- Operate easily thanks to wireless connectivity, networking and security features.
- Stay productive with fast printing speeds and automatic two-sided printing.
- Enable easy printing from your mobile devices at work, home, or on the go.
- This HP Printer is compatible with Windows 10 (printer driver update may be required).
Key specifications
- Up to 26 ppm black
- Wireless
- Full-capacity cartridge included (1,500 page yield).
- Designed for work teams with 1–5 users.
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| HP LaserJet Pro M201dw |
Full specifications
- Print speed black: Up to 26 ppm
- Recommended monthly page volume: 500 to 2,000 pages
- Print technology: Laser
- Processor speed: 750 MHz
- Print languages: PCL 5c, PCL 6, PS, PCLm, PDF
- Paper handling input, standard: 250-sheet input tray, 10-sheet priority tray
- Paper handling output, standard: 150-sheet output tray
- Media sizes supported: Letter, legal, executive, postcards, envelopes (No. 10, Monarch)
- Power consumption: 450 watts (Printing), 2.2 watts (Ready), 0.1 watts (Auto-Off), 0.1 watts (Manual-Off).
- Operating temperature range: 59° to 90.5°
- Operating humidity range: 10 to 80 percent RH
- HP LaserJet M201dw Printer; HP Black LaserJet Toner Cartridge (~1500 pages); Installation guide, Support flyer, Warranty guide; CD containing software and electronic documentation; power cord; USB cable.
- Warranty: One-year limited.
- Set up for success. Connect this printer to a wireless or Ethernet network with ease. Built-in networking, security features, and management tools help protect data and streamline workflows.
- Complete print jobs quickly and easily. Automatic two-sided printing-paired with an easy-to-use LCD control panel and a full-capacity cartridge in the box-help you do more.
- Meet pressing business demands-even when you're out of the office. Mobile printing options help save you time and print at the speed of business.
- Use only Original HP Toner in your HP printer for great results, print after print
- This HP Printer is compatible with Windows 10 (printer driver update may be required)
- Set up for success. Connect this printer to a wireless or Ethernet network with ease. Built-in networking, security features, and management tools help protect data and streamline workflows.
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| HP LaserJet Pro M201dw |
This HP LaserJet Pro M201dw is exactly that printer. I'm pleasantly surprised at how quickly this printer can turn itself on (it has an amazingly good standby mode that draws nearly no power), it can spit out a page of text, from a cold start, faster than I can stand up, walk 15 feet and pick up the paper. This printer is stunningly and satisfyingly fast. The print quality is average of a laser pointer (which is perfectly acceptable) an I like the Eco mode where it significantly cuts down toner use by not printing solid blacks for each character (the characters look kinda grey/washed out in the center but this is acceptable or reading drafts). Installation was easy.
The default that the HP LaserJet Pro printer selected was to be on AirPrint, which I knew already worked so as an experiment I clicked on the Select-A-Printer drop down menu and saw that the HP printer driver was indeed there waiting for me. I selected it, the driver downloaded and updated itself (it took maybe a bit less than a minute) then I was ready to print. I was just too easy, the easiest installation process I have seen for any printer on any OS.
Printing via my Ethernet cable was super fast, I'm stunned at the speed of each print job and the low noise the printer makes. I can't hear it printing (or warming up) from the next room (like I could with all my previous laser printers) so this is great for not disturbing other family members who may be sleeping or doing both things.
Setting up the M201dw printer was easy, just remove several pieces of tape, lift the top cover, remove the white paper (which is the drawing of where all the strips of tape are located) slide out the toner cart and pull the release tape off, the drop the toner back in, close the top cover and you're ready to go. its really a lot easier than it sounds.
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