Start with how often you print, whether you need color, and whether you want to scan or copy. Compare the cost of ink or toner as well as the printer itself.
No secondhand printers are listed yet. Ask Mark about current options before purchasing elsewhere.
Ask about a used printerA practical starting point: Brother HL-L2460DW. Prints black-and-white documents, connects wirelessly, and prints on both sides automatically.
Tradeoff: This model does not scan or copy and does not print color. Choose a laser all-in-one if you need scanning.
Plain English: Laser printers use toner powder instead of liquid ink.
Brother’s features and current price ↗A starting point: Epson EcoTank ET-2980. Uses refillable ink bottles, supports automatic two-sided printing, and has a color screen. Epson lists AirPrint support.
Tradeoff: Compare the upfront cost and print regularly to help keep the ink system healthy.
Plain English: AirPrint lets supported Apple devices print without a separate printer driver.
Epson’s models and features ↗For a printer, “all-in-one” means printing, scanning, and copying in one machine.
Tell Mark which phone, computer, and Wi-Fi system you use so compatibility can be checked.
Tell Mark what you need and what you would like to spend. Get friendly, one-on-one help choosing the right fit.