HP LaserJet M110w

The HP LaserJet M110w is positioned as an entry-level option aimed at light home users who want reliable print output without a large upfront spend. The sub-$200 starting price is the defining feature — upfront affordability is the trade-off for slower speeds and smaller input trays.

Print speed is modest at 21 ppm — adequate for the home and light-office volumes this category is designed around. The 8,000-page monthly duty cycle comfortably covers typical home and home-office usage. Running cost is competitive at $0.020 per page, keeping ownership costs predictable for regular use.

Connectivity is wireless-first, with Wi-Fi making it straightforward to print from phones and laptops without drivers.

Overall, it's a reasonable pick if you print occasionally and are shopping primarily on upfront cost, provided the expected cartridge costs match your tolerance for per-page expense. Specifications below are sourced from the manufacturer's published datasheet and product page; see our ranking methodology for how we assess printers uniformly across the database, or our editorial standards for sourcing and corrections policy.