Ink jet printers are for smucks. The cost per page is seriously high. And the technology is terrible. If you print most everything in black, and have a small desk, this printer rocks. I would give it 5 starts if it was easier to set up with a USB cord to find my wireless network and its password.

I have had this mono printer for 6 moths, I use genuine HP cartridges, I'm now getting broad central black bands right down the middle of the paper whether a text document or plain page printing. This is also a noisy printer and cartridges last approx 6-8 weeks of light domestic use.

I'll have to let you know.

Looks nice...

Still waiting for the new one to get here

I have had two of these printers in the last few months, both of them had the same problem. The Attention and Power lights are started to blinking and printer stop to print. I have checked for paper jams and downloaded the latest firmware/software but it hasn't changed anything.

I'm so surprised at the compact size of this printer. Initially when you think laser printer, you think of this huge clunky box with a billion buttons that takes up half of your workspace. I really like how simplified and just plain basic this printer is.

Not everyone needs bells and whistles. HP's LaserJet Pro M15w is a very compact, single-function printer focused on delivering mono text and graphics.

Good print speeds; Wonderfully simple

No control panel; Expensive running costs; Only suited to occasional use

Tiny, quiet and simple, the M15w would be perfect if it wasn't so expensive to run

Small footprint; Quiet; Simple to use

Lack of advanced features; Expensive to run

Tiny, quiet and simple, the M15w would be perfect if it weren't so expensive to run

Good print speeds; Wonderfully simple;

No control panel; Expensive running costs; Only suited to occasional use;

The HP LaserJet Pro M15w is aimed squarely at the booming micro economy and the legions of workers whose home is also their office, because HP's latest laserjet is not only the smallest in its class, but the cheapest too.

Footprint is little larger than a sheet of A4; Fast printing at 19ppm; Affordable and easy to use; Strong app support

No dual-side printing; Print resolution is a low; No LCD display; No settings to adjust

The sales person told me the paper fits inside. It doesn't... It has a fold down platform that the paper sits on exposed to the open and god forbid dusty air... Oh well.. I figured he didn't know what he was talking about anyway. This I am using as a backup printer for my big Dell.

Design; Easy to Use; Performance; Quiet; value; small

the exposed paper feed could get dust in your unit