HP LaserJet Pro MFP 3101fdw Wireless Black & White All-in-One Laser Printer, Scanner, Copier, Fax, Best-for-Office (3G628F)

Following the slow and unreliable Epson inkjet we fought with far too long, this printer is a gem. Easy set-up, fast, quiet, double sided, no problems. Have not used the scanner yet, so can't speak to that feature, but I recommend this printer. Being for home, personal use, we had no need for a color printer, so this one fits our needs.

I received the printer the day after I ordered it. It replaced a 5 year old color Laser JET. THE SETUP TOOK ABOUT 5 minutes and performed perfectly. I was amazed at how fast the first copy came out. The only disappointment was that the two sided copying required me to manually put the second side in. It does not do duplex scanning. Two sided printing from the computer worked just fine.

Very pleasantly surprised at the quality of my “used” printer. So happy I bought it!!! I love HP

Easy quick set up! Works well. Only had 1 week though. We shall see?

We finally replaced our old HP LaserJet for this one and after using the HP LaserJet Pro MFP 3101fdw for about 3 weeks, I would rate this device 1 out of 5 stars. My experience with this printer has been extremely disappointing — especially when measured against its high price, expected performance, and typical reliability associated with HP. The combination of poor print quality, device failure shortly after purchase, and underwhelming overall performance makes this a regrettable purchase. From the outset, I was struck by how expensive this all‑in‑one printer is relative to what it actually delivers. Given its positioning as an office‑ready machine — capable of printing, scanning, copying, and faxing — I expected higher build quality and consistently sharp output. In reality, the device felt overpriced for its actual performance. Many lower‑cost HP models or competitors offer better reliability and print fidelity. One of the most frustrating aspects of this printer was the print quality. Despite being a laser device (which typically produces crisp text and clean graphics), the output was frequently fuzzy, uneven, or faded, even when settings were configured for the highest quality. Text edges lacked sharpness, and grayscale graphics looked washed out. Several test pages were essentially unusable for professional documents. I tried multiple adjustments: changing print settings, updating drivers, using different paper stock — but nothing noticeably improved the output. For a device marketed as “best for office use,” the print quality was unacceptably inconsistent. The worst part of this experience was the fact that the printer stopped working entirely after roughly 3 weeks of light use. One morning I powered it on and the control panel failed to respond, and the device would no longer connect to Wi‑Fi. All attempts to reset the printer, reboot the network, or update firmware failed to restore functionality. This complete failure so early into ownership is not only inconvenient but suggests poor hardware reliability. Even during the short time it was working, setting up the wireless connection was frustrating. The Wi‑Fi setup wizard was slow and inconsistent. The connection dropped intermittently, forcing me to reconfigure it multiple times. Scanning over the network to a computer or phone was equally unreliable — sometimes failing altogether or requiring repeated attempts. Why This Earns 1 Star: High price with poor value: Costs more than comparable printers yet performs worse. Bad print quality: Fuzzy, inconsistent text and graphics even at best settings. Premature failure: Printer stopped functioning after roughly 3 weeks. Connectivity problems: Unreliable wireless setup and scanning. Overall reliability: Did not meet basic expectations for an office‑ready HP device. Final Verdict; 1 out of 5 stars. Despite its premium pricing and feature list, this printer delivered unusable print quality, unreliable performance, and failed entirely in a matter of weeks. I cannot recommend it under any circumstances — especially not for office or professional use — and would advise steering clear unless you want significant frustration and wasted expenditure.

Nice MFC machine. You cannot use instant ink on this model though. I’m not really a fan of HP’s instant ink program anyway. I mean why do you have to continue to pay them monthly to print documents? Be aware also, that the printer cartridges have to have the HP chip installed. Generic cartridges will not work. (Ahh…the good old days) After all that the scanning feature is super fast, and mobile faxing is good for multiple pages. Last note, I wouldn’t buy a HP printer that doesn’t have a screen display or function. I replaced a HP printer that only had the multi colored light. Too have to troubleshoot, if you run into a problem after the initial setup is completed. (like moving, or using it after being held in storage)

I bought a 'Like New' printer direct from Amazon Warehouse for $190.17 and it was indeed 'like new', hadn't even had the protective sticker on the screen removed. Toner level registered as full; Super easy hook up with onscreen controls on the printer. Also easy on the HP Smart app (there's one for my iPhone and for my Macbook Pro on their respective App Stores). Print quality's great and really fast compared to my old HP Color printer (6 to 7 years old. Double sided printing's new to me and I like the paper savings. Built-in copying's also new to me, previously having to use a stand alone scanner wih janky software with iffy driver issues. Regular scanning's also easy, esp with the app; you can scan to a folder on the app, to email and to my iPhone's messages. I haven't been able to scan with the button on the built in screen (keeps saying network issue), but works like a charm from my phone or laptop. The built in on-screen copy button works fine. Don't know about ink capacity yet but reviews indicate it's good. Overall i give this 5 stars. Time will tell.

Printer does well but has problems with heavy stock paper. When trying to print on Aquapad Watercolor pad for fountain pens. HP has a problem. The first print is fine, but the 2nd print you begin to see toner splotches, and then the 3rd print is unacceptable. Then, printing on regular paper, you have to print about 5 or 6 pages to get your printing back to normal. Normally, I like HP. And I am a loyal customer of HP. I am a little disappointed in this printer. I can’t print my drawings on this paper and then ink them up with a fountain pen. I can draw electronically, not so well on paper, so I printed my artwork, inked it up, and it looks very nice. Having discovered an error in my Chinese writing, I tried to do a copy of my drawing, and it really looked bad. Not recommended to print on cold-pressed 300 g/m paper. The setup of the printer on the network is fine, but if you power down the printer and power it back up, the printer is lost to the network, and you have to reboot your device to see it again. This is a problem. It’s compatible with MAC and iPad, however, it is a bit more of a challenge. I have not tested it with my PC as I mainly only use my PC for games. MAC is more professional for me. Higher graphics, better sound, and faster computer. Both systems are new. But Windows 11 makes the PC slower than Windows 10. So I use my iPad mostly for printing to my HP printer. What I love about Apple is. iMac, Mac Book, iphone, ipad can share the clipboard with each other. Easy to capture a web page on my MAC and Print it from my ipad. Using GoodNotes 6, Apple Notes, and Bear Pro version.

This is a great printer, fast, efficient and everything you’d need in a laser. The one downfall though is it’s big , bulky and takes up more space than I would like, however for the quality I’m ok with it. Super fast printing and was crazy way to set up with an Apple computer.

Nice product

GREAT PRODUCT I RECOMMEND IT

Travail à la maison. Facile d'installation, bonne qualité d'impression, rapidité.

It's been working great. I love that it saves stuff to either of my NAS/file server boxes. Every machine on my network can see it, regardless of operating system. Max, Windows or Linux - it's there and can be connected to with ease.