Best Best Economy Printers

'This printer connects to every conceivable device either wired or wirelessly, delivers good running costs, runs quickly and produces stunning prints even on default settings. '

'This classy, feature-rich printer is fast and cheap to run, and won’t be beaten for its extensive print-management tools. '

'This is a very capable and usable printer which, thanks to its speed and high-quality output, tends to encourage users to commit documents to paper. '

'The M553dn's output quality is above average, with excellent graphics, above-par text, and slightly above-par photos.'

'  If nothing else, this LaserJet is small and handsome as color lasers go, and it is loaded with features for the price. '

'This is such a great little printer that it’s a bit of a shame that its cost per page is so high. '

'Both cloud-based and Wi-Fi mobile printing.'

'Colour graphics are very good too, so the M277dw will be a good choice for reports and presentations work.'

'This isn’t bad for a colour laser in this price range.'

'Both cloud-based and Wi-Fi mobile printing. '

'Prints, scans, copies, and faxes.'

'built-in automatic document feeder'

'NFC, Mobile Print and Wi-Fi Direct.'

'Add in its fast speed and more-than-acceptable output quality, and it's an easy pick as our Editors' Choice low-cost, personal monochrome laser printer. '

'If you need a printer that's simple, reliable, produces good quality output and doesn't cost a fortune to run, then the HL-2300D comes highly recommended. '

'A fast mono-laser printer can be the backbone of a small office, and with its claimed 35ppm print speed, the Dell S2810dn should be well suited. '

'250-sheet main tray'

'Prints, scans, copies, and faxes.'

'If for one reason or another you’re locked into laser-class output, OKI’s MB492 Multifunction Printer is a winner on several fronts, especially where it counts. '

'Good print quality.'

'decent personal printer'

'Suitable paper capacity for a micro office. '

'Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and Wireless Direct.'

'print quality was very good, with sharp black text and vice-free colour graphics.'