PANTUM BP2309W Wireless Laser Printer - Black and White for Home Office Use, (A4, 20ppm, USB 2.0, WIFI, Wi-Fi Direct, Bluetooth, AirPrint, Mopria), Includes 1 Genuine Starter Toner

Well worth the money, very quick prints and excellent quality, very easy to set up and you can print from anything on the same network

Unsure what else I can say apart from the title that it is value for money. It is cheap. It was very easy to set up the print. Speed is okay. The quality is good. It was functionality. It works wirelessly so great!

For an easy life, keep it simple! New Linux (Mint) user just plugged it in on the laptop's USB connector, and it worked fine first try and every try since. Quite quick by the standards of my old HP laser printer, nice precision in the print, and not so small that the weight of the paper makes it topple off the shelf. Haven't tried to set it up to print from the phone. Looks a bit of a business and there are two "how to do it" guides (which appear different) in the box I got. Never mind, I do my work on the computer and only waste my time batting away scammers from the phone.

excellent product

Stopped working after 8 months of very light use. Shame as it was easy to set up.

Setup was trickier than it might've been. The instruction diagrams implied the toner cartridge was loose in the box, but it turned out it was already in the machine. So I had to yank it out. remove the protection tape and paper, and then reinstall it. Similarly, driver installation was a pain. A driver CD is provided but, alas, this isn't the year 2000 and computers don't come with CD/DVD drives. I went to the web address given but it gave a 404 not found error. I googled "Pantum driver" and found the official site, but this printer wasn't in the list! However, adding the printer via Windows Print & Scanner tool seemed to work, with Windows magically finding the correct driver online for me. The printer was added twice to the list of printers in Windows, although both options work if selected. One I guess was USB and one probably Wifi printing. Incidentally, for printing when connected to a PC, the printer uses the old-school USB connection (USB A to USB B). If your computer is USB-C only then you'll need to get a USB-C to USB-A adapter.Setup via the iPhone to allow AirPlay was actually easier. Just grab the app and press the Wifi button on the printer's panel, then the app found the printer so I could input our Wifi router details. I can also use AirPlay to print via my MacBook, so setup there was again easy.The printer is not a great design. For example, if you reach to open the scanner lid, you will almost certainly brush against one of the touch controls. I even managed to turn it off doing this. Similarly, if you want to shift the printer on the desk, it's almost certain you'll accidentally touch one of the buttons.Our unit seems to have a habit of pulling through two pages at a time, so we get blank pages in-between. I'm going to have to keep an eye on this. It doesn't matter hugely, I guess.So in summary, you're probably looking at this printer and thinking it's cheap and cheerful. And you'd be entirely right. The real test for us is whether it's going to be usable as just an everyday printer, spending most of its time keeping out of the way.

Excellent product for the price. Nice quick and clear printout every time

Early days so time will tell as to how robust this is but arrived yesterday, very easy to install and seems easy to operate. Good for the money.