The best printers for 2021
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HP’s midrange OfficeJet Pro 9025e prints good-looking text and photos at a relatively low cost per page. It's well suited to small offices with moderate copy and print needs.
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All Specs Part of Epson’s 2020 refresh of its WorkForce Pro line of multifunction (print, copy, scan, and fax) printers, the WorkForce Pro WF-4820 All-in-One Printer ($179.99), is an entry-level to midrange machine designed for use in small offices and home offices. A replacement of 2017’s WF-4720 (an Editors’ Choice recipient), the WF-4820 comes with some notable updates, including a larger touch control panel, faster print speeds, and a higher monthly volume rating. However, it faces a crowded field of capable competitors—including its nearest sibling, the WF-4830, which boasts dou...
All Specs Epson’s WorkForce Pro WF-3820 Wireless All-in-One Printer ($149.99), the smallest of the WorkForce Pro line-up, is an entry-level business-oriented multifunction printer (print, copy, scan, and fax) designed primarily for small offices and home offices. It has good features for the price; it prints well and is reasonably fast. Like most lower-end inkjet AIOs, though, this one is a bit expensive to use, as it's not compatible with Epson's EcoTank bulk ink. That's the primary reason it falls just short of earning our Editors’ Choice nod. Otherwise, it’s a fine little AIO and w...