The printer/copier, are excellent, and the basic setup is easy. The color reproduction is terrific. However, I am using my unit with a Mac and OS 10.6, one of the recommended systems, and the installation instructions are totally inadequate.

so not happy, vendor was rude and insulting, a simple no you can not return due to 14 day return policy would have be enough, I don't feel it was necessary to tell me I have no common sense, Ebay you lost a costumer

Love the way I can print from anywhere and anytime. Ink smears over paper when multiple copies are made or card stock is used. When using card stock paper feeds 2 to 3 at a time through the printer.

Easy To Set Up; Easy To Use; Quiet; Reliable

Slow Operation

Not a fan of AIO, but this one seems to be okay.

Where to start. At the beginning. Installation: Easy to set up, plug it in via usb and there it is. No worries. Great. Now try and configure the wireless to work on your wireless network. No, I couldn't either.

Purchased the printer about a month ago very disappointed with the build quality very thin and cheap plastic paper tray for example having been a hp customer since the 90s when they made some great scanners and printers quality has suffered as prices dropped The print speed is very slow from sending

Excellent product. Straight out of the box the installation routine is straightforward and requires no software loading - always a bonus! I have mine wired in by USB (and yes the cable is included) but this printer has wireless capabilities that I have not tried yet.

The bottom line on the HP LaserJet 100 Color MFP M175nw color laser all-in-one printer is that it's remarkably slow for a laser printer, though it is a good deal for a color laser all-in-one.

All-in-one; Excellent printed results; Wired / wireless networking; Scanner and copier built in; Relatively compact

Very slow; No automatic duplexing

If the HP LaserJet Pro 100 Color MFP M175nw ($349.99 direct) had nothing else going for it, it would be interesting just for its price, which lowers the entry-level cost for a color laser multifunction printer (MFP) by just a bit.

Small; Low price; Wired and Wi-Fi connections; Supports HP ePrint and Apple AirPrint for both Wi-Fi and cloud-based wireless printing

Low paper capacity; No duplexer, even as an option.

After a horrible experience with my last printer (same brand inkjet), this printer has been a welcome replacement. I read some good things about laser printers, so I searched for a color all in one, but couldn't find one in my price range.