HP Laser MFP 135w vs Canon MF3010
Both are compact monochrome multifunction printers, but the HP 135w is the better fit when wireless printing matters while the Canon MF3010 is built around a simpler USB-only workflow.
HP specifications
Compact monochrome laser multifunction printer for light office workloads, with print, scan and copy plus wireless connectivity.
Colourpoint verdict: A compact, sensible entry MFP when you need Wi‑Fi and scanning without moving into a heavier office-class device.
| Technology | Monochrome laser |
|---|---|
| Functions | Print, copy, scan |
| Print speed | Up to 20 ppm (A4) |
| Resolution | Up to 1200 × 1200 dpi |
| Duty cycle | Up to 10,000 pages/month |
| Recommended volume | 100–2,000 pages/month |
| Duplex | Manual |
| Wi‑Fi | Yes |
| Ethernet | No |
| USB | Hi-Speed USB 2.0 |
| Paper input | 150 sheets |
| Paper output | 100 sheets |
| Display | 2-line LCD |
Small offices, counters, home offices and light monochrome document workloads.
Manual duplexing and lower recommended monthly volume make it less suitable for busy shared offices.
Source: HP product specifications
Both are compact monochrome multifunction printers, but the HP 135w is the better fit when wireless printing matters while the Canon MF3010 is built around a simpler USB-only workflow.
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