Customer Ratings & Reviews

A nice smaller size printer that is great for home use. Easy to use and looks great in my office.

Works well and is very small. It seems easy to operate.

For those looking for a laserjet printer without the heft/size of a conventional one, this might be worth a look. I've had several laser printers and all of them have been relatively beefy in terms of size/weight. I usually have to put them on a separate stand or cabinet due to their size but, this M140W is rather tiny by comparison. It's the smallest laserjet HP offers so it's better suited for that home office or small business where you need fast, efficient printing but not having to worry about where you're going to put this thing. It's an HP so print quality is very good. Print speed is also good at 21ppm. As with most other printers, including HP, this is also usable through their app so you can print on the go or do things wirelessly if you need. The toner for this is also relatively inexpensive at around ~$50 or so which is really nice. Haven't used up a whole toner yet so not sure on output per cartridge but I'm guessing it should be good for a couple thousand prints or so. Overall, biggest takeaway for this printer is it's a small laserjet. Really like the footprint on this as I can now relocate my older, bigger laserjet somewhere else and still be able to print via the app with this smaller one.

Good printer. Easy to use. I like the fact I don’t have to use the little ink cartridges. Print quality is great

I've seen and bought hundreds of HP printers for office environments and never owned one for a long time. They have supreme command of the laser printer market since as far as I can remember and very little complications and failures. This HP is the first HP printer I've owned since the late 90s when an unusual printer that lasted over 35 years was zapped. I must admit I am very impressed by this HP printer in general its functionality is exceptional it's scanning capacity above standard and its entire HP smart software alone makes this printer a powerhouse for any home, small business, and cloud remote operations. What HP exceeds at is a synergy of software and hardware working together to create an above average product. Once you learn HP smart you can do just everything: OCR picture captures documents copies, email and at high speed stunning black and white print results to and from cloud storage with or without your mobile devices both to and from the printer. Within the first day in fact, I was in use as a standard computer printer, I spent the rest of the time working the exceptional possibilities that this printer still held with multiple programable operations and its remote access. Comes with a standard ink replacing program app that replenishes your ink and matches the latest trend in subscription ink services that can avoid any downtime for when ink runs out. Its silent operation and 3d objects scanner add quality to its scan, and it comes with its cloud and support software on the Internet that give a fast reliable access and that's directly to the printer. Very reasonable and cost efficient. .

Even though I already had a printer, this one fits the area better. Old one was too large and just like the computer, fits well in the home office.

Still, an exceptional printer is in use now for over a year. The cloud can be reached through the HP Smart Wireless. to support all the features needed by business. or personal use is still. the leader in the industry.

Love this little printer. It’s fast and clear and the price was way lower then I expected .

Super easy to use print super fast recommend for office use

Compact and easy to operate. Quickly completes the printing

I haven't used this printer a lot since I purchased it, but it's done a good job on everything up to this point in regards to printing and scanning. It's for home use and so far, it's been well worth the less than $90 price tag on sale.

The HP Laser Jet M140w is a no-frills entry point laser printer that has a low entry cost into the world of black and white laser printing. This low-cost entry point comes at a sacrifice to normal quality of life features. If this printer is connected to your computer via USB cable, then you should have no connectivity issues. It will be recognized by Windows 11 easily when adding the printer. To use the wireless functionality, you will need a smartphone. There is no display on this printer to allow us to navigate the menus. Everything must be set up using the app. That in its own might be a deal breaker to most because it’s another app you need on your phone to control your printer. However, the app is only good for setting up the printer. After setting up the printer wirelessly, sending print jobs over the network to the printer causes issues at times. The display on the printer will display a series of two-digit error codes which makes it not as intuitive to debug print errors. I had hoped to pull up the app for it to tell me what was wrong with the printer. However, the app does not do anything but tell you if the printer is online or offline. Since the printer flashes a series of two-digit codes, searching the internet for the meaning of error codes was difficult. After lots of internet research, I believe the stack of blank papers had slipped out of the tray causing the printer to think it was out of paper. Therefore, make sure the surface you set your printer up is level to prevent any slippage of the stack of paper. In addition, the only way to get the printer to start up again was to do a power cycle of the printer. I also encountered Wi-Fi disconnect causing the printer to appear offline to all the computers on my network. Another thing this printer lacks is an automatic duplex printing mode. Sometimes when asking the printer to print in double-sided mode, the computer will prompt you to put the printed page back in the printer and click continue the prompt to print the other side of the page. Other times it won’t ask, you can just stop. This means that you will have to cleverly figure out how to print again to finish the double-sided printing. If you are just looking for a small footprint black and white laser printer at the lowest cost possible, this will work if you have a mobile device around to set it up if you want the wireless features. However, I believe the lack of detailed error logs on a screen will cause headaches to the user.

This printer is really easy to use. Para black and white it's a good choice.

We bought this for home use, and we are NOT power users. I bought this along with a new Dell desktop in January of 24. I finally had the replace the original toner cartridge on Saturday, 2/17/25. I used the toner that was sent by HP, The Exclamation point lit up, and error 11 came up. After 3 hours with the geek squad remote log in, the guy with whom I never spoke, finally just closed the chat box and dropped out. I had to sit here the entire time, watching that this guy from who knows where, didn't access some of my private info, or change something in my settings that might cause issues later. Great way to spend a Saturday morning! Finally I went to my local Brandon Best Buy, met with a Greek, who tried to fix the issue with a new toner cartridge. This only caused a Error code 75 to come up, which the Geek was not able to fix, I left it on the table for the Geeks to throw away. If you want to rent a printer for $150.00/year, This is a printer for you. The Geek recommended an Epson Eco-Tank, so now I am back to ink. We'll see.

Works for my situation. Wish there was a color option at this price point. Got tired of drying out cartridges so when to the next best option

Wow this printer is fast. Wireless extremely fast, no lag time. Could have better explanation of light codes in user manual. Other than that all around great printer

Since purchasing this HP Laser Jet M140w wireless printer, we have been very satisfied. It works well and is reliable.

Compact design, great function! Price is also fantastic. Recommended!

This is a small laser printer with clear print quality. Unfortunately, there are some design and setup issues that mar the experience. Starting with setup, unpacking is simple and it’s obvious how to get this ready to go. I appreciate the small box it comes in, sturdy enough to protect the printer, but small enough to be ecologically sound. This is where things started falling apart. Connecting to Wi-Fi was far more complicated than it needed to be. The instructions said to download the HP Smart software, which was simple enough, particularly since I already had it installed. Once the app is installed, it directs you to connect to a network of the format HP-setup-. This sounds easy, except this network did not appear on the list. Instead, two new networks, one referencing an HP laser printer, the other a string of letters and numbers that looked like a name only a computer could love, did appear. Both were password protected. A search for the HP laser network password led to an HP support page, which helpfully gave the default password as 12345678. I’ll save you the trouble, this password doesn’t work. I powered down the printer and restarted it. No new network appeared until I pressed the Wi-Fi button on the printer (not in the instructions), at which time the HP-setup- network appeared, but when I tried to connect to it, it disappeared and was replaced by the two password-protected networks. Another reboot and press of the Wi-Fi button again restored the HP-setup network, and this time it stayed around long enough for me to connect. Once connected, the HP Smart app led me to the next screen to complete setup. After a few minutes, it told me an unknown error had occurred and I needed to start over. However, a check of my devices showed that the printer was on-line and functioning fine. Once it was (finally) set up, the printer worked well, but there is another design issue. The sleek looking design in the photo is great, but you need to realize that the printer is too small to store paper in an enclosed feeder tray. The only way to have paper ready is to drop the front cover, pull out the feeder tray, load the paper into a tray that sticks out the front. The paper then sits, uncovered, attracting dust and, in our home, dog hair. If this is not a reasonable option for you, then you need to reload the paper every time you want to print. Given the poor design of the paper feeder tray and the completely absurd problems with setup, it’s really impossible to recommend this printer.

The printer works great. Very easy to install and a good value.