Your Ultimate Guide to Buy a Printer.

Whether you are a student, a teacher, an entrepreneur, or just a photo lover who aims for long-lasting pictures. The secret to success is a printer that understands your needs with a click and saves your effort, time, and money. In this buying guide, we compare 2 famous types of printers and discuss the main features that you should look for.

​Laser Printer or Tank Printer? It depends on your use. Laser printers are suitable for offices. More likely to copy and print texts, expanded tables, and images. It is perfect to do bulk commands, quickly and easily. That being stated if you want vivid image prints along with text prints, then tank printers are your choice. Find more comparing factors below.

Laser Printers

Mono & Colored

This is a popular option for business use since it is good for multi-users. The toner lasts long, which makes a good deal in lowering the cost per page. Also, there are good options for home use in the market.

• Some models print with only black for faster, eco-friendly results.

Refill Type	Excels in:	Ideal to Print:
Toner	Printing fast. Affordability in cost per page Printing quietly.	Bulk printing commands. Tables & texts. Colorful images.

Look for These Features

• in Laser Printers

Internal / Compact Memory

Makes bulky commands and large documents easier

Trays’ Number & Capacity

Reduces paper feeding times

Automatic Document Feeder (ADF)

Comes in handy for bulky scans and copy commands.

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InkTank Printers

Ink tank printers have refillable tanks, swapping the cartridges in other models. This can save you some ink spending, as ink bottles can be more affordable.

Refill Type	Excels in:	Ideal to Print:
Ink	High-quality printouts. Light, various designs.	Images in different sizes. Valuable documents.

Why Choose

• The Ink Tank Printers?

Easy to Refill

Pumping bottles makes the container easy to refill, and easy to reach and supervise.

Long Lifespan

Keep it plugged in, and you will enjoy printouts even if you use it occasionally.

Budget Friendly

The refills are cheaper than traditional cartridges, making it prints a lot of pages at less cost.

How to Calculate Printing Cost? Look for the capacity of the cartridge, toner, or ink bottle in the number of pages. This can give you an estimation of the cost per printed paper. Plan your budget regarding ink replacements.

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Extra Functions

Whether you aim for a laser, inkjet, or ink tank printer. They all compete in these points. Look for them before you buy any type of printer.

Printing Speed	Measured in the number of pages per minute.
Printing Resolution	Look for a high DPI value (Dots per Inch).
Paper Size & Type	Find a printer that accepts various sizes of paper.If you print pictures, look for a printer that works well on photo paper.
Double-Side Printing	To speed up printing documents and sheets even more.
Multi-functionality	Prints -Scans-Copy
Simplified Settings	Because all that you need from a printer is to respond to the simple command of “print”, it is important to find one that is easy to set up and adjust settings.
Connectivity	USB - Ethernet - Wi-Fi - Bluetooth

*If you prefer to connect through the internet (wired or wireless) then make sure that you have a fast good network, so the printer’s responses won’t be affected.

Multi-Function Printers

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• Network Vs. Direct Wi-Fi

Mainly, there are 2 ways to connect to your printer wirelessly. One is through a local network called “direct Wi-fi”, while the second is through the typical network that you use to connect to the internet called “Network Wi-fi”.

Network Wi-Fi		Direct Wi-Fi
Integrated into most printers. Easy to set up.		No router or internet connection is required. Quick response to printing commands

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