Kyocera ECOSYS P2235dw Monochrome Network Laser Printer, 37ppm, Up To Fine 1200 dpi, Gigabit Ethernet, Wireless & Wi-Fi Direct, Mobile Print, Auto-Duplex, LED Control Panel, 256 mb, 250 sheet tray

I bought this because it seemed like a decently-built, generic laser printer. I do not use Windows willingly, so I needed a printer that didn't have ceremonial paper jams every time it wakes up from sleep, that could print PDF and PS reliably, and that didn't require some kind of shady Windows-only setup or hokey drivers.This printer fits those specs. It hasn't had a paper jam since I got it, Kyocera offers a PPD file that works with Linux CUPS printing, and you don't have to use Windows to set it up or use it.Makes a little more noise than some other printers I've had, but actually works, so I'll take the tiny bit of noise.

My wife got tired of the ink jet getting fouled all the time. I got tired of having to clean it all the time. Since my wife mainly uses black and white printout 99% I was looking for an easy to use and reliable printer for her while I took the Ink Jet to my office. I unboxed and carefully followed the instructions about how what to do before turning on the printer. I used the ethernet port plugged in directly to the router. I also went into the router and reserved the IP address for the printer so that DHCP wouldn't keep changing its IP port. If your printer (regardless of the kind you have) seems to keep getting dropped by the network, you may want to do this. Installed the drivers on her desktop and it found the printer, and everything worked. My wife is thrilled that the paper loads from a tray and does double sided printing. Fonts come out nice and crisp and the refill cartridges are somewhat reasonable. To tell the truth all printer cartridges are way overpriced from what they have to be. So far so good. I just hope it lasts a long time.

I purchased the printer on January 20, 2021. The toner that came with the printer did not work. The printer started making extremely loud screeching noises within 3 months. The seller ignored multiple attempts to contact them about a manufacturer or other return.

I was very disappointed in the seller non-response to my concern with their printer. I ended up sending it back and purchasing from the KyoceraStore.com website for less. They answered my calls with a real person and shipped me a printer quickly.

Kyocera lasar printer is a great product. My last one (decades of use) still works, it's rollers, however over the many years of service would not pick up paper in PERFECT register, which made printing of checks 'iffy' in getting the numbers and written information in perfect register to the lines on the checks. So it was time to buy a new one. It works perfectly. Being lasar it uses toner (not inkjet) which means water will not smear the printing, and a toner cartridge will last for a LONG time.

I am giving 4 star to this product because Kyocera needs to simplify WI-FI/ROUTER connectivity to PC/MAC. Its been to complicated to resolve the issue over the phone with technicians. I do understand why they doing this but as for home use its quite a challenge to get this machine working properly..... I think if Kyocera resolve this issue for some products the market will open up for them and they will be TOP DOG when it comes to home use printing. Reliability so far so good i did not have any issues and i expect machine to be working for very long time. Tech support is awesome, this people take care of customers really good probably the best Tech support i had in a long time, very professional and intelligent when it comes to Information Technology.. All i can say Kyocera has bright future if they can innovate and keep Reliability... Good Luck

Solid, steady, great printing. Just let it run for like 10 mins during startup. I didn’t realize it needed to do that and was worried, then read other’s comments.Highly recommend.

It remains to be seen how well this printer lasts. So far it's been great.I have gotten tired of cheap printers and expensive cartridges, that don't work or quit working after a short while. Just replaced a canon imageclass color printer that quit working after years of struggle.Kyocera seems to be environmentally conscious and focused on quality vs quick profit.Trivial to set up (over network/dhcp/nmap), works seamlessly with mac and windows, all generic drivers. I use wired ethernet. The only thing to know - it took literally half an hour to transfer toner from a cartridge once powered up for the first time. After that, it's super quick.It should be very serviceable, with lots of replaceable parts. Cartridge contains only toner, and it's cheap at $60 for a genuine one. Drum is a separate part which should last way longer than usual. And there are more parts which could be replaced if needed. Could be cleaned too.Read the manual! And follow the advice of those who know - don't buy cheap color printers. Print color at your office on big business machines. Consumer printers are mostly crap.