Laser Printers

You should always use a laser printer for business, right? Not necessarily

A capable MFP with good speeds, great quality and handy cloud features – just watch out for running costs

A formidable colour laser MFP with good output quality, low running costs and a real turn of speed

A low-cost colour laser MFP with great connectivity, good security and a whole library of useful apps

Our definitive list of the best inkjet, laser and budget printers available

A capable middleweight colour laser, offering pin-sharp prints at good speeds and great cloud support

Cheap to buy and run, this colour laser is easy to manage – and also delivers outstanding print quality

High-res colour printing is slow but this affordable A3 inkjet is big on output quality and cloud features

The M5526cdw is fast, fully-featured and won’t cost the earth to run

Good value out of the box, and it only gets better the more you print

It’s expensive to run, but this desk-friendly colour laser delivers good output quality, security and print features

A laser MFP with great access controls and all the versatility of the HyPAS app system

A cheap colour laser with great output quality and plenty of features, but running costs are very high

Some things never change – such as the choice between laser or inkjet. But there are plenty of other issues to consider before buying

Designed for high print volumes and fine-grained security, this sturdy laser is ideal for busy offices

Decent printing and some strong features – but Brother has shot its DCP-L3550CDW in the foot

A fast, no-nonsense mono laser, but it’s a shame it isn’t cheaper to run

This A3 laser is relatively compact, produces decent results, and won't break the bank

Tiny, quiet and simple, the M15w would be perfect if it wasn’t so expensive to run

A competent mono laser multifunction, somewhat let down by high running costs

We enjoyed using the Ecosys due to its quiet operation, but it's costly to run

Ugly as sin it may be, but Oki’s MC363dn offers a lot for the money

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