HP LaserJet

Very low price ; It's tiny ; First page out is super quick ; Sustained speed is fast ; Reasonable toner costs ; Simple setup and operation

No Wi-Fi; only USB ; Can't connect to a phone ; No display

“HP's LaserJet M209d humbly handles everyday black-and-white laser printing just as fast as a much more expensive and feature-packed models.”

Appealing compact design;Easy Bluetooth setup;Rapid duplex printing;Wolf Security protection

Flimsy front flap;Graphics lack contrast;Not much inbox toner;Only one paper feed

High-quality text output; Supports network connections (Ethernet, Wi-Fi); Mobile and remote printing capabilities; Automatic duplexing

Slower print speeds compared to some competitors, especially when using the HP Smart app; Small paper tray capacity (150 sheets); Higher running cost per page compared to some direct competition; Inconsistent first-page-out times during testing;...

If you don't need to connect your printer to a network, the M209d remains our top choice. It provides faster speed than the M209dw along with the same basic print features at the lowest list price of the printers mentioned here. However, any of the...

Excellent text quality for its price range; Speedy first-page-out time; Compact and lightweight; Automatic duplexing; Inexpensive monochrome laser for light-duty printing

No Wi-Fi or Ethernet connectivity; HP Smart app setup can be frustrating (though not essential); Higher per-page cost compared to more expensive printers

The M209d is cheaper, smaller, and a standout out in its price class for its top-tier text output. The combination makes it our Editors' Choice pick for an inexpensive mono laser for light-duty printing, whether at home, as a personal printer in any...

Good access to toner and paper jams, high page yield, very low cost-per-print

Slow at printing, no scanner