Laserjet Pro 3001dw Wireless Black & White Printer, Best-for-Office (3G65OF)

Great for work related documents given that it is a monochrome printer. It took 5 minutes to set up the machine and a WiFi connection. The quality of the printed document is really good, even using the 'draft' setting. The paper tray has more than enough capacity to print large documents without constantly having to be refilled. Duplex printing saves paper.

It works great and it prints checks

I run a free tax prep program (VITA) and bought this to print two sided tax turns black and white. This thing loses its mind and randomly prints one side.. then the other. We don't have time to sort pages to get them back into order so it wastes paper and toner. I also bought several toner for it and now I can't trust it. So frustrating! update.. more often than not it does not print two sided and cant be used.

Wyfi works well, no ink cartridges to dry out because you don't print a lot.

Simple set up, although I'm having difficulty connecting to Wi-Fi. Nonetheless, I would order again.

This prints very nice with PCL 6 and real Adobe Postscript Level 3 V3017. I initially tried the wireless setup app reference in the docs, and it failed. I connected an Ethernet cable and made it work. Updated the firmware and used the WiFi setup wizard on the printer web page (password is inside the toner cartridge compartment). Spent HOURS trying to get get WiFi to work and was just about to return the printer. My Ubiquity management console showed it connected to WiFi (although roaming between WiFi access points excessively) and it had an IP address, but you could not access the printer web page or print to it. One last idea was to do a secure erase from the printer web page, accessed over Ethernet. After this cold reset, I did the WiFi setup wizard (over Ethernet) and WiFi worked correctly. MANY minus points for lame setup, plus points for fast first page, high print quality, prints from my iPhone, or Windows laptop, or Linux system. I would offhand get something else but don't know of another low cost laser printer that includes Postscript. CUPS Postscript test page says it's 600x600 DPI, not the 1200 DPI claimed in the Windows config dialog. I'm a highly experienced software and hardware engineer, and my WiFI setup issues were not user error.

It was easy to install, don’t know why everyone thinks you need to use an Ethernet cable to set up I never did. Wi fi connected right up works great. Don’t use that much and with inkjet every time I wanted to print the ink was dried up. Hard to find just a printer anymore everything is multi function. Great price, good quality and cartridges aren’t that expensive. Will update in a month or so.

I got this printer because it as cheap. It's important to note that you are not shipped a 3001dw, but a 3001dwe. The "e" is why it's cheap. It means the printer needs to have a connection to the HP cloud at all times, presumably so you can setup automatic shipping of paper/toner to you. Or surveillance. Strangely, it is very difficult to set this printer up on a home network. I can connect my primary Windows machine to it, but I have been unable to connect my Mac to it except via bluetooth. Which means I need to be in the same room. The online support is useless. After 3 months of occasional, attempts, I've given up. I would recommend spending the extra $100-$200 for a better printer, even if it seems larger.

Very easy to set up; took about 15 minutes to set up to two laptops and two phones. Works really well.

Works perfectly Easy to setup

I purchased the HP LaserJet Pro 3001dw specifically because it was advertised as supporting automatic duplex printing. My primary need was A5 duplex printing, which the product appeared to support — the paper tray is even marked for A5. However, after setting up the printer, I discovered that it cannot perform duplex printing on A5 paper at all. This makes the printer completely unsuitable for the purpose I bought it for. I contacted HP support several times through the hotline, but each time the outcome was a failure — no fix, no workaround, and no refund offered. This is extremely disappointing from a company of HP’s reputation. If you need duplex printing on A5, be warned: this printer will not deliver what is promised. Misleading specifications and poor customer support have made this a frustrating and regrettable purchase.

Excellent printer, Fast and reliable

Works well once driver direct is installed. Quick response, will last a long time.