Printers
Printers for home and office: laser for everyday mono work, inkjet for photos. Epson, Brother and Canon — with supplies and paper.
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Laser or inkjet
- Laser costs less per page and never dries out when the printer sits unused for weeks — the safe choice for documents.
- Inkjet gives better photos and colour. Refillable-tank models bring the cost per page close to laser.
- Thermal needs no ink or toner at all — see label printers.
What else matters
Duplex printing halves your paper use. Wi-Fi lets you print from a phone or laptop with no cable. A4 covers 95% of jobs; A3 is for drawings and posters. If you also need scanning and copies, take an all-in-one.
Don't forget the supplies
A printer runs exactly as long as its cartridges and paper last. Check the cartridge price and page yield for that model before you buy — that is the real cost of ownership. Full department: printing & office.
FAQ
The printer often sits idle? If you print less than once a week, choose laser — there is no print head to dry out.
Is a cheap printer a good buy? Look at the cartridge: a cheap machine with expensive supplies costs more over a year than a pricier printer with affordable ones.