Our rundown of the best HP printers on the market.
The best HP printers have been around since the company built its first desktop laser printer all the way back in 1984, known as the LaserJet. As one of the biggest names when it comes to printers, the company produces some of the best printers on the market. When it comes to HP printers, no one model is necessarily the best because they come in such a broad range. So, all sorts of users, from photographers, business owners, and home users can find a printer that’s most suitable for them. The downside of HP having such a large range of options is that it can be tough figuring out which one is right for you and which feature you might need, whether it’s copying, scanning, wireless compatibility, or voice control. Luckily, we’re here to set you on the right path with our recommendations for the best HP printer, which includes some budget printers. The HP Neverstop Laser MFP 1202nw is the first printer to employ a refillable toner tank instead of a disposable cartridge. It’s a win for both the environment and your print budget, which could cost as much as 60% less than regular toner cartridges. This inexpensive all-in-one lacks an auto-duplex mode, but for basic monochrome printing and copying duties, it is hard to beat on total cost of ownership. There’s enough black toner in the box for 5,000 pages and refuelling is as simple as injecting the toner from syringe-type canister into the printer. Read the full review: HP Neverstop Laser MFP 1202nw An excellent all-rounder, this all-in-one is more expensive than the competition but you pay for what you get. It offers an exhaustive list of features such as a large automatic document feeder (ADF) tray, fast printing speeds and large paper handling capacity – plus it’s HP Instant Ink compatible. It sports a boxy two-tone design that’s professional-looking without being boring, but be aware that it will be slightly too big to fit on some desks comfortably. It’s compatible with a range of cloud-based mobile apps which thankfully means you won’t have to rely on its small LCD display for many functions. Read the full review: HP OfficeJet Pro 9025 all-in-one inkjet printer Portable printing is now an option thanks to the All-in-One 250, which crams printing, scanning and copying into a machine small enough to fit into a suitcase or backpack. It’s not so light that you won’t notice it, though, weighing around the same as 1.
