The LaserJet Pro M1212nf can print in either 600-dots-per-inch or 1,200dpi modes. Thankfully, the LaserJet Pro M1212nf is compact, making it likely that you'll find a spot for it next to your desk. There isn't a scan button, making scanning a two-trip process: place the materials to be scanned on the flatbed scanner, return to your desk to begin the scan, then head back to the scanner to retrieve the scanned documents. A numeric pad sits below the LCD display, and there are also two buttons for starting a copy or fax job. Energy Star-qualified, it doesn't waste electricity, and it's fairly quiet during operation.ĭuring operation, a two-line LCD status display keeps you informed, along with three status lights. After a quick download, the printer will print out a test page confirming it's connected to your network.Īfter you get the HP LaserJet Pro M1212nf set up, you'll find it's a considerate officemate. From there, click the green Download button to install the software. Type the address into the browser of a PC on your network, and on the resulting Web page, click the HP Smart Install tab.
First, you must print out a configuration report using the printer's control panel by pressing the setup button (the one with the wrench icon), using either of the arrow keys to select "Reports" from the Main menu, and then selecting "Config report." The printer will spit out two pages of configuration details, one of which is the printer's IP address. As with USB installation, you can use either the included CD or Smart Install. Setting up the printer with an Ethernet cable is nearly as easy as setting up a direct connection. After running our tests on a Windows 7 machine, we tried connecting it to a MacBook and found Smart Install did not work, which is why HP also throws a CD in the box. Smart Install loads drivers and software stored in the printer's memory. Plug it into a wall, connect it to your PC (via USB), and turn on the printer, and a few mouse clicks later, you're done. HP's Smart Install app makes it simple to set up the LaserJet Pro M1212nf. As is frustratingly common, HP does not include a USB or Ethernet cable in the box. Two cutouts on the bottom of each side are useful handles, adding to the printer's portability. It's also compact and light for a laser printer, measuring 12 inches high, 17 inches wide, and 10.5 inches deep, and weighing 18 pounds. The HP LaserJet Pro M1212nf is matte black, lending it a bit more of a consumer inkjet look than your typical gray or beige corporate laser printer.
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