up, BUT they are helpless to solve problems with Macs (details below). If your office is entirely based on Windows PCs, then you'll be fine. However, if your office uses Mac, I recommend you stay away from this printer at all costs! My business has one Windows PC and several Macs, most of which are less than one year old. Windows? No problem. But with the Macs, you better get used to seeing the error message in the pictures I posted "File is Corrupt." Our high tech solution? Unplug the doggone printer, plug it back in, and print. It will usually give you one or two successfully copies, and then go right back to the File is Corrupt failure. This happens with files of ALL types, big, small, graphics, text, Word, Excel, PhotoShop, etc. The problem is intermittent and will waste tremendous amounts of your valuable time! I've called tech support twice on this one. The hold times are short and the people are knowledgable and friendly. BUT, the first time I called, they suggested I switch to generic postscript driver. That works once in a while, but is not a consistent fix - not at all. We continue to have problems, and now I have my people doing trial-and-error, switching between various drivers while trying to print file. Facepalm! On the second call, the "solution" was to switch my machines to a LaserJet 3000 driver that is 15 years old!! Yep, you read that right. The driver is from 2005. Hey, HP, how about your developers just fix the driver that comes with this software? The support tech even suggested to me that using the HP "Easy Start" software to install drivers is NOT the best way to go. Uhhhh, ok. Got it. Don't use the stuff that HP provides. Instead, dig through their archives for old drivers, and manually install those. Naturally, as tech support folks tend to do, they blamed someone else. This is all Apple's fault, you see. Because they update their operating systems frequently. Yeah, HP, that's how it works. You're supposed to keep up with it! Making this even worse, trying to install the HP3000 driver on our newest Macs hasn't worked either. Maybe they don't like 15 year old software? Dunno. But really, this seems like a ridiculous solution anyway. So, bottom line, this is a good printer for Windows shops. But Mac people? Look elsewhere, because I'm about ready to throw mine out the window. HP: if by any chance you're reading this review, my ask is that you credit my purchase price toward a new higher-end printer, assuming there is one available that does not have this problem. I'll happily pay the difference. Otherwise, after this thing gets defenestrated, I'll be shopping for Brother or Canon or any other brand that can help me STOP wasting valuable office time troubleshooting a device as basic as a printer! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2019 by Steve Dunlap
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