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HP
LaserJet 2200d Monochrome Laser Printer

Wired-port mono duplex printing for a desk. A closer look at the benefits, the limitations, and the alternatives.

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Our take

The HP LaserJet 2200d is a monochrome print-only printer with automatic duplex on the exact d configuration. HP's user guide rates it at up to 19 ppm Letter and describes a 250-sheet main tray, a 100-sheet multipurpose feeder and a 150-sheet output capacity. Standard connections include USB 2.0 and parallel; network access depends on optional JetDirect hardware, not the base model. The saved source set provides no recommended monthly range. It suits a direct-connected desk that values duplex and paper capacity more than modern wireless features.

Consider it for

A direct-connected mono printer needing automatic duplex and more paper input than a compact 150-sheet personal model..

Look elsewhere if

Avoid this model if Ethernet or Wi-Fi must be standard, if you need MFP functions, or if your selection requires documented monthly workload guidance.

Pros & cons

What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.

What works in its favor

  • HP documents automatic duplex on the exact LaserJet 2200d configuration.
  • A 250-sheet tray plus 100-sheet multipurpose feed gives two standard input paths.
  • USB 2.0 and parallel provide direct connection options for compatible systems.

What to weigh up

  • Ethernet requires an optional JetDirect card; built-in Wi-Fi is not listed.
  • The 19 ppm Letter speed is modest beside newer workgroup engines.
  • The reviewed HP manual does not give a recommended monthly volume.

The key details

Published product specifications
Model coveredLaserJet 2200d
Main functionsMonochrome print only
Print outputUp to 19 ppm Letter
Two-sided printingAutomatic duplex; USB and parallel

Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 5, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.

What the features mean for you

The d suffix identifies the duplex configuration

HP's user guide describes the LaserJet 2200 family and distinguishes the 2200d configuration with automatic duplex. The guide's model detail matters because related 2200 variants should not be assumed to include the same hardware. For someone printing policies or reports on both sides, the d model can handle supported sheets automatically. It remains a single-function printer, however, so users who need to digitize forms or create copies will require a separate scanner or MFP. Confirm the full suffix and product label before relying on this feature on an old listing.

Paper supply gives more than one feed path

The manual lists a 250-sheet main tray and a 100-sheet multipurpose feeder, with output for 150 sheets. That input arrangement can keep ordinary stock loaded while a smaller batch uses another supported media type. It is more flexible than a basic personal printer with one compact tray, although it is not a promise of high-volume unattended operation. HP rates the model up to 19 pages per minute on Letter. Use the tray figures to compare refill patterns and consult the guide for supported weights and sizes before using envelopes or heavier paper.

Automatic and manual duplex are separate paths

HP identifies automatic duplex printing for the 2200d, while the driver also supports manual two-sided handling. Automatic page turning lets a regular supported job proceed without someone collecting and re-feeding each sheet. Manual duplex can remain an alternative for media or workflows that do not use the automatic path. Neither feature adds two-sided scanning, and this printer does not have a document feeder. The choice is about output paper handling only. Check the selected paper settings in the driver before starting a large job so the device follows the intended path.

Base networking is limited to local interfaces

The HP guide lists USB 2.0, parallel and FIR for the series. FIR is an infrared interface, not Wi-Fi. The 2200d could use optional EIO JetDirect networking, but the base configuration is not treated as having standard Ethernet. Built-in wireless is also not documented. This means the exact printer should be selected as a direct-connected device unless the individual unit is confirmed to have a compatible network card. An optional accessory from a seller should be named and shown; do not infer its presence from the family's expandable slot.

Workload recommendation remains unknown

The saved HP user guide provides operating and paper-handling information but does not establish a manufacturer-recommended monthly page range for the 2200d. The profile therefore leaves both workload endpoints unknown. A maximum duty-cycle figure would not be a substitute, and this review does not estimate a recommendation based on its age or paper trays. If an office must screen by expected monthly pages, another exact-model manufacturer source should be found before using that number. Otherwise, compare its documented duplex, connection, rated speed and supply path with the actual desk need.

Older hardware calls for careful compatibility checks

A historic Amazon entry does not prove present stock, seller condition or operating-system compatibility for an individual HP 2200d. The link supplied here searches the exact model with the required affiliate tag. Ask for the complete suffix, installed options, sample output, included toner and return terms. Check available drivers on the computers that will be used, since a working USB cable alone does not establish current software support. No unit was handled during this review. The saved manual supports model specifications, not a claim about any offered used printer.

What else to compare

The HP LaserJet P1006 is a USB mono printer with a published 250–1,500 page range but manual duplex. The Brother HL-5150D provides automatic duplex with optional rather than standard Ethernet.

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Before you buy

Does the HP 2200d have automatic duplex?

Yes. HP's series manual identifies automatic duplex printing for the exact 2200d configuration.

Does it include Ethernet as standard?

No. The guide describes optional JetDirect networking; the base ports are USB, parallel and FIR.

Is FIR the same as Wi-Fi?

No. The guide lists FIR as an infrared connection, and it does not establish built-in Wi-Fi.

What monthly volume does HP recommend?

A recommended monthly page range is not confirmed in the saved HP 2200d manual.

Where can I check the current price?

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Sources & review basis

We use the following manufacturer documentation for the product features above. Our suitability notes and buying advice are editorial judgments based on those features, not measured performance results.

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The decision

Consider the LaserJet 2200d for direct-connected mono work where automatic duplex and the 350-sheet standard input matter. Confirm any optional network card, software path and seller condition before purchase.

Is it the right fit?

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