Hassle free and trouble free, got for a great price and free delivery the next day. Very pleased with choice, noticed some great reviews from other customers so felt obliged to leave one as I'm really impressed. So so easy to setup and well deserving of its five stars from me.
The HP LaserJet Pro 400 is a well-featured printer that has strong specifications for use in the office. The M401dw model has excellent connectivity alongside an accessible (if unreponsive) touchscreen.
HP's LaserJet Pro M404dw ($349.99) is a print-only monochrome laser printer designed for moderate to heavy output in a small office or workgroup. Like its M404dn sibling reviewed here in August, the M404dw prints well at a fast clip. Both of these LaserJet Pro models hold their own against a crowded field of competitors, including two recent Editors' Choice recipients, the Canon imageClass LBP226dw, and Epson's inkjet-based "laser alternative," the WorkForce Pro WF-M5299. The M404dw's running costs are somewhat high, and its grayscale photos are a bit below average, but it's a capable laser worthy of consideration.Small, Mighty, and Wireless Aside from a few security features and other small variances, the primary difference between the LaserJet Pro M404dn and the M404dw is that the latter comes with a wireless radio for Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi Direct. (The latter is a peer-to-peer networking protocol that allows wireless connections between the printer and handheld devices without either...
HP's LaserJet Pro M404dw is a fast single-function monochrome laser that pushes high-quality text and graphics output at a happy clip. Only its expensive taste in toner keeps it from top marks.
Speedy, good-looking output; Robust connectivity and smartphone integration through HP Smart App; Auto-duplex support; High volume ratings; Small footprint, but expandable paper-input capacity
Toner is pricey; Slightly subpar grayscale photo output
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