This printer is designed to be a low-cost investment, rendering crisp text with its laser-printing technology. The cost per print is roughly 1 cent per page, depending on how much of the page is covered in the black toner. If you find yourself primarily printing black-and-white jobs, this printer's superpower is its affordable long-term cost and unique toner tank that reduces the cost of refilling toner. The monochrome printing limits this printer to text-based jobs, like documents, homework, PDFs, shipping labels and invoices rather than photos and craft projects. A scanner isn't included and it can't print in color but it is a fast printer that can churn out documents at 23 pages per minute. HP's LaserJet Tank 2504dw might not come with all the bells and whistles or fancy designs as some other printers on our list, but it's designed to be an affordable workhorse for homes, home offices, and small businesses. Why we picked the HP LaserJet Tank 2504dw: Who is the HP LaserJet Tank 2504dw for? Home and small office users looking for economical monochrome printing. Why should you buy this? The HP LaserJet Tank 2504dw delivers fast print speeds and exceptionally affordable print costs. This printer averages about 3.3 cents per page, and it can also handle two-sided duplex printing to help reduce your paper cost. HP also sells XL cartridges, which will help reduce printing costs in the long term. Other features include Wi-Fi printing, a companion app to monitor print status, and support for AirPrint. While it may not be worth it to subscribe if you're not churning out regular print jobs, it's a nice feature for small offices with limited space in supply closets. With the OfficeJet Pro 9025e, HP includes six months of its Instant Ink subscription service, which monitors how much ink you have in your cartridge and sends you replacements when you're running low. And with an output of up to 4800 x 1200 resolution for color jobs, this printer is versatile enough to handle photo printing as well. The tray loader can handle up to 250 sheets of paper, and the printer can output to a variety of formats and paper sizes, including envelopes, cards, labels, and more. Though the price has increased jumping to the most current model, you're getting faster print speeds - at up to 24 pages per minute on black-and-white prints - along with 1,200 dpi scans and an automatic document feeder with a tray capacity of 35 pages for quick scans and copies. The prior generation HP OfficeJet Pro 9015 was a solid printer, and HP has made some improvements to make it an even better color inkjet this year with the OfficeJet Pro 9025e. Why we picked the HP OfficeJet Pro 9025e: Who is the HP OfficeJet Pro 9025e for? Homes and offices with moderate printing needs. Why should you buy this? It's a solid all-around printer that's great for documents and photos.
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