HP Samsung SL-M2020W/XAA Wireless Monochrome Printer

Ever since middle school, when i heard about laser printer technology, i have be wishing i could have one, but they were always so expensive. The technology has finally gotten to the point that they are cheap enough for anyone to afford.I popped my laser printer cherry in March of 2015, and i already remember it fondly.It was a warm, sunny, Florida day in the middle of March and i was in need of a new printer for work. I decided that since i wanted to get a laser printer, i would take my time, and do a bit of research and looking around. After All, your virginity isn't something you just throw at the first handsome printer to catch your eye. i had always been a fan of Samsung, having a Galaxy Note 3, 32" HD TV, Washer and dryer had made me quite familiar with the brand. So as I wandered the isles of various technology and office supply stores, nothing seemed quite good enough to give myself to. Then it happened. I was in my last stop for the day, an Office Depot with a fairly small selection of, mostly, Ink Jet printers. Tired and disappointed, my head hung low as I shuffled to the end of the isle, and toward the exit. Out of the corner of my eye, for only an instant, I spied what appeared to be the Samsung logo. As my head slowly turned, i already knew i had found it, the printer i had been searching so hard and long for. Cautiously, I approached the beautiful grey goddess, and after gently tracing her curves with my fingertips, pressed her 'test print" button. The low whir of all the parts awakening, and working together brought a smile to my lips, which then parted with a gasp as sheet of paper was pulled up into her body, and seemingly instantly, out the top in bold black and white. The speed and quality surprised me, and i knew i must have her! So i pulled up newegg.com on my phone, and searched for a better price. I found it. I gathered her sister up in my arms, in her nice square box, and escorted her to the register. Office Depot price matched the newegg price, and I brought her home. Set up was a simple 10 minute process start to finish, including making it WiFi accessible.The very first print job was 50 invoices, which would have taken my old printer nearly 30 minutes, was completed in under 2. We've been happily together since.And that's when i came here to buy a second printer for work. Seriously could not be happier with it.

Got this to replace an inkjet that lasted more than a decade. I kind of miss the color, I kind of miss the resolution on graphics, but I don't miss the clogging ink, the paper bleed, the constant cha-cha for head cleaning / tank pressurization, etc. that the old inkjet constantly did. This thing fires up pretty quickly - it slightly flickers the lights plugged into the same power strip a bit so it must be pulling quick slugs of serious current here and there. Graphics could look better but it's fine for general stuff. Paper handling could beat the paper up somewhat less, but it is also fine for general stuff. Printer driver in XP works fine via USB, haven't tried the wireless. Footprint is small, but not that small when the paper feed door is open. The printer itself is fairly lightweight. Comes with AC and USB cords, and driver CD in the box.One of the main draws for me to this machine however is the supposed ease of refilling toner (look it up on the web, it's a snap). I've got a soldering iron hole puncher and some toner left over from another laser printer that died sometime back, so I should be in clover for years to come. Only had it a week or so, will report back if it dies or if toner refill doesn't go as expected.UPDATE : 2015-10-08The toner low light came on maybe a month ago and I kept printing until there was obvious streaking on the page. The streaking started all at once, so keep an eagle eye on things if you are going the toner refill route. Took the cartridge out today and added some old toner I had laying around. Watched a good YouTube video on it (search for "mlt-d111s refill", it's the one by inkowl). Poked a hole with a soldering iron hole puncher designed for the purpose and added toner. You want to do this over a sink as toner gets everywhere. Wiped the area around the hole clean with a tissue, sealed it with a bit of aluminum tape, took it outside and blew the rest of the toner off. Don't expose the drum to a lot of light, and don't touch it! I stuck the refilled cart in the printer and voila! Black is the new black!