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WHY BUY?
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FUNCTIONS
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FEATURES
 Built-in Wireless PrintingPrint from any room without using cables  Built-in Wired Networking Share your printer with multiple people Two-sided Printing Save paper by printing on both sides automatically Memory Card Slots Print photos without using a PC Color LCD Screen Edit photos and/or manage your printer easily Expandable Memory Add more memory (sold separately) to handle complex print jobs with ease High-capacity Paper Tray Refill paper less often with a tray that holds 250 sheets or more Auto Document Feeder Print multiple pages automatically
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SPECIFICATIONS
Print Speed Up to 19 pages per minute; first page out as fast as 8.5 seconds4  Print From USB, PC/Mac® Paper Handling 3" x 5" to 8.5" x 14"; up to 5,000 pages per month Wireless Wireless 802.11b/g |
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WHICH HP PRINTER IS RIGHT FOR YOU?
- Wireless performance is dependent upon physical environment and distance from access point.
- HP Smart Install works with Windows® only.
- HP Auto-On and Auto-Off capabilities subject to printer and settings.
- Exact speed varies depending on system configuration, software application, driver, and document complexity.
- Based on ISO/IEC 19752 and continuous printing. Actual yields vary considerably based on images printed and other factors. For details see www.hp.com/go/learnaboutsupplies.
Product Description
The affordable HP LaserJet P1102W brings the reliability, quality, and economy of monochrome laser printing to your home office. The P1102W connects to your computer via high-speed USB 2.0, and prints up to 19 pages per minute of bold, crisp texts. With WiFi 802.11b/g support, you can print wirelessly from anywhere in your home or office. The P1102W’s 150-sheet paper tray and single-sheet feeder allow you to print on letter, legal, executive, postcard sized paper, and envelopes. The 100-sheet output tray keeps your print job neatly stacked until you're ready to pick it up. The compact LaserJet P1102W fits easily on your desk or shelf and is an economical solution for users who print lots of text documents.OS Compatibility Windows: Windows 7 (32/64-bit), Vista (32/64-bit), XP (32/64-bit), Server 2008 (32/64-bit), Server 2003 (32/64-bit), Mac: OS X 10.4, 10.5, 10.6 and Linux.What's in the box: HP P1102W LaserJet Pro Monochrome Printer, Introductory HP 85A Toner Cartridge, USB Install Cable (3.3'/1 m), Power Cord, Installation CD, Printer Drivers, Printer Software, Documentation, Getting Started Guide, Support Flyer, Smart Install Flyer and Limited 1-Year Warranty.
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326 of 331 people found the following review helpful
By Douglas K
I purchased this printer through a local retailer and was debating between the HP and a similarly priced wireless printer from Brother. The replacement toner cartridges are a bit more for the HP, but then again, they come with the drum assembly built in. This greatly reduces maintenance and potential hardware failures.
Setup:
As for setup, under Windows it's a snap. Put the CD in and follow the directions.
Under Linux (I'm using Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid Lynx)) the install was easy. I visited [...] web site and downloaded the drivers. From there, I just followed the directions on the web page and it works like a charm.
I've not used it with a Mac, but I did note that OSX is listed on the box.
Printer quality:
As for the printer itself. It has a very small footprint on the desk when the paper trays are not extended, and a small one when they are. It has excellent monochrome print quality and is very fast. As with all laser printers, the ink is waterproof once it's on the paper. I'd recommend it any day of the week.
The printer's body feels solid when you handle it. The input trays are similarly solid. The output tray feels a bit light, but as long as you aren't abusing the tray, it'll be more than sufficient.
HP Experience:
For me, HP printers are generally very reliable and always has good driver support both under Windows and Linux.
Setup:
As for setup, under Windows it's a snap. Put the CD in and follow the directions.
Under Linux (I'm using Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid Lynx)) the install was easy. I visited [...] web site and downloaded the drivers. From there, I just followed the directions on the web page and it works like a charm.
I've not used it with a Mac, but I did note that OSX is listed on the box.
Printer quality:
As for the printer itself. It has a very small footprint on the desk when the paper trays are not extended, and a small one when they are. It has excellent monochrome print quality and is very fast. As with all laser printers, the ink is waterproof once it's on the paper. I'd recommend it any day of the week.
The printer's body feels solid when you handle it. The input trays are similarly solid. The output tray feels a bit light, but as long as you aren't abusing the tray, it'll be more than sufficient.
HP Experience:
For me, HP printers are generally very reliable and always has good driver support both under Windows and Linux.
151 of 153 people found the following review helpful
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Although this printer has many laudable features, it has a significant problem that potential purchasers should be aware of.
I purchased this printer for school. I often print papers of 40-90 pages in length. I thought I would be able to use the printer's manual duplexing feature to help me save paper by printing on both sides. The HP software makes this easy. It will first print the even-numbered pages, then you just put the pages back in the paper bin, and it prints the odd-numbered pages on the reverse side. And you use only half the paper. Unfortunately, with the longer papers, something goes wrong when it pulls in the paper to print the odd-numbered pages. The pages stick together, and I end up with a paper where the pages are badly out of order. So much so that the document is unusable. So, it ends up wasting a lot of paper and toner. And it seems the longer the document, the more likely it is to be a problem.
And it's really too bad because the product is pretty good in every other respect. The first page comes out unbelievably fast, even when the printer is asleep. The speed of the printer is good. And, strangely, the paper handling in the first six months I've had it -- aside from the duplexing problem -- is good. It hasn't jammed. The print quality is also just what you expect from a printer. On Windows 7, setup was easy. I use the wireless feature, and have had 0 problems with that.
The toner is more expensive than I would like. But maybe that's just the way all printers are these days. The starter toner cartridge really is quite small, and I needed a replacement very soon after I purchased the printer.
I purchased this printer for school. I often print papers of 40-90 pages in length. I thought I would be able to use the printer's manual duplexing feature to help me save paper by printing on both sides. The HP software makes this easy. It will first print the even-numbered pages, then you just put the pages back in the paper bin, and it prints the odd-numbered pages on the reverse side. And you use only half the paper. Unfortunately, with the longer papers, something goes wrong when it pulls in the paper to print the odd-numbered pages. The pages stick together, and I end up with a paper where the pages are badly out of order. So much so that the document is unusable. So, it ends up wasting a lot of paper and toner. And it seems the longer the document, the more likely it is to be a problem.
And it's really too bad because the product is pretty good in every other respect. The first page comes out unbelievably fast, even when the printer is asleep. The speed of the printer is good. And, strangely, the paper handling in the first six months I've had it -- aside from the duplexing problem -- is good. It hasn't jammed. The print quality is also just what you expect from a printer. On Windows 7, setup was easy. I use the wireless feature, and have had 0 problems with that.
The toner is more expensive than I would like. But maybe that's just the way all printers are these days. The starter toner cartridge really is quite small, and I needed a replacement very soon after I purchased the printer.
170 of 175 people found the following review helpful
At my house in the country my deskjet printers got so little use that they were dried up when I did need them, so when I saw this Laserjet for $99 I jumped on it. The toner cartridges can be pricey at $65 or so, but it's cheaper than replacing dried up deskjet cartridges for me, and I don't need to print color.
Considering that in the early 1990s when the first home laserjet from HP sold for just under $1,100, and business models sold for about $3,500, this still seems like a bargain to me.
It also works well (and better than my wireless Lexmark printer that lasted all of two months, and that wouldn't print anything if any of the cartridges were empty (if one color was gone, you couldn't even print black).
Here's how to install the printer on a Mac with OS X (10.6) (if needed):
1. Click Finder on the Dock
2. Click APPLICATIONS under PLACES
3. Click SYSTEM PREFERENCES
4. Click PRINT & FAX
5. Click OPEN PRINT QUEUE
6. Click PRINTER SETUP
7. Click the UTILITY tab
8. Click OPEN PRINTER UTILITY
9. Click the HTML CONFIG button
10. Click the NETWORKING tab
11. Click WIRELESS
12. Click INFRASTRUCTURE
13. Select your wireless network under AVAILABLE NETWORK NAMES (SSID)
14. Click the << button (to the left of the network names list)
15. Scroll down to AUTHENTICATION and click the choices after SECURITY MODE
16. Choose the type of security you're using (WEP or WPA/WPA2)
17. Under the AUTHENTICATION heading above this, click in the box following WEP KEY 1 and enter your network password
18. Click the green APPLY button
19. In the information box that appears and says, "Changes have been made ..." click the green OK button
20. Close the HTML CONFIG UTILITY window by clicking the red button at the top left
21. Click the OK button in the HP LASERJECT PROFESSIONAL P1102W box
22. Close the HP LASERJET PROFESSIONAL P1102W box by clicking the red button at the top left
23. In the PRINT & FAX box click the choice for the HP Laserjet PP102W
24. Press the minus sign to delete the printer
25. Press the DELETE PRINTER confirmation button
26. Click the plus sign button to re-add the printer
27. Scroll through the list and click on the printer name HP LASERJET PROFESSIONAL P1102W for which KIND (in the next column) says BONJOUR
28. Click the ADD button
That's it. Simple and reliable. And without the Lexmark issues.
Considering that in the early 1990s when the first home laserjet from HP sold for just under $1,100, and business models sold for about $3,500, this still seems like a bargain to me.
It also works well (and better than my wireless Lexmark printer that lasted all of two months, and that wouldn't print anything if any of the cartridges were empty (if one color was gone, you couldn't even print black).
Here's how to install the printer on a Mac with OS X (10.6) (if needed):
1. Click Finder on the Dock
2. Click APPLICATIONS under PLACES
3. Click SYSTEM PREFERENCES
4. Click PRINT & FAX
5. Click OPEN PRINT QUEUE
6. Click PRINTER SETUP
7. Click the UTILITY tab
8. Click OPEN PRINTER UTILITY
9. Click the HTML CONFIG button
10. Click the NETWORKING tab
11. Click WIRELESS
12. Click INFRASTRUCTURE
13. Select your wireless network under AVAILABLE NETWORK NAMES (SSID)
14. Click the << button (to the left of the network names list)
15. Scroll down to AUTHENTICATION and click the choices after SECURITY MODE
16. Choose the type of security you're using (WEP or WPA/WPA2)
17. Under the AUTHENTICATION heading above this, click in the box following WEP KEY 1 and enter your network password
18. Click the green APPLY button
19. In the information box that appears and says, "Changes have been made ..." click the green OK button
20. Close the HTML CONFIG UTILITY window by clicking the red button at the top left
21. Click the OK button in the HP LASERJECT PROFESSIONAL P1102W box
22. Close the HP LASERJET PROFESSIONAL P1102W box by clicking the red button at the top left
23. In the PRINT & FAX box click the choice for the HP Laserjet PP102W
24. Press the minus sign to delete the printer
25. Press the DELETE PRINTER confirmation button
26. Click the plus sign button to re-add the printer
27. Scroll through the list and click on the printer name HP LASERJET PROFESSIONAL P1102W for which KIND (in the next column) says BONJOUR
28. Click the ADD button
That's it. Simple and reliable. And without the Lexmark issues.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent laser printer!
This is an excellent HP laser printer that provides wireless as well as USB connectivity. For the price, you can't go wrong.
Published 4 days ago by kvanryn
5.0 out of 5 stars
Work related purchase
I have now purchased three of these for various staff persons and each of them are absolutely happy with my choice of printer for them.
Published 22 days ago by Concerned Mother
5.0 out of 5 stars
It just works, everytime
I have it set up wireless to my router, it works very well, I have not run out of the original toner cartridge. It is simple and best of all it prints clearly when I need it to. Read more
Published 24 days ago by Allen Bradley
1.0 out of 5 stars
AWFUL
I "just" recently starting using the machine. After about 20 copies I receive an error message, that it is out of paper. The paper draw is full. Read more
Published 1 month ago by JOHN C. TRUDEAU
5.0 out of 5 stars
This printer is awesome
My parents bought the previous model about ten years ago and theirs is still going strong. I bought mine a year and a half ago and it works great. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Ethan Jewett
5.0 out of 5 stars
Easy To Use. Reliable.
I wanted a LaserJet printer and this one did not disappoint. It is quick and toner lasts a long time. It also rarely, if ever, gets jammed. Read more
Published 1 month ago by David
5.0 out of 5 stars
Works with printing labels - reliable
Some printers burn out with label printing.
This printer has been a work horse, printing my half page labels.
Highly recommended
This printer has been a work horse, printing my half page labels.
Highly recommended
Published 1 month ago by L. Davis
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good for our Home
- Purchased 9/2011 from the Egg - $113 at time of purchase
--- Pros ---
* Fast
* Spot on
* Fairly small
--- Cons ---
* Toner cartridge is... Read more
--- Pros ---
* Fast
* Spot on
* Fairly small
--- Cons ---
* Toner cartridge is... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Jordan Austin
5.0 out of 5 stars
HP LaserJet Pro P1102
Great little printer, small and compact, yet very durable and easy to use. Installation is very simple and had it working within minutes. Works great with XP or WIN 7.
Published 1 month ago by Cat Mac
1.0 out of 5 stars
WARNING! If you get a paper jam, printer needs to be replaced!!
I got a paper jam in my printer and was unable to remove the paper. I called HP support and asked how to remove the back panel and was told that there was no back panel to remove. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Kate
