"You have to consider what type of documents you print the most often before choosing between an inkjet or a laser printer. Some businesses and even some homes may want one of each type. Forbes / Photo: Retailers But it's more than just the kind of document you intend to print. After researching and testing over dozen printers, our tech team found that important features to consider include print speed, image quality, color versus monochrome printing, multi-function capabilities and more."
"Each Offers A Different Way To Get Ink Onto Paper Both laser printers and inkjet printers can do a fine job of transferring text and graphics onto paper. Most laser printers are limited to monochrome, or black-and-white, prints, but they tend to be faster than inkjet printers. Inkjet printers can create print shop quality photos and documents, albeit at slower speeds and usually higher ink costs."
Choose a printer based primarily on the kinds of documents printed most often. Laser printers, such as the Brother HL-L2405W, deliver high monochrome speeds (often up to 30 ppm) and lower operating cost for text-heavy jobs. Inkjet models, like the Canon Pixma TR8620a All-In-One, excel at color documents and photo-quality prints but tend to be slower and have higher ink costs. Important decision factors include print speed, image quality, color versus monochrome needs, and multi-function capabilities. Some users benefit from owning both types to cover fast black-and-white output and high-quality color printing.
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