I don't know if I made a mistake in the installation, but it has frustrated me. Many prints get stuck on "data receiving" and to print them, I have to cancel them, both from the printer's keyboard and from the computer, and resend them again. I had a hope that it might be because I had connected it only via wifi. I also connected it with a cable - which was not included in the box - but still the same issues.

The printer is indeed very good and fast. I connected it very easily with my laptop and mobile. The mobile app helped me a lot. It is very user-friendly and responds immediately.

Quite heavy, very easy installation, high quality, good color prints, excellent black and white prints. The technology is LED - laser, very fast printing with all the security and convenience features (ethernet, USB, WiFi 5Ghz). In MacOS, no drivers are needed, it is automatically detected (AirPrint). My only issue is with the toner... if I can find compatible ones, since it is new until 11/2023.

The first laser (and color) printer I bought for personal home office use. In the few weeks I've had it and everything I've tried to print, I am very satisfied (this does not include photos of course because that is not the specialty of lasers and I didn't buy it for that). It is a new model - I think it was launched in November - so it hasn't been out long enough for there to be options for compatible toners, but I imagine they will appear on the market very soon. I don't know if I will use non-genuine toners, for now I honestly enjoy the convenience, immediacy, quality, and of course the speed that a laser printer offers, and if the same experience continues without problems, it really is worth the switch 100%.
To add, although it is definitely a matter of taste, its design, this block without unnecessary elements and excesses is just right. And because it fits more easily and blends perfectly into a bookshelf without looking like something irregular, I don't know how to explain it differently.

UPDATE (almost 4 months later):
1) The "deep sleep" feature is a huge convenience, where you don't need to turn it on and off, it is in standby and whenever you want to print, it is there to receive the command, does a very short warm-up (10 sec? however long it is, it doesn't bother at all) for the first print and then for a long time it is ready to print immediately. The consumption in "deep sleep" mode is 0.4W, nothing.
2) Compatible toners have now appeared, so there is that option as well. Personally, I don't know what I will do when the time comes. The level on my toners shows about 75% with the initial toners that are for 1000 prints. I still have time....
3) It's a huge deal not to deal with clogged nozzles/bad prints, as I did for years with (expensive) inkjet printers that I had until recently. You send a print and you consistently get what you expect, perfect printing for documents....
(if any problem arises, of course I will come back)