Bought the first printer from a fellow employee that was moving to France for $110.00. Setup was easy, added to my home network,with 2 other printers, no problem. Love the wireless feature.

Good price, compact, installation into my network was a breeze; Love the fact that it's wireless; Can print from anywhere in range of network not just from inside the house; A ton more prints than my ink printer for about the same price

Need longer USB cable; 6 foot would be better

Review HP's entry-level laser is available with and without a wireless connection. The LaserJet P1102w has one and the asking price reflects this. This is another extended bread loaf-shaped printer, with the main feed tray folding down from the front panel.

The P1102w targets SOHOs and small- and medium-sized businesses and in this grouptest, it manages a fair few distinctions.

This printer has been great right out of the box, drivers were right off the HP site but it came with a disk. Software for printing is included. This thing is a workhorse, It prints fast and the quality is great, no complaints at all.

Fairly quiet; fast; prints great; cheap

Zero so far

HP LaserJet printing from virtually anywhere in the home or office with several users. Print at up to 1/8 / 19 page wirelessly ....with no need for extra wires. very happy with it.do not have huge noise while printing, it is very quiet infact. good buy.

Good in printing.

A small wireless laser printer that cannot annoy the lounge police as it can sit in a cupboard of behind the sofa and once you have connected it to a recent PC by a USB lead everything is done automatically no need even to insert a CD.

The HP LaserJet Pro P1102w is faster than your average low-end laser, and it has wireless to boot. Unfortunately its toner is very expensive, making it appropriate only for low-volume users.