07-25-2013, 01:59 PM
Caroline,
What is your price limit? That will make a huge difference in printers when it comes to brand and features. A Brother laser will be noticeably less expensive than a model from HP for a printer with similar features. I am not a fan of Brother printers of any kind, I will confirm they do offer a tremendous bang for the buck. My issue is the quality and longevity of the hardware. My experiences have taught me to avoid them as a result.
My current favorite laser all-in-one is the HP Laserjet M1536dnf. Great printer! My parents have one and my brother has one. If I were to buy a laser all-in-one for a SOHO, especially if it was my own, I'd buy this model in a heartbeat. Fast. Networking. Postscript (emulation). Duplexing. Airprint and HP Eprint friendly.
My current favorite inkjet all-in-one is the HP Offiejet 8600. Great printer! My parents have one and my brother has one. I own this model and love it and would recommend it without hesitation. Fast. Networking. Duplexing. Airprint and HP Eprint friendly.
But, this is what I'd buy for myself. They are office level models. I'd need more information about your usage and how much cash you've allocated for the printer before recommending others, regardless of brand.
Robert
What is your price limit? That will make a huge difference in printers when it comes to brand and features. A Brother laser will be noticeably less expensive than a model from HP for a printer with similar features. I am not a fan of Brother printers of any kind, I will confirm they do offer a tremendous bang for the buck. My issue is the quality and longevity of the hardware. My experiences have taught me to avoid them as a result.
My current favorite laser all-in-one is the HP Laserjet M1536dnf. Great printer! My parents have one and my brother has one. If I were to buy a laser all-in-one for a SOHO, especially if it was my own, I'd buy this model in a heartbeat. Fast. Networking. Postscript (emulation). Duplexing. Airprint and HP Eprint friendly.
My current favorite inkjet all-in-one is the HP Offiejet 8600. Great printer! My parents have one and my brother has one. I own this model and love it and would recommend it without hesitation. Fast. Networking. Duplexing. Airprint and HP Eprint friendly.
But, this is what I'd buy for myself. They are office level models. I'd need more information about your usage and how much cash you've allocated for the printer before recommending others, regardless of brand.
Robert