Though it's aimed at the small- and home-based-business market, anyone looking for a high quality and low price laser printer will find a lot to like about the Samsung ML-2525W monochrome laser printer. It's fast (once it's warmed up, anyway), wireless, and quiet. And it's available for under $150.

Built-in wireless; Fast; Inexpensive

Warm-up time; No duplex

I have used this printer for more than a year. It is a dependable work horse. I have had only 2 paper jams since I have been using the printer since September 9, 2011. The after market toner cartridges cost less than $25 each. I found one on Ebay For $15.88.

This printer was good while it worked, just long enough to get me to buy my first replacement toner cartridge and escape the warranty period by 2 months. A real disspointment since the toner costs more than the printer - I have had good luck with all my other samsung products, surprised to see this...

Inexpensive

Poor quality; Did not meet expectations

This is a cheap and reliable laser printer that is well suited for large print jobs such as technical manuals on the order of one hundred pages or more. A particularly valuable feature of this printer is that it doesn't allow the page output to overflow; it stops until the maximal page output has...

If you looking for Wireless cap printer.

Good good printer for my office

This is 2525 not 2525W

Myths of the "paperless office" have been around for decades, but as computing power increases and b

Fast; quiet laser-quality output at a LOW price

No USB cable included; uses expensive toner cartridges

The printer works OK but it's very plasticky and flimsy. The paper tray always needs 'helping' back into place and the paper size adjustors are stiff & difficult to move. The symbol in the paper tray showing which side of the paper will be printed on is wrong - if you plan to print double-sided...

Samsung has built up a good reputation for its low-cost mono laser printers and the ML-2525 expands on the main strengths of its predecessors. The size, speed and running costs should make it a good choice as an individual desktop laser, but how does it measure up to the spec sheet and feature list?

It's been along time since I've had a laser printer, I used to have an old HP one that served me well, but the cartridges were just too costly so I ended up giving it away. For the most part ink jets have replaced laser printers, but they still have their place as ink jets really can't produce the...

Very fast printing for everything; Excellent quality text printing; Quick and easy setup

Cartridge costs almost as much as printer; Runs hot; A bit on the loud side

If you don't need to print in color or you want to save money by printing in black and white, a laser printer might be the answer for you. Laser printers have been around for a long time, but manufacturer's like Samsung are still innovating.