Fast Delivery, Reasonable Price

Desgraciadamente solo me duró poco más de un año y la uso muuuy poco.De repente ya no quiso imprimir y el mensaje de error que mandaba es que se dañó el “firmware” y que había que resetear los valores de fábrica cosa que el Técnico no pudo. Un mugre robo

I probably printed 50 pages in about a year.It stopped feeding... error 03 paper jam... Restarted printer, reseated paper, reinstalled, cleaned the roller, checked for jams 400 times... is not (and never was) jammed but it refuses to pick up paper and feed it. Says jammed. Spent hours troubleshooting.The HP smart app also sucks. Requires you to have an account for a stupid piece of printer software. When running it can use ridiculous amounts of system resources, more CPU and RAM than many AAA gaming titles, and will slow down many computers.To set the thing up on WiFi you have to download a stupid smart phone app (instead of having a screen with settings like in the old days)... I mean those settings screens are much simpler and cost the MFP $1.00 to install the tiny screen and a couple buttons. I'd glady pay $5.00 extra for NOT having to control with a smart phone app. I am sick of everything needing to be another buggy app on my phone.Cheap MFP/ home printers have always been problematic, but things are getting worse and not better.My old Samsung laser printer was literally 10+ years old but couldn't work with new Windows11 driver support and sharing the printer (print management) as print server from a local computer was deprecated for the most part by Microsoft in 2020 and that Samsung model didn't have network or WiFi - so I had to buy a WiFi capable printer to make direct printing easier... so that's why I bought this, the cheapest monchrome laser I could find with WiFi, and it was a mistake.My last printer lasted 10 years. This one didn't last 10 pages.This thing won't last, and I hate everything about it.

En general no he tenido problemas, se descarga la app sin CD, pero los cartuchos son difíciles de conseguir fuera de amazon

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Einfach zu installieren, läuft zügig mit WiFi, gute Scanfunktion, lässt sich über die zugehörige APP vernünftig steuern. Hat eigentlich alle wesentlichen Funktionen.

1.) Die Installation war nur möglich, wenn man eine Abonnement für die Toner-Kartusche bestellte. Eine aus meiner Sicht unangenehme ABO-Falle, die zu einer sofortigen gleichtägigrn Kündigung führte.2.) Immer wieder druckt der Drucker nicht und muss erst ausgeschaltet werden. Häufige falsche Fehlermeldung: kein Papier3.)Betriebsanleitung zum Gebrauch des Gerätes inexistent oder miserabel

I have purchased several different HP printers over the years. Each one of them always had the classic HP issues... Hard to set up, get the USB cable out because wi-fi don't work, screwy software, HP support was basically non-existent, but when the rare case popped up where you actually did get ahold of a semi-live person, their English skills quickly stole your joy that someone actually answered the phone, and your issue was likely not solved satisfactorily. And print quality was always hit or miss. Good ole HP, right?But I have always subscribed to brand loyalty, and despite those classic and ridiculous HP issues, I stuck with the brand. So, I needed a small laser printer that could also do copy/scan, didn't cost a small fortune, and hopefully didn't require a rocket scientist degree to set up. I liked what I saw in the MFP M140we on its Amazon page, I was curious about the new HP+ program, and since the price was definitely right, I pulled the trigger and once again bought an HP laser printer. I am always skeptical about buying HP, which I know is silly. Just go buy another brand. But I don't personally believe other printer brands are much different with all these above listed issues, and therefore, I have always just stuck with buying HP.And for the first time ever, I am a truly satisfied customer. This little printer just blew me away in how incredibly easy it was to set up, including an amazingly easy wi-fi connection. The HP+ Smart app can be found in either the Microsoft or Apple stores and it has revolutionized the way I look at an HP printer. It simply works by taking all the stress away from setting up an HP printer. It set up an account, connected to wi-fi, then walked me through removing all the transportation locking devices.I also chose to utilize the 6-month trial of HP+, which will automatically send out a new cartridge set to arrive well before I run out. You simply select your monthly printing needs from 50 to 1500 pages per month, set up your card to pay the corresponding fee, and the app takes it from there. I chose the 50 pages per month, which will cost $1.99/month after the 6-month free trial. (I believe you get up to 1500 pages per month in the trial, and it will keep you stocked with cartridges.) There is no fee other than that monthly charge. Shipping is free and there is also a program to recycle your used cartridge. The printer checks the cartridge level without any input from you. So, I will never run out for $1.99/month. It does have an unused carryover, and you can change your plan at any time, or just cancel altogether, if for some reason don't like the program. You also get another year warranty if you take the HP+ option, which gives this little $170 laser printer a 2-year warranty. Be aware this printer will only accept HP cartridges. No other brand will work.The print speed and quality are excellent, the scans and copying have been flawless thus far. The HP+ Smart has taken over for the bad English, mostly non-existent customer support, and I just think this is one heck of a deal on an HP printer designed to be a simple machine that will adequately take care of my home printing needs. And it won't let me run out of cartridges either, which in my book, makes this the absolute best HP printer I have ever personally owned. It is seriously hard to find any faults. I am extremely satisfied.

This printer must be connected to the internet to use -- after a handful of pages, it will give you an error stating the account has to be set up. The app is available through the Apple app store. It is a bit slow to download and load.Before you begin, make Safari your default browser (you can switch back to your preferred after this is all set up).At one point it will say "sign into the HP yadda yadda" to create an account. It will not matter if you are logged in to the site, the app is going to open up a browser window to pull credentials. In my case, it was minimized, so I had to hunt it down by going to "Window" in the upper most bar of the screen.As above: make sure Safari is your default browser during this process.I had mine as Chrome and spent about 15 minutes trying to figure out why the screen kept jumping back when I went to Chrome -- rebooting, removing the printer, etc. all seemed like a weird error I couldn't figure out.Once I put Safari as my default browser, removed the printer, started over in the app, and followed above instructions to find minimized window, it set up reasonably quickly.I hate that this printer is connected to the internet to work but it was (relatively) cheap and serves my needs. I have no problems with any of the device functionality, only the business model and lack of apparent tech cross browser testing.